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Apple TV Is Turning the ‘Strange Planet’ Comic into an Animated Series
(reviewgeek.com)
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Everyone wants to invest in open-source startups now
(techcrunch.com)
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There is a big difference between saying "your argument is terrible or infantile or whatever" and saying "you are such and such", I don't think that's hair splitting at all and I also don't think that the
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5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I specifically targeted the reasoning and not the person, I thought it was odd that it's still considered 'name calling'.
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Sorry dang, which part is name calling tho?
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Apple denies Parler’s App Store appeal, citing derogatory terms and Nazi symbols
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AMC revenue drops nearly 90% in fourth quarter, but CEO remains optimistic
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It’s Open Season for Microsoft Exchange Server Hacks
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Could the Simpsons Replace Its Voice Actors with AI?
(wired.com)
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Apple to Invest over 1B Euros in Munich Silicon Design Center
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Two New Apple Silicon MacBooks Expected to Enter Mass Production
(macrumors.com)
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Disney+ Now Has More Than 100M Subscribers
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Apple Set to Begin iPhone 12 Production in India
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What's really "cringey" is resorting to infantile insults to attack the validity of an informative video that dismantles your narrative instead of formulating actual arguments.
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Don't fall for the false "terrorism" accusation. The real issue is the geopolitical importance of xinjiang: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
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It's a weak propagandist tactic to deflect, with false accusations of "terrorism", from the real geopolitical importance of xinjiang: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
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Don fall for the "terrorism" deception, it's about the geopolitical importance of xinjiang: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
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6y ago
The copy paste CCP talking points are almost comical by now. Everybody has a good grip on what's going on right now: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
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6y ago
It has absolutely NOTHING to do with 'extremism' that's just a cheap CCP talking point. It's about the geopolitical importance of xinjiang: https://youtu.be/ZxvYcByv2M8
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6y ago
Flipping with religion is totally missing the point though. - See? Anyone can make unsubstantiated assertions. Ironically it's you who clearly misses the point by not understanding how the flipping exposes your flimsy and biased narrat
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6y ago
Well anyway it's nothing but your opinion and not rooted in any objective truth. Society imposes all sorts of teachings or value judgments upon kids, way before "developed minds can make their own choices" - We say that lying
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Atheism should be reserved for 16yo and more. Forcing it on susceptible children minds should be considered child abuse. There is no freedom of religion if indoctrination starts from the earliest and most vulnerable age. This is what's
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> Girls in France are forced by their elders to wear the hijab. That's a vile and bigoted generalization. While that can be sometimes the case, it certainly isn't mostly so. A huge number of girls who are forced to remove their
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The framing is odd though describing it as "forced" instead of simply the school's dress code. Especially when comparing it to a case in Britain a few weeks ago where a girl was threatened [1] with legal action because her sk
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That's even more dystopian than I imagined. Lately I felt depressed because things didn't line up as I hoped, but compared to those poor souls I can see how blessed I actually am to live in peace.
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> So even by your "accidental overdose" criteria, water would be a "hard drug". smh...what a load of nonsense. you really put so much effort into misunderstanding what I said. I specifically said "how easy is it
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6y ago
Don't editorialise titles. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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I was talking about the broader consequences, you're obviously right in the specific case, but that's why I wrote: "That's a bold claim which I would like to see substantiated with evidence. How could one possibly forese
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you left out an essential part of the quote: => don't quote me on that. Sorry but you are either taking the piss or you are just not interested in a reasonable dialogue. Of course you can overdose from anything if you intend to over
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> Users could, of course, still overdose if they mix cocaine with other drugs, but education campaigns should hopefully mitigate that risk, and in any case it won't be any worse than what happens when those same people mix effective
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