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by lghh 5y ago
> Fascist actions to me are things like admitting the government regularly bans people they don't like from social media. Didn't really have a way to effectively do that, but tried to get laws changed so social media platforms
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by lghh 5y ago
Seeing as I don't live in an urban area and am in the most "red" state in the nation, I doubt I'm that removed from what you think I'm removed from.
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by lghh 5y ago
I think calling open fascism something as simple as a "differing political opinion" a bit reductive. Additionally, a former president (and future presidential hopeful) taking advantage of someone in this manor is more newsworthy t
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by lghh 5y ago
I'd love to buy a squat rack and other lifting tools to keep at home. I don't live close to a gym but have enough space to lift what I'd like to in my garage. Though, I am worried about the potential for injury or getting mys
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by lghh 5y ago
Businesses should not be forced to do business with someone they don't want to do business with.
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by lghh 5y ago
And you also have a right to distance yourself from someone based on their choices.
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by lghh 5y ago
It's just annoying when they don't have a sense of humor about their products but have a negative sense of humor about other's.
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by lghh 5y ago
But then they'd have to show the corresponding person in the video call as being nothing but a floating nose.
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by lghh 5y ago
Funny that they used a very clunky looking Windows laptop and a pretty dated looking Android phone to show off Facetime.
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by lghh 5y ago
Seems reasonable that someone would enforce their license that prevents use of their software for someone they specifically don't want using their software.
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by lghh 5y ago
Some, but not nearly enough.
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by lghh 5y ago
Because beyond ideology you can literally spread Covid, not just the incorrect ideas around the Covid vaccine. Like, I can be around someone with Covid and catch it and have Covid. That's a clear difference from obesity.
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by lghh 5y ago
If they could easily spread obesity to others and potentially get them killed as well, I don't see why not.
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by lghh 5y ago
Also, you can't spread obesity to the non-obese. I know about network affect influencing obesity, but that's a process and involves actions on the other parties behalf and takes more than a few minutes. Don't try to "got
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by lghh 5y ago
Not even remotely similar. I am once again reminded of my favorite Dril tweet "the wise man bowed his head solemnly and spoke: 'theres actually zero difference between good & bad things. you imbecile. you fucking moron'&q
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by lghh 5y ago
What does that have to do with getting vaccinated to help lower the spread of said disease?
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by lghh 5y ago
I’m not sure what you’re implying. Can you elaborate?
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by lghh 5y ago
In the time period before you were symptomatic but we’re still contagious did you potentially get anyone else sick? What’s your level of confidence if you catch covid again, you won’t spread it prior to being symptomatic? Are you comfortabl
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by lghh 5y ago
Isn't that sort of what science is though? This is just probably the most public exposure of the scientific method that I'm aware of. Experts sometimes disagree, then we test the heck out of something, then we hit a consensus. Thi
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by lghh 5y ago
Sure, if you approach everything in bad faith then yes it's not really "unlimited". That said, calling it unlimited is much easier than saying "we offer no set number of days, use what you need. you still work here thoug
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by lghh 5y ago
I have unlimited PTO and have for quite a while and love it. We are encouraged to take off at least 5 days a quarter / 20 days a year in addition to our holidays (which are flexible given culture, personal preference, etc). We don&#x27
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by lghh 5y ago
But then you run into the problem of having one username across Discord "servers". I don't want what I say on servers with my friends to be easily cross-searchable from what I say on a "server" for some software dev
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by lghh 5y ago
> If you know that you feel sick Considering you can be contagious before you feel sick, I think the point is even more valid.
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by lghh 5y ago
I'm not sure why death is the only thing we're trying to avoid. Currently, children's ICUs in Oklahoma are full in part due to the number of Covid patients. I'd rather my child not end up in the hospital, much less be tu
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by lghh 5y ago
Considering these are http wrappers around program A (the web service) that allows program B (a client) to interact with program A, I'd say API is the correct term for what this is.
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by lghh 5y ago
What are they extending? What functionality does this add to Linux that is only available on Windows?
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by lghh 5y ago
I probably would.
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by lghh 5y ago
The dril tweet applies nearly equally to your response as it did when I first linked it. You're incorrect about right and wrong changing over time. Even with that information though, it doesn't matter for what I said to still be c
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by lghh 5y ago
This isn't a slippery slope because it's the bottom of the slope we slid down.
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by lghh 5y ago
I'm going to somewhat sarcastically link to a dril tweet here. https://twitter.com/dril/status/473265809079693312?lang=en For those that don't want to go to twitter: `the wise man bowed his head solemnly

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