lanevorockz

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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Pretty much an inevitability once governments become too big. It’s a common literary topic in the early 1900s covering from Orwell, Kafka, Brave New World just to name a few examples.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Soon to be law in your nearest Democrat city
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Covid destroyed the local businesses and replaced them with Amazon ... Here the local butcher was gone after 140 year, local farmers market, local antique store and even the craft shop. At least we are consistent that everything comes from
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
A bit of a silly thing for people to celebrate, why not celebrate people that won the lottery ?
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Of Course not ... We live in decadence, seeing China take over while the west is eaten away by a bunch of narcisists. I think it's just obvious to assume we will all be living in some form of Democrat North Korea soon enough.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Maybe that would be a nice way to start Wikipedia alternatives, sijce it became a form of political activism the trustworthiness of Wikipedia fell down significantly.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I really don’t see it like that, true athletes aim to be their best and not just win using any dirty trick. Think Usain Bolt for example.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Kung Fu is more a philosophy than a Martial Art. Hence no Kung Fu MMA champions
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
In Japan they told me it was based in Korean kemp then had massive development when weapons were criminalised by the government.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
The first note they provide is just about Burning Galileo at the stake. This strategy does not work and the only correct way is to inform the public. Education is the ONLY solution and this indoctrination path will only result in war.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
mRNA is the ultimate biohacking tool. You can potentially use it for weight loss by improving metabolism without exercising and a few other things.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
next evolution of social media will be to embed it to politics. BigTech being part of the Democrat movement just means they will be replaced.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Too little, too late ? Asia at the moment produces almost everything we consume.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Maybe because it is ? As covid proves that universities are becoming expensive childcare it might actually break their business model. Remember Steve Jobs ? or Bill Gates ? or Elon Must ? Maybe these guys knew a thing or two about hiring th
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I am an adept of the free code as we should own the source code of the products we buy. It might be too early for society to adopt something this radical but I believe Stallman was right. Mainly that's why I stick to open source techno
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
You are a fool if you don't think that all of Big Tech is not some form of cattle control. They control what you can see, what you can express and what do you do outside of the platform.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
This is just to make the silly socialists happy, we all know that friends of the government will get tax rebates and not pay any taxes just as today.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
More taxes is always good, can’t wait for 100% taxes so I can use my gucci bag voucher while playing ps5 at home
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
We allowed the end of privacy in exchange of our egos to not be hurt. I hope it's worth it.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
That is quite common for R language, it is a scripting language that you are suppose to explore as you use. So if you want to test it, it's very simple ... Just run the script until the part you are interested and then plot the hell ou
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Data should only be taken seriously when the full context is shared for reference. Somehow internet created a generation of TLDRs or ELI5 which just is very sensible to lies and manipulation. Even though I can build trust to my sources, I s
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
DogeCoin is nothing more than a big meme and we are being taken advantage from rich people that know how to trick us.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
I hope we start seeing government truly pushing back against big tech. They have become larger than countries and now just manage the tax evasions schemes that keep them so profitable.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Don't let the "BreakThrough" keyword fool you, it's being used as clickbaitly. Reality is that Nuclear Fusion is maturing quite quickly and we might see application this decade.
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Silicon Valley is an industry that always relied in anti-competitive tactics and they pay billions in legal teams / lobbying each year. Do you think they would spend it if they were on the right side of the law ?
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by lanevorockz 5y ago
Fair competition, google sells their rankings position of keywords to their clients in form of adsense. It now stands to reason that if Google manipulates the ranking, it's also giving or returning money. Hiding behind " THE ALGOR
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Propaganda only goes one way. More power to those on the top.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Already had this tool for over a decade. Why did google took so long to implement it ? Anyways, better late than never.
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Theory? Isn't that even an expected result? The virus started in the exact city where one of the top labs in the world. This was either a breach of higienisation protocols or intentional. Of course, claiming it was intentional is a con
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by lanevorockz 6y ago
Don't rewrite history, main reason Richard was pushed out was a MeToo/racism witch hunt against him. He was not the only one attacked on it, most heads of open source projects were also a target at the same time.

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