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by ipspam 4y ago
The guy is famous for spending 16 hour days on the line for weeks at a time to pull companies through crisises. This is a far cry from the normal "he's here, he's working, he's mean, he's demanding, I don't lik
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by ipspam 4y ago
This comment is the only time I have EVER said, "yeah, I guess an NFT makes sense"
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by ipspam 4y ago
Wonder what signs of Humanization we will find in the genome. It's easy to blame Grinder, raves, and bathhouses. But it ignores the CRISPR age we live in. (Not saying this is CRISPR'ed, just that CRISPR is ubiquitous and a general
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by ipspam 4y ago
I have been using Proton products for years now. VPN is top notch at the paid level, and email is pretty great. Don't know what else to say, it's good stuff.
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by ipspam 4y ago
I don't think you understand. "Get out the vote" hasn't been fair and balanced for 20+ years. Words have been shifted to trick you into thinking that "get out the vote" is "get out the vote". It isn&#
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by ipspam 4y ago
No and No, but maybe yes? There is the SuperPac, and then there is the private takeover of public elections under the guise of get out the vote. Or charities that are not allowed to be political but are. Pick your poison, whatever the law m
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by ipspam 4y ago
Neat article. It doesn't even begin to scratch the surface. It claims that $208 million is the largest contribution. Actually, Mark Zuckerberg did $400+ million, but he pretended it was a fair and balanced get out the vote. If states d
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by ipspam 4y ago
No. They aren't. Federal prosecutors don't talk to world leaders, don't make public policy, don't tell their party of hundreds of members of Congress what to do, don't apportion funding, don't go to war, negoti
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by ipspam 4y ago
You are making inferences with what was done with the data. We all know that both sides used data nefariously to try to win the most powerful post in the world. One side won and got praised, one side won and got shit on. It's total bia
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by ipspam 4y ago
There isn't enough money in millionaires and billionaires. That's why they shout "Tax the Rich", because they don't care, and just want to tax the middle class with VAT and income tax etc. They want control, and the
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by ipspam 4y ago
Took me a moment.....
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by ipspam 4y ago
I can't say for sure there is a neutral to positive benefit of a massage. I CAN say there is a hurting to relief benefit of massage. I have experienced it many times. I doubt anyone is without problems, therefore massage can absolutely
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by ipspam 4y ago
Thermopen. Infinitely useful. Unlimited return on investment. Amortized over 10 years and at $10 of meat per day, I can perfectly cook $35,600 of meat for an initial investment of $105. Just a few better steaks or roasts and it pays for its
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by ipspam 4y ago
You miss the point. ALL managed money is moving towards ESG. The entire point is that the large hedge funds get to shape the world with YOUR dollars because there is nowhere else to put your dollars. Which, you are correct, leaves an opport
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by ipspam 4y ago
The world record so far is a 6 chain transmission among humans. It's very hard to spread. That's why no one is worried. The thing you are missing that no one is saying out loud is that this time it is spreading as an STD, and ther
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by ipspam 4y ago
The case cluster in Montreal was discovered by a STI testing clinic. The longest ever recorded chain of community transmission was 6 people. It's not easily spread. It's not considered an STI, but not because it doesnt act exactly
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by ipspam 4y ago
ESG by it's very definition is bad. It limits stocks that can be purchased, taking away opportunity from investors. It also values virtue signalling, and funnels index fund money into smaller and smaller markets chasing fewer and fewer
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by ipspam 4y ago
Correction, 1/3rd of forces COMMITTED in February. Which renders headline totally irrelevant.
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by ipspam 4y ago
You didn't attempt to answer the question about how long it takes to actually tip and what the process is. So I'm going to assume it's a cumbersome as it sounds. "difference between a QR code and a tip jar isn't goi
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by ipspam 4y ago
It's a distributed hierarchy with rules. Every release group is a cell competing against every other release group. It's like the Mafia, you get respect for breaking releases. Then the releases trickle down to the usenets and priv
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by ipspam 4y ago
I did some further digging and it turns out "However, Twitter reported 229 mDAUs in quarter 1 of 2022," 229 million monetized daily active users (mDAUs) Which means there needs to be no more than 10.3million that are bots. I'
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by ipspam 4y ago
No, this will never be practical. By their own numbers, 100 watts at max exertion, 75 watts over 30-45 minutes. 0.0375-0.0625 KWH Enough to run an 1800 watt electric kettle for, oh, 1-2 minutes? Might or might not get a cup of coffee made
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by ipspam 4y ago
Except there is no such thing as a placebo for LSD .....
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by ipspam 4y ago
I think Netflix killed themselves with the focus group. Mostly mediocrity designed to appeal to a large audience, but satisfying no one. And don't get me started on the "normalisation" of groups X Y and Z, or the diverse stuf
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by ipspam 4y ago
Was it? Serious question. I just skip the platform based stuff and still do torrents and release groups. Cross platform freedom. It's been gravy for a dozen years, and will continue to be. Perhaps all the money you gave them to make un
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by ipspam 4y ago
My thoughts were a targeted "Stuxnet" type virus.
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by ipspam 4y ago
It's kind of interesting how all this damage was done in the name of "protecting" "vulnerable persons", and yet here we are, where the most vulnerable will get screwed. Some demand can be cut with breast feeding, if
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by ipspam 4y ago
Cool idea. I like the fees. Pretty much the only question I really had was unanswered: How simple is it for a consumer to use? Ideally this is outdated technology already. Ideally, in Canada, where everyone has tap, there is just a tappable
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by ipspam 4y ago
Why bother? The burden of proof is ok the UFO enthusiasts, and there just isn't any proof. A personal friend of mine has decided aliens are real. But he has had his thought processes hijacked. His main arguement is that everyone can&#x
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by ipspam 4y ago
“If we want to contain the spread of the virus, the only way to do that is through mucosal immunity.” No. The virus is going to win this biological arms race we challenged it to. What politicians and scientists want is not relevant to COVID

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