legacynl

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by legacynl 4y ago
> When something gets large and powerful enough it becomes a government regardless of how you try and spin it. Is this a quote or something? Because that doesn't make sense at all.
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by legacynl 4y ago
I don't agree. You get higher wages in the US, but you also have to pay more in the US. Healthcare (or saving money for when you need healthcare), schools, having to drive everywhere, etc. In most of western Europe you don't actua
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by legacynl 4y ago
That's not their mission though.
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by legacynl 4y ago
and what if you disable search-suggestions?
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by legacynl 4y ago
"Rationally/ethically X sounds dangerous and bad, but I haven't seen any widespread disaster resulting from X, therefore X is fine/good enough, so I just try to not think about the ways X is bad and unethical"
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by legacynl 4y ago
Although I get where you're coming from, I think you're taking a big risk by assuming you know everything there's to know already. The fact is that you can't know what you don't know. You could be dunning-kruggering
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by legacynl 4y ago
How come they were able to trademark a segmented circle in the first place?
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by legacynl 4y ago
> Being charged as a minor is usually because one assumes minor lack the judgement of adults how does that sentence mesh with: > But if a young offender clearly acted with premeditated malice How would you be able to determine if a ce
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by legacynl 4y ago
> The teenager ... will be tried as an adult Why does the US criminal system do this? Who at the court gets to decide that 17 is the same as 21 in this case?
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by legacynl 4y ago
Nowadays they come armed with bodyarmor and rifles so.. it's not completely the same thing.
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by legacynl 4y ago
> I don't care much about my name being public, but I don't know what else it might have memorized (political affiliations? Sexual preferences? Posts from 13-year old me?). In the age of GDPR this feels like an enormous regress
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by legacynl 4y ago
Do you happen to be of the type that re-reads sentences/chapters?
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by legacynl 4y ago
That's a good point, and another reason why it's not really useful to use population-averages as a means to say something about averages of the military.
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by legacynl 4y ago
You guys are missing the obvious: Feeling like a victim is only bad if you're not actually a victim of anything. If you ARE a victim, then it's delusional not to feel as such. I know how everybody in the US loves hustle culture, b
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by legacynl 4y ago
> roughly 37% of Russia’s male population are alcoholics. There's a very big selection bias you're not accounting for, the amount of people in the russian military who are alcoholics might be significantly lower than that of t
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by legacynl 4y ago
I think it's in reality all a bit more mundane than the flashy headline suggests. UFO secrets are not the same as 'alien' secrets. UFO just means that there is a big list of incursions of us air space that are unidentified. T
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by legacynl 4y ago
It's a nice exercise but doesn't this ultimately proof that using these formalized proofs is flawed? That this system can be made to 'proof' anything, as long as the premises are logical by themself? Or am I reading too
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by legacynl 4y ago
That's why you need unions
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by legacynl 5y ago
oh haha, woops
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by legacynl 5y ago
I think it's a bit much to call this sabotage. It's not as if this opensource node-library is fulfilling a crucial role in Russia's war efforts. Using this reasoning you could argue that any negative comments about the war to
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by legacynl 5y ago
Because Chinese propaganda has always tried to shift blame away from the cccp. cccp propaganda continually pushed the message that corona infections were due to contaminated foreign goods (i.e. Not due to the cccp's bad healthcare poli
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by legacynl 5y ago
> I disagree with this. As an example, a video came out the other day of a Chicago Transit Authority employee getting into an altercation with some guy. "Some guy" pushed him to the ground and walked away. The employee very slo
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by legacynl 5y ago
> I'm sure there's plenty of these camps that actually are court mandated. That may be, but in those cases you would be talking about behavior problems that resulted in problems with the law, trial, guilt and conviction. Those
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by legacynl 5y ago
Lol you're so full of yourself. > the traditional internet required that you be literate, be able to write, have an IQ > 45. No it didn't. The internet required you to know how to setup a server and hosting. If you knew how,
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by legacynl 5y ago
That's why paying attention to the message is important. If you give me your number, but when I call I get an automated response system, I'd hang up as well, thinking I probably got the wrong number. In the case of the top-comment
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by legacynl 5y ago
> but you have to dive deep into a menu to access them and adding new bookmarks is basically not supported: you can't "star" them like you would on the desktop version. Are you sure you're on the latest version? I&#x2
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by legacynl 5y ago
It's hard to define what 'reproduction' is. I think in lot's of definitions this would fit. Also aren't we basically the same? (i.e. a collection of mindless cells, doing their thing, leading to the effect of human
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by legacynl 5y ago
> Does this even exist? What has your experience been with bt? I have the cheapest bt-dongle I could find (4 euros) and it never failed me and is super solid.
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by legacynl 5y ago
Learning stuff involves creating new connections in your brain between different concepts. If you learn something by heart, it means the connections are very strong, and that if you think about one concept (e.g. finance), your brain automat
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by legacynl 5y ago
People from certain non-western countries have bigger disadvantages in respect with the language, education, either lack of, or degrees not being recognized, and financial means. This has nothing to do with those people's culture or wi

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