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by kevincrane 4y ago
Except when you read the article, you saw a description from Twitter and link saying: > State-financed media organizations with editorial independence, like the BBC in the UK or NPR in the US for example, are not defined as state-affilia
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by kevincrane 4y ago
Do you think the camera didn’t work because the parent company got ransomwared? Or is this anecdote related to the posted story in a different way that I’m missing
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by kevincrane 4y ago
Do you think the seller failed to resend because they lost their funds due to SVB collapsing? Or is this anecdote related to the posted story in a different way I'm missing
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by kevincrane 4y ago
…does anyone think this is cool?
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by kevincrane 4y ago
You were allowed to bill for time you spent trying to repair Equifax’s damage. I spent 4-6 hours trying to verify all my various private banking details were still safe, so Equifax was happy to pay me for what they thought my time was worth
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by kevincrane 4y ago
I mean...I'm aware that private jets exist, idk if anyone doubts their existence. I still think their usage is unethical though.
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by kevincrane 4y ago
For environmental reasons alone, yeah private jets are wildly unethical.
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by kevincrane 4y ago
So you're licking his boots for free then?
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by kevincrane 4y ago
And then the person who actually ran the lunch program said "no it doesn't, that doen't make even a little bit of sense". Elon is just pulling numbers out of thin air based on hunches. https://twitter.com&#x2F
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by kevincrane 4y ago
Victimhood is literally their only party platform rn. Like, can you name even a single policy proposal they have that’s not waging a culture war fight?
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by kevincrane 4y ago
hell yeah baby
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by kevincrane 5y ago
Hard agree, I really hate the trend of businesses having to have "an exit", be it IPO or get swallowed by one of like 6 behemoth companies. I love a good "we know who we are and are happy being it" success story which I
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by kevincrane 5y ago
lmao there was a period of time where I'd get 3 or 4 Amazon recruiters at a time emailing me. It started with polite "no thanks, I'm good" and worked to "please stop emailing me". Then when no one would respond
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by kevincrane 5y ago
> I'm far from being taxed at 100% (~50% marginal all in) and my motivation to increase my pay is already very low. Do you think that's because you're already making enough money to put you at or near the top tax bracket?
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by kevincrane 5y ago
That's fair, but (in my area at least) they're a lot more rare than asshole cars parking in bike lanes or driving too fast. I'd take over-aggressive bikes over thoughtless and negligent drivers any day of the week.
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by kevincrane 5y ago
Most bikers only use the sidewalk when the road infrastructure as-is isn’t safe enough for bikers. And I fully agree that there are a lot of bad bikers, but a bad biker is a nuisance to a driver while a bad driver is a potential fatality to
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by kevincrane 5y ago
> Proponents of efforts to make roads safer for cyclists have always gotten pushback from people who think that cycling is a niche hobby of rich lycra-clad yuppies. Which I think is misguided pushback btw (which I think you agree with ba
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by kevincrane 5y ago
What's the appropriate frequency for a child to accidentally kill or maim someone before it becomes "okay"?
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by kevincrane 5y ago
> I can’t help be curious about what’s in the mind of someone who is so blatantly dishonest. Mostly lies. My mind is just swimming in them, it's hard to think about anything else tbh
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by kevincrane 5y ago
This took me 15 seconds to find, here's a 2-year old and a 4-year old shot yesterday because of a gun lying around at home. https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/marietta-man-arrested-after...
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by kevincrane 5y ago
Just to clarify, he asked for a downside of trucks, I said they're far more likely to kill pedestrians and bikers than normal-sized cars in the event the driver hits someone (which is true). And the next logical step is "we should
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by kevincrane 5y ago
They're basically custom-designed to kill pedestrians and bikers if you're not paying attention for one.
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by kevincrane 5y ago
Amazon is the company that gives cops direct access to all the Ring video cameras scattered across the country right?
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by kevincrane 5y ago
Same for the lottery, if you just know which numbers are good then you only have to buy one or two tickets ever and you're set for life.
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by kevincrane 6y ago
Yep, you got it right. It used to come from "RTFA" (read the fucking article) years ago when people would ask questions in the comments that were clearly answered in the article, then eventually morphed to include FTFA (from the a
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by kevincrane 6y ago
Oh yeah, I don't dispute the history of pools in America in general of having a lot of racist gatekeeping behind them, that's absolutely true. I was just saying that swimming and water polo are super cheap sports to participate in
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by kevincrane 6y ago
In California (or at least my part of it) it's pretty common.
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by kevincrane 6y ago
I played water polo at my public high school and only had to buy a swimsuit?
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by kevincrane 6y ago
I have uBlock, Facebook Container, and pihole set up so I should be good for any FB tracking on my desktop (heavy emphasis on the word "should" there), but my phone always finds ways to surprise me.
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by kevincrane 6y ago
> Blown away by how much they're collecting? Please. We've known about Facebook's fetish for collecting everything they possibly can for years. Fair, everyone has an approximate idea of how much FB is sucking down about y

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