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illuminate
13y ago
It's not about "outgrowing" Etsy. Their entire model is based around avoiding commodity items and towards "boutique", handcrafted, or vintage. In theory, at least. In reality they're selective about the non-handcrafted stuff they tolerate (
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13y ago
"I had no idea "handmade" was such a big deal at Etsy." Hell, all I've heard about is griping from other sellers how "handmade" ISN'T a big deal from overseas sellers.
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13y ago
"The last time I checked my ethics and fundamental laws, the burden of the proof was on the accuser, and the doubt was with the defendant." You're confusing business policy for law.
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13y ago
"I could spend quite a lot of time tracking down obscure/rare records from the past 10 years; travelling the country, digging in record shops, etc. That doesn't mean it would be appropriate to sell them on Etsy - it's not Ebay" Vintage fash
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illuminate
13y ago
Brings you to the start menu.
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illuminate
13y ago
The process damages more than half of society, though.
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illuminate
13y ago
Are you arguing against strict gender roles or for them?
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illuminate
13y ago
Agreed. But where there's so little signal to the noise, there's generally not going to be much to debate, just heckling back and forth :p
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illuminate
13y ago
Besides that those same "skills" you're developing are going to fuck up your future relationship(s) when you continue to behave like a sociopath.
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13y ago
"I've wanted to work abroad but I feel I'm trapped now by my past" Well, perhaps by international law (probably depends on the area) but make sure you're not looking for a geographic escape whenever you find yourself ready, your problems do
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13y ago
Temporary jollies don't get rid of the great chasm of loneliness. When they're gone, it remains.
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13y ago
"the skills to seduce a fling and a future wife are very similar" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cargo_cult
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13y ago
"I read the article as saying that it is immoral to portray girly girls" You should try reading the article when you claim you read something.
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13y ago
The initial poster made "good discussion" impossible with that post.
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13y ago
http://www.microsoft.com/oem/en/Pages/distributors.aspx#fbid... ?
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13y ago
"A rule of law, rather than a rule of authoritarianism, is one of our greatest advancements" "Our"? Authoritarians do not set and enforce the Rule of Law? I think you're creating more of a divide between the two concepts than exist in reali
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13y ago
"artificial sweeteners generally being pretty bad for your long-term health" The fallacy has everything to do with your insistence that this is anything but fantasy. Artificial sweeteners are not worse off for you than sucrose/fructose.
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13y ago
"Once the local food conglomerates are able to produce this, it's all about a price point and most frequently that price point is so low that anything you'd describe as high quality is not available. Think Salisbury steak. What will end up
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13y ago
"given the high stakes (environmental, financial, moral, and so on), why aren't governments more involved in this research" In the US? The beef industry has a strong enough lobby.
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13y ago
"Given what some outlets (Taco Bell[1], looking at you) pass as meat, it won't be much of a change anyway." There's not a vast difference between what's sold as ground beef and what Taco Bell serves. http://www.snopes.com/food/prepare/badm
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13y ago
"This line of thinking drifts into uncomfortable territory relating to cannibalism of euthanized elders" Obviously, being such a common practice.
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illuminate
13y ago
You're placing artifical constraints way too soon, though. It came off unnecessarily dismissive, not cautiously optimistic :p
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13y ago
Good. It'll be objectively better for the world.
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illuminate
13y ago
I don't think you understand how little regulations have to do with veg*nism.
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13y ago
Progress is always demonized by people who worship the naturalistic fallacy.
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13y ago
Is "shiv" really a common synonym? I've only heard shim.
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13y ago
Rule of law authoritarians can not be ethical.
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illuminate
13y ago
A better comparison would be required non-competes, puzzles aren't nearly as harmful as either.
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13y ago
"a toolkit it has no intention of using on mobile or the desktop" Right, I find it likely that XNA was killed to work on a better toolkit for all three.
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13y ago
Not much, really. Anything that scrapes the disk image should be able to recover the images. There's already a "free" open source application or three. I don't work in the field, but I've had some classes with local forensics engineers. For
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