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841.
by kgwxd 2y ago
"Speech is not a crime"
842.
by kgwxd 2y ago
e m and t all have the same motion.
843.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Got -1/3 of the way there on the first try. 7 incorrect in a row!
844.
by kgwxd 2y ago
What does it even mean to "distrust science"? Science never asked to be trusted in the first place.
845.
by kgwxd 2y ago
A $15,400 value!
846.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Am I using this site wrong? All I'm seeing is basically a tweet with nothing remotely resembling an original thought.
847.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Collections is a bigger pain in the arse. If those virtual cards or Google account are tied to your PII, not good.
848.
by kgwxd 2y ago
I want the US's system of checks and balances to be enforced as intended. If they are, and Trump is successfully removed from office (better, arrested) for doing what he's doing, then so could Vance, assuming he also continues to
849.
by kgwxd 2y ago
I have my history turned off, which makes my "home page" nothing but an annoying message about turning it on. That racoon eating lettuce is on the suggestions list no matter what topic I'm currently watching.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
No need to waste time debunking when the base just believes what they’re told, even in the face of constant contradictory personal experience.
851.
by kgwxd 2y ago
> what even does remain of the word 'unnatural'? Shame.
852.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Any business shifting to the US right now will just be part of the corruption. Everyone else will avoid the US for a very long time.
853.
by kgwxd 2y ago
It’s disgusting how much the justice system rewards terrible people. Another conman gets his pay day, and I’m sure the judge got one too.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
XML, and other X[x] standards, are just horrible to read. On top of that, XML was made 10x worse by wrapping things in SOAP and the like over the wire, back in the day. XSD, XPath, XSLT are all domains where I'd argue that reading&#x2F
855.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Just flag it. If HN doesn't put a downvote on stories, then it must be by design. If they don't like the concept of it being used as a downvote button, that's their problem, with an easy solution. The reason for the trend of
856.
by kgwxd 2y ago
It’s far more often malice than stupidity, when talking about overreach of power. I absolutely hate Hanlon’s Razor, it’s how we got here.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
I got black text on a white background
858.
by kgwxd 2y ago
What? Constant calls to leave twitter, cheers when Space X ships explode, praise for other countries when they ditch StarLink...
859.
by kgwxd 2y ago
It doesn't help anything, it hurts. It puts people in danger. It paints protestors as "terrorist". It gives Elon something to point at to claim himself the victim. Which is how we know actual Tesla protestors aren't behi
860.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Tesla protesters are behind this in the same way Ukraine invaded Russia.
861.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Co-owner of a "consulting company" with partner(s) that are more into the business and management side of things, are cool with you mostly just coding, handling the software related fires, and help guiding, mostly independent, dev
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by kgwxd 2y ago
> So now Trump can say: Look, if you have 57% approval rating, why do you shun elections? So a lie to "prove" another lie? Is he's going to show us exactly how he's "shunning elections"?
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by kgwxd 2y ago
WTF? Battle against Trump? Oh right, being on the reasonable side of anything makes one a "never-Trumper". Trump has nothing to do with it. He's not relevant to every decision everybody makes, and every opinion they have, jus
864.
by kgwxd 2y ago
Then why did they vote against themselves, family, friends, community, city, country, and other countries? Uneducated people make uneducated votes. Privileged people get it, they just want you to be more educated, but you keep voting agains
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by kgwxd 2y ago
Because the US will soon have the cheap labor needed to produce them.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
35+ years ago, my friend insisted it meant the UK definition and, until now, every time I heard the word, I'd think of the time my, otherwise smarty-pants, friend didn't know what the most basic, least offensive, slang meant.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
Example? I was drunk for the entire administration. I don’t doubt he said some stupid shit, but I doubt he then doubled down and escalated consistently afterwards, with unquestioning support from his constituents.
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by kgwxd 2y ago
I did not claim he never said it. I’m claiming that it was an obvious lie. If words are the only thing that matters when judging a persons intentions, then that must apply to every person equally or else you’re objectively biased. But you a
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by kgwxd 2y ago
I really hate that aphorism. Malicious people love it though. “Fool me once…”
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by kgwxd 2y ago
Mine was http://typedrummer.com/ super fun but, if the developer of that site sees this, I was sad that typing "something!" didn't produce a "ba-dum ching" :)

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