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imustbeevil
9y ago
I mean if Uber can just openly destroy evidence yeah it's going to be hard to link them to a crime.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
> It's so bad to the point where I don't think any user can be faulted for not knowing how get it to do what they want. I just don't buy this. I don't get emails. I didn't have to contact customer support. I didn
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imustbeevil
9y ago
I apologize if it seems like I'm making a moral judgement. I don't think it's any more ideal to have to opt out of communications, I'm merely saying that expecting not to have to opt out is a misjudgement. I'd rathe
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imustbeevil
9y ago
If every email they send has an unsubscribe link and you don't click it, you're kind of losing the reasonable grounds to expect them to stop emailing you. I've done this before, just let myself keep getting emails and hoped t
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imustbeevil
9y ago
This is such a weird thing to think. You can turn off all notifications and they'll never contact you, ever. I stopped using Facebook 6 years ago and haven't gotten a single email / sms from them since then, because I used th
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Could you explain the process so we can compare it with the steps the OP went through?
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imustbeevil
9y ago
If anyone ever said that then yes. https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=antisocial,asocia...
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imustbeevil
9y ago
The "a" prefix means "not". The "anti" prefix means "against". Take apathy and antipathy. Asexual vs antisexual. Areligious vs antireligious. The definitions of these prefixes are exact and consistent
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imustbeevil
9y ago
I think "antisocial" is commonly misinterpreted as "asocial". As you've pointed out antisocial does not mean "not social", it means "against society".
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Kind of weird posturing considering all of the red on the west side. He's saying the equivalent of "the east coast didn't vote for Trump" and you're responding "that's a lie look at North Carolina and Flor
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Seems odd to sit on a horse that high and still call the Native Californians "Indian".
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Niche targeting is how you end up selling 5,000 phones.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Yes, this is worthless political bullshit that has been resubmitted 5 times.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
You are an adult. You can choose to do whatever you want.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
I imagine many people see someone who claims to have created Facebook the same way they see that guy who claims to have created email.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
"Even if they never got anything for it, it was cheap at that price. Without malice aforethought I had given them the best show that was ever staged in their territory since the landing of the Pilgrims! It was easily worth fifteen mill
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imustbeevil
9y ago
> If predicting that unimaginable benefits will flow from this space...makes me sound like a naive blockchain cultist, so be it. Yes, that is what belief without reason looks like.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
I don't know if it's a trough or if it's a conclusion. It's been 8 years now and the use cases for Bitcoin / CC haven't changed. You can buy illegal things and an incredibly small number of real things you can
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imustbeevil
9y ago
Turkey isn't an outlier they are literally on the line.
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imustbeevil
9y ago
> What if it's for studying inclination towards certain decision making criteria? A study based on one person doesn't sound very interesting. Did you click the link at all? The author has a name and a picture.