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Exactly. Steam is more convenient than manually maintaining a large gaming library and keeping it up to date, and collecting titles on sale. However if it develops a reputation of killing games once a publisher decides to (???), the value-a
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This, 100%. I already act like this is the law because it only seems fair.
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I just requested a steam refund, to try and send a message. I have no playtime, I bought it on sale for $5, but this is gross. I will stop “buying” steam games entirely if this starts happening on a regular basis. Update: that was fast, my
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4y ago
I read something that the Sec wants to nail him, but it's also afraid of losing a Supreme court case (a la the epa) that would totally gut its regulatory power. The entire idea of the Sec relies on the idea of the administrative state
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4y ago
Poverty is a definitional thing, it does not refer to actual living conditions. Poverty in California and poverty in, say, your average red state are very different. Our people in poverty have access to a wide range of public benefits. Our
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This should be higher up. California’s policies have shown incredible public benefit. As much of the USA has been sliding back on important metrics, California’s progressive politics have pulled it forward. This makes conservatives very m
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4y ago
Yes. Also, regularly doing a factory reset is another good hygiene habit to have, this will clear the more rare but persistent forms of malware, often brought on board by legitimate software you installed a long time ago but no longer use.
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This lockdown mode means they can support those other browsers in a non-lockdown mode. All they have to do is have lockdown mode disable all non-webkit browsers.
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4y ago
Excellent comment, I’ll be saving this if you don’t mind… really lays out just how a large fraction of the country has some very legitimate grievances about the fairness of our elections.
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4y ago
So basically tether is just hoping by dragging their feet that btc will recover in price and their embezzlement won’t be exposed? If I had a large amount of USDT I would get out right now and wait for things to settle down. There’s no upsid
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Was breaking up AT&T communism? The benefits for consumers in the following few years were massive. I don’t think we need to suffer obvious business monopolies for years until a new paradigm shows up. Who benefits from that except the
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I’m in America and it’s six clicks but pretty straightforward nonetheless: 1. Click “account” 2. Click “Manage Prime Membership” 3. Click “Manage Membership” 4. In the drop down click “manage membership” (ok, this is a bit silly, but no mis
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I wonder what the remaining USDT holders are waiting for? Is it just the market isn't liquid enough to pull out more than $100M/day?
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To be fair, that property made it great for people selling get-rich-quick scams and the people falling for them. A few people did get rich, pay no attention to the vast majority who lost money.
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Feels like after the 3rd iteration you could call Calhoun a sadist.
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I don’t use it lightly. I used to defend conservatives from such slurs as unfair. After Trump, Jan 6 and their support of the coup , and this Supreme Court’s outrageous antidemocratic decisions, no longer. It is now a full on fascist moveme
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I’m against civil forfeiture laws, I don’t think they are important in the fight against money laundering. Anyway I’m not saying money laundering doesn’t happen, it does… and that’s probably the best case use case for crypto and one of the
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Um. Emissions standards make a huge difference locally. CO2 is not the only pollutant.
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"when we fearmonger, support plummets" yeah I'm not surprised.
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I saw the thread title and knew a typo was more likely than Texas actually doing the right thing. I still get no satisfaction from being correct.
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Does an 11 year old have access to contraceptives from her father that’s raping her?
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So if you gave someone Covid and their lungs failed, they have a right to one of your lungs? Should men be required to donate organs to women they got pregnant, if indicated? This is obviously very silly and not thought out. Banning abortio
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Wow, this is garbage, I wonder who made it… And surprise surprise, this was founded by an ex-GOP consultant. There’s no need to consume fascist propaganda as part of a balanced media diet. Most of the outlets on the far right don’t qualify
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I would argue racism has always been the element causing instability. Racism is why we don’t have universal healthcare, it’s why the inequality we do have is so punishing. Republicans are the party of white grievance since at least the 1960
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> the Supreme Court should not be responsible for managing dysfunction in other branches of govt. Hard disagree here. The Supreme Court acting as a vehicle for rights the majority of the population thinks should be enshrined, but can’t d
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My wife had a successful, “uncomplicated” pregnancy and has permanent lifelong physical and mental damage from it. Not that this is anyone’s business, but apparently I have to share this private information because of all the extreme ignora
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“As a black man, I’m fine when other people say the N word. Doesn’t hurt me.” - same energy. Just because you have the privilege to ignore slurs doesn’t mean everyone else does. Your view on slurs isn’t mainstream in the LGBT community. ht
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“Tyranny of the minority” is even worse and that’s what we are seeing now. This Court isn’t upholding minority rights against the State, it’s doing the reverse, taking away rights from minorities (poor women without easy access to travel to
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The Fourteenth Amendment guaranteeing equal protection was supposed to end the patchwork system of having to live in the right state to be recognized as a full citizen.
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“Both Hitler and Obama were disliked by millions of people” Same energy. This ruling today has more in common with Dred Scott (reduces citizens back down to property because of founder intent or something) than the overturning of it.
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