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by jeegsy 5y ago
Kodi can do netflix now?
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> We also discussed our beliefs about our role as teachers in raising political issues with young children I do believe we have found the root cause
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Nothing to do with Rogan but then goes on to discuss Rogan quite a bit with a generous helping of other Artists who have protested Rogan. The hubris on this person. He actually believes that he can talk people out of Spotify!
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> and you should want that Not that I'm picking on you in particular but I just want to say that this idea, is maybe the biggest obstacle to mass adoption.
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I'm not sure why a law is needed. These big tech companies do the government's bidding all the time.
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> He’s horoscopes and crystals for people who think they’re intellectuals. I quite disagree. But say thats true, so what? Whether he's some rando or not, we should be able to choose who we want to listen to. Shout out to the "m
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> That is not to take anything away from his achievements The entire purpose of mentioning his privilege at all is to take away from his achievements. Otherwise, why mention it. Surely it is obvious to all who read the article that you w
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I really hope this means that small mom and pop stores and the implied personal service will come back. Hipsters get on it!!
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> If you contrast his grandfather's life of civic virtue with his cosplay reactionary Anglophilia Its interesting that we are discussing a famous poet from a bygone era when we juxtapose those works with what passes as wit in our mo
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> I can't begin to imagine what there is to be suspicious of. I can't either
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I told Github management about the warrant In what capacity? How did you come by your knowledge of the warrant?
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I had to look those up. Wasnt disappointed. You can definitely keep the ameletita though
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Consumer Complaint: we would rather "X" Response: ACKSHULLY, {everything} has always been "Y" so the "X" you want as a consumer is kinda invalid This argument sequence is a special kind of infuriating
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by jeegsy 5y ago
Thank you for shedding some light on the actual contents of the book
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Its always 'nice' to see the concern for the fellow man that informs most progressive policy discussions being put to practice.
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> People complain about microtransactions today and don't even think to consider that the original microtransaction was the arcade machine I couldn't disagree more. The arcade machine did not feel like a microtransaction at the
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Whether it matters or not is besides the point. The attached article claims that these supermarket chains will no longer source from farmers that engage in 'illegal' deforestation in Brazil. It is therefore reasonable to ask illeg
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“no tolerance for illegal deforestation" Under whose law?
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by jeegsy 5y ago
Is it possible that you aced calculus later on because you were in effect taking it a second time?
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by jeegsy 5y ago
> Well, that's not quite what they're saying - essentially what they're saying is that they're a different kind of smart I'm pretty sure that is exactly what they are saying. The 2021 version of it anyway
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> Of course Apple requires them to use the iOS rendering engine How is apple allowed to do this? Would MSoft have escaped the legal trouble back then if they had simply insisted that Netscape had to run like IE?
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Those discovery features are quite useful in keeping my library up to date
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Except you are someone with "direct knowledge of the matter", you should not invent justifications for Intel's pricing strategy. If we knew specifically why they chose this strategy, then thats another matter. What I do know
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> Driving is a privilege, not a right Why is that?
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The reason I posted was to point out that the context you provided was unnecessary and even counter-productive. In light of your response, in particular the blatantly obvious projection, I believe I was correct in my read of your intentions
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You probably didn't intend this but the context you have highlighted almost reads like a recommendation except I misunderstand what a 'canon' means.
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Of the top of my head, I don't recall any other issue that the zeitgeist even tacitly required a fiction writer to cover. The book will probably be great but what an odd article!
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I have said no such thing, quite the opposite. If you have truly missed that then, an further discussion with you is doomed.
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As I said, rationalizations. What is also amazing is that people think that repeating the obvious in vaguely sassy fashion is somehow an argument. In any case, Youtube's "rights" as you call them would be more palatable if th
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The speed at which we have embraced censorship with the attendant rationalizations has been amazing.

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