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literallycancer
10y ago
I'd expect the PR/marketing people to laugh at "the plebs" as they make up press releases like that :) Maybe I'm just cynical, but I can't imagine anyone believing that ads are a "courtesy".
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literallycancer
10y ago
The market isn't "supposed" to work like anything. It just works some way, just as gravity does. It doesn't have feelings, it doesn't have preferences, it just is. You may support some nativist policies since they a
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literallycancer
10y ago
That site doesn't seem very trustworthy.
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literallycancer
10y ago
The US has a long history of sponsoring violent coups. I don't think you get to talk about 'saving' anyone.
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literallycancer
10y ago
But they have stickers and a gif bot, so normies are going to use that over Signal. And no issues with synchronization between devices (since it's just plaintext xD xD). Seriously.. "secure messaging app" doesn't even ha
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literallycancer
10y ago
I see.
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literallycancer
10y ago
Google is a person, in the eyes of the law[1], and search results are it's speech (IIUC). 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_personhood#Legislati...
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literallycancer
10y ago
The word is 'populace'. Google says they are both composed of identical phonemes, but curiously enough, has a different recording for each.
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literallycancer
10y ago
There are many villages and towns where a significant portion of the properties is uninhabited, so an increase in population wouldn't necessarily increase the cost of living there (up to a point). This is a real problem for rural areas
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literallycancer
10y ago
Just a nitpick, but when looking at the docs, I can't move with Page Up/Page Down unless I click in the "content column/area", kind of annoying when one navigates using the left bar and then can't move around (
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literallycancer
10y ago
Who's going to educate them? The underpaid high school dropouts who normally run the prisons?
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literallycancer
10y ago
Are clauses like that common in the US? Do they hold up in court?
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literallycancer
10y ago
I really don't get why you'd deregulate housing/construction. You don't allow free market to "balance itself" in industries with natural monopolies (e.g. utilities, cellular operators). Beyond a certain distanc
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10y ago
Even before the Roman Empire, there were trade focused sea faring groups with significant influence, as seen on a map of Greek & Phoenician colonies[1]. The Carthaginians even sailed around West Africa and reached as far as Gulf of Guin