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inigyou
2mo ago
If celebrities keep their appointments say 80% of the time, then for every near miss, there should be four who actually died. Are there?
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inigyou
2mo ago
This is just not a true statement.
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inigyou
2mo ago
The UK fined it £520,000 but has no way to enforce it.
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inigyou
2mo ago
The EU won't let me read its regulations because it uses Cloudfront. Is this actually true or is it FUD?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Are we sure there isn't some single market principle that overrules the presumption that you'd have to register in every country? AFAIK generally you're allowed to operate in one country and sell things to other countries, un
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inigyou
2mo ago
Do you count the MEP who subpoenaed the ATM company that charged a $175 ATM fee? What's your corruption angle there? Wa she getting paid off by a competing ATM company?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Realistically if you're a small company, you just do it, until someone tells you "hey you're supposed to comply with X" and then you say "oh sorry, we didn't realise, we'll do that now", repeat for al
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inigyou
2mo ago
Do you, is that what the law is? I've seen enough propaganda flying around to not just take this on faith. What happens whenever two countries differ on any other regulation and one company sells outside its home country?
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inigyou
2mo ago
I'm noticing a whole lot of this gets posted here whenever the EU does anything. It's almost like a propaganda campaign.
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inigyou
2mo ago
And the compelling reason is always profit.
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inigyou
2mo ago
You're saying "if it was fake, everyone would know it" yet you've now been presented with two members of "everyone" who do indeed "know it". How many do you have to see before you accept that "ev
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inigyou
2mo ago
But other people are giving you everything you want for free. Why do you need to afford it? What does it even mean to question whether you can afford something you already get unlimited amounts of for free?
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inigyou
2mo ago
I'm saying the policy that receiving a gift is bad for you is our fault.
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inigyou
2mo ago
But ActivityPub works a certain way and it's different from how ATProto works. You're saying HTTP should've been a layer on top of email - how would that ever work?
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inigyou
2mo ago
That would still be Greek
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inigyou
2mo ago
Only one of them fired the pandemic response team right before a global pandemic. The pandemic did end, because it turned into an endemic, meaning it is now an endemic and not a pandemic, meaning the pandemic part of it went away. Endemic i
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inigyou
2mo ago
State a social rule
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inigyou
2mo ago
Municipal level stuff is highly constrained in the US because most suburban municipalities are bleeding money - they're either propped up by an urban core, or they're bankrupt and already letting vital services rot.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Paying third shift a minimum wage is also a constraint we imposed on ourselves to the detriment of the public. Is it overreach when a store owner wants to be open 24/7, but can only afford to pay third shift $0.07 an hour and then gove
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inigyou
2mo ago
Well they should be. The government should be obligated to support the use of government services without any third-party megacorp dependencies.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Number of pages is relevant. If it has five, it's only a booklet.
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inigyou
2mo ago
The government is saying that hosting someone's speech is material support, so yes, they are.
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inigyou
2mo ago
It's impossible to know if the government intended a threat. Do you see the difference between a government worker using the report button on twitter, and the police arresting someone?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Which group of people are you taking it as a dog whistle for?
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inigyou
2mo ago
Signal and WhatsApp are already required to give your communications to the government.
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inigyou
2mo ago
We're already at the end of the 6th mass extinction FWIW. Over the last 200 years most species have gone extinct. There isn't that much left to make extinct. We'll manage it though.
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inigyou
2mo ago
Interesting. You flagged my sibling comment to this one based on it being from a random word picker.
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inigyou
2mo ago
I'm noticing a lack of actual numbers, only guesses. What were your homestead's total income and total expenses in 2025?
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inigyou
2mo ago
If they were mirrored to another platform, would you follow them there, or do you only follow them to populate specifically your X feed?
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inigyou
2mo ago
And what if I don't use Apple Pay or Google Pay?
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