jhiska

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by jhiska 9y ago
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Using technology and money to blackmail yourself isn't an effective way to make you do something you don't actually want to do; shady.
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Calling it the memetastic phrase "crisis of attention" (whatever that means) is itself a way to get your attention by the "attention industry". They're trying to sell the solution to a problem that they're tryi
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Implementing what the article says: 1. Adopt a positive attitude. I'm positive that brings more problems than it solves. 2. Reframe the situation. "My heart is working harder and my body is mobilizing its energy to get ready for t
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The guy writing the tutorial on shadowbans doesn't even know if he's shadowbanned. >Another way is to use this here Shadowban Analyzer (open it in an incognito window). It will test to see if your posts show up for #hashtags ci
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It's a competent basic guide on how to invest, but it doesn't explain how you trade crypto back into cash and the problems associated with that. >Coinbase is the safest and most secure online cryptocurrency site. Always start w
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Hyperbolic.
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Seems exhausting for a parent, but beneficial for certain careers. Dunno if it would significantly improve their thinking a decade later.
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It always seems to me with modern art that the blurbs about the artwork or the artist are more interesting than the artwork itself, or that the blurbs make the artwork interesting, or even that the blurbs are part of the artwork.
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Folks, don't despair; always look at the bright side. They're still years away from backdoor access to every German person!
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You're preaching to the choir.
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They could have hired, and married, immigrants.
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21st-century righteousness porn.
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>Netflix (allegedly) Stole My Photos for Stranger Things That's his personal problem, not ours.
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It's just some stupid film.
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On Socially Assigning the Identity of 'Criminal' to People Who Commited Crime(aeon.co)
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More specifically, I mean to say that "white" is the cultural identity that originated with the European Enlightenment and its values. It is almost perfectly interchangeable with "Westerner". I also mean to say that this
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>The three inmates, Carl Snyder, Dyjuan Tatro and Carlos Polanco, were tasked with arguing that public schools should be allowed to turn away students whose parents entered the US illegally. >The inmates impressed the judges by sugges
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When Americans rejoice that their own institutions are failing... it speaks to how they view their own government as an enemy. What are elections for in a representative democracy if the people elected don't represent the majority?
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Proves that no computer network can be secured, and is specially interesting given that the entire US military is moving to operate as a giant computer network where everyone is a node in the system. They're setting themselves up for
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>If you can't get a real name for that SIM then you're 100% sure you're being watched by people a bit more powerful and dangerous than your suspicious wife If you conveniently "forget" or show heavy reluctance to
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It's no longer enough to build some buildings; now they have to be "smart" somehow. It's like my headphones that promise me to "take you places", but my travel agency -- which actually takes me to places -- pro
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It is vital to the intel community that their methods of attribution can't be publicly audited and that their authority is trusted on word alone.
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You would rather they not publish what they are given if it's about the US.
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You are reframing the discussion.
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You are indeed right that there is a website. A website could be manufactured if this is part of a clever viral campaign for some dystopian book or film. Where is reliable proof? Can someone in Japan confirm this?
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The story seems fake. Does anyone have a link to this "Family Romance" corporation? Where is the proof? Why would the guy be so ruthlessly candid about his immoral failings? Why does he talk in a carefully manicured, but cruel and
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I have no hope as well. It's the status quo.
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Because it acknowledges their trauma as real and it acknowledges that they caused it. (talking about sociopaths, not Sean Parker)
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A sociopath wouldn't be open about what the harm they did because they don't care to help others heal. He talks about it because he feels guilt but knows he won't be punished. He understood it was immoral. He still did it, be

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