kderbyma

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by kderbyma 4y ago
that cannot be legal??
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I feel like you are completely missing the point of the protagonists self sacrifice..... you claim it is selfish to show the world that they are at an unhealthy level of entitlement and ignorance and that to continue with the status quo is
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I haven't read 1984 yet to my chagrin
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Also...it is a novel...so the message part isn't the whole point. There is a plot...
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I agree it has flaws and needed an editor. The book is about 30-40% too long, and does repeat the ideas, but if you ignore that aspect which is fair given many books suffer from that which are popular and well loved. The biggest flaw is the
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Most people who have a dislike for Atlas Shrugged have a poor understanding due to having only engorged themselves on satire about the book, poor rendered assumptions about the nature of the messages written by enraged people who take offen
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by kderbyma 4y ago
the convenience of a brick and mortar store. currated quality
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I keep seeing more and more references to the physical media lately. I have myself gotten urges the past couple years and rapidly built up physical media collections for things which I had always wanted. I sense we are going retro again and
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Google is garbage. Bing is a bitch. DuckDuckGo doesn't do great, Yandex is yawn. search sucks.
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Sorry, but it's more than a bug. it's blatant manipulation. you even acknowledge it as much just claim it is to fight extremists, but the truth is you neutered the platform in 2016
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Apple and many other services are truly becoming unhealthy for the society at large. not individuals, but the global ecosystem. they are destroying information at a rate that is almost unprecedented. I think they probably burn a library wor
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by kderbyma 4y ago
This is a common propaganda tactic as well. so it really does require evidence....it seems a conflict isnt a conflict until the incubators get in the news.....
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by kderbyma 4y ago
as someone who has never had a car nor really desired one, I find it a bit disheartening that my entire life I have watched cities prioritize machines over it's citizens.
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by kderbyma 4y ago
Floppy Beats
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by kderbyma 4y ago
100% agree! I cannot stand companies which act as you have described. I started to shun products which require any accounts and I flat out refuse to sign up for them. its annoying enough to have realestate taken up by their requests to sign
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by kderbyma 4y ago
You are simplifying a bit. You expect the abilities for a small team to beat out a chinese-government backed behemoth
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I have always had a bad guy feeling about tiktok. It never seemed right to me how it grew so quickly. It screams of privacy concerns even beyond what Facebook was doing and came after years of public scrutiny and general contempt for those
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by kderbyma 4y ago
wouldn't this also mean they can claim that one total sales to inflate them?
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by kderbyma 4y ago
this is very similar inside of software service companies and IT. the company provides on-site resources who are all technically contractors with their own separate legals. they should be avoided at all costs.
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by kderbyma 4y ago
the cynic in me says that those savings will just become profits for the companies and government through taxes and greed....so savings are relative. Also it seems to be highly dependent on solar mass adoption
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I bought some cats back in the day for $30USD, and I made out with a whopping 5x-10x over the years on those cats. I still have half my supply, and occasionally would get a purchase come through. I will remain hopeful for the resurgence
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I try to avoid them like the plague. Affinity while not nearly as supported and feature rich....it doesn't stab and bleed me monthly for the privilege of bloatware...
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by kderbyma 4y ago
time.to leave....
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by kderbyma 4y ago
I deleted my 15 year old account because of that.....it was tough, but it was so far gone from what it was that it wasn't really a loss to say goodbye.....
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by kderbyma 4y ago
My opinion is that SAP is worth so much because of lock-in...that's billions of dollars of prisoners...
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by kderbyma 4y ago
well if they had more easily removable wall panels you could still decorate and access the inner wall
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land of the free.....:/
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by kderbyma 4y ago
this would be a great social study. cases where technology has enabled the racketeering and price gouging by corporations with almost no gains in efficiency or output or quality or any metric of value.
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by kderbyma 4y ago
this almost just appears to be the application of the term 'stages' as in a circuit of sort. As opposed to being independent frames which one may be in or perceiving. couldnt semantics fix this conceptually
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by kderbyma 4y ago
just looks like futuristic solar punk. but tbf, I would like to see more of this incorporation of nature into architecture as part of the foundation and less of a purely aesthetic addition like almost every single western skyscraper.

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