kahrl

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by kahrl 4y ago
Nobody said "the hell" taxed out of anything. Conversation is completely shut down by these dumb Devil's advocate takes before anyone talks details such as a graduated tax rate.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Something something baby bathwater.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Reads like an 8th grader's report trying to meet the teacher's word count.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Throwing the baby out with the bathwater there. Just because some assholes took advantage of a corrupt system to make money at the expense of public trust, does not mean you need to regress into anti-intellectualism.
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by kahrl 4y ago
BASELESS conspiracy theory.
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by kahrl 4y ago
This is a false equivalence.
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by kahrl 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
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by kahrl 4y ago
Sir, this is The Verge. Hardly journalism.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Because it is, by definition, not gene therapy. The mRNA from the vaccines does not enter the cell nucleus or interact with the DNA at all, so it does not constitute gene therapy.
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by kahrl 4y ago
It's not. This just hit home for homie over here.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Sanford International Airport?
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by kahrl 4y ago
These are not open source games.
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by kahrl 4y ago
NO IT WOULD NOT. One business is dependent on their media image to sell cars, one business would rather you forget they exist because they are selling your identity to third parties. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?
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by kahrl 4y ago
Idiotic claim with no proof. SiriusXM is a publicly traded company. If they were found responsible for vulnerabilities that lead to stolen cars, the lawsuits and public sentiment ABSOLUTELY would affect their bottom line. Just look at Kia a
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by kahrl 4y ago
Source? Where's the proof ABS made drivers take greater risks? Sounds like bullshit.
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by kahrl 4y ago
What an intentionally misleading clickbait headline.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Don't cut yourself on that edge.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Why is this a public blog post? This is disgusting.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Oh yeah. He showed them. Buying pounds of powdered alcohol is really sticking it to 'em. Definitely not an irrational response at all.
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by kahrl 4y ago
I'd prefer to not create brute force vulnerability that leaks the site's list of user email addresses to an attacker.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Fraud is not innovation.
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by kahrl 4y ago
What a tragedy.
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by kahrl 4y ago
Made you click. You fell for it.
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by kahrl 4y ago
"And I’d argue that performance is almost beside the point" Hot fucking take. Another quality article here from The Verge's Sean Hollister.
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by kahrl 4y ago
As an American I can also say this is completely balls to the walls nuts, AND NOT SURPRISING IN THE LEAST.
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by kahrl 4y ago
But before investigating and clearing them, they forced the parents to sign an agreement giving up certain parental rights. So while the buck did eventually stop with them, it wasn't before they did harm of their own.
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by kahrl 4y ago
This is bullshit for: "Prepare for radio silence, but don't be alarmed. Please continue to hold the bag for us."
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by kahrl 4y ago
I think most complaints are coming from customers who don't want to have to consider the wellbeing and livelihood of underpaid employees, who require charity to survive. In most every transaction these days, customers are guilted into
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by kahrl 4y ago
Take your L.
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by kahrl 4y ago
What is the point of your comment? Is it to excuse other countries using whataboutism? Is it to say that the behavior in general is normal?

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