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by londgine 3y ago
That sounds awful. Either a law should be passed so that the executive branch can enforce and make laws, or they should remove the Frankenstein veto.
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by londgine 3y ago
If this wasn't connected to the blackout, this would be great news. There are a few mods, who when reddit was young, decided to squat every existing country's subreddit, along with common words. Those subs now work well with activ
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by londgine 3y ago
This article has some useful information, but I read the petition first, and it was very hard to understand what they were talking about. My tl;dr is: 1: chatgpt became an easy way to provide mostly correct answers that sound completely co
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by londgine 3y ago
> Amazon doesn't allow sellers to price their products for less off-Amazon. If Amazon has such a policy, they sure don't enforce it. I found a product cheaper elsewhere and wanted to see if Amazon would price match. Their respo
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by londgine 3y ago
I'm not going to search for multiple examples, I'll leave that up to you. But here is the first result from Google https://nypost.com/2023/02/28/knox-zajac-reads-aloud-from-po... Feel free to Google
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by londgine 3y ago
how can you verify that the app is genuine?
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by londgine 3y ago
but how can sending power through the lines, and then paying someone to accept it really be cheaper for the power company than simply sending it to ground?
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by londgine 3y ago
What does negative electricity price even mean? Is it really worth while for power companies to pay people to receive electricity over their electrical infrastructure? Would it not be cheaper to drive a metal rod into the ground and send it
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by londgine 3y ago
Does this, like so many other climate related laws, have a private jet exemption?
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by londgine 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney_v._DeSantis You can start with this. Every article is biased, so read a few from both sides if you want the full picture.
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by londgine 3y ago
why imagine? Many banks worldwide currently simply don't allow Americans to open an account with them.
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by londgine 3y ago
US on track for default without debt ceiling hike, or a lowering of spending . For some reason "they" always forget to mention the other option.
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by londgine 3y ago
I suspect that like all of their other partial attempts, this won't include expats, who although live, work, and spend money abroad, must report all of their income to the IRS. I don't actually have to pay the IRS, since my home c
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by londgine 3y ago
I remember when telling a woman, who was dressed very revealing, that she was "asking to be raped" was really taboo. I guess nowadays victim blaming is okay.
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by londgine 3y ago
Every once in a while people want to call me through WhatsApp (from abroad, or no cellular connect, but with internet). The first time Whatsapp asked me for microphone permission, I clicked "this time only". The next time, Whatsap
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by londgine 3y ago
everytime there's articles about Airbnb, people talk about dirty places, hidden fees, chores, last minute cancellations, and more. But for me they've only been great. I make sure to pick a property with good reviews . I book a pl
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by londgine 3y ago
currently when uploading an image to stack exchange it is stored in imgur. I wonder if they will move to another host.
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by londgine 4y ago
that explains it. But I remember during the wikileaks saga, there was easy access to the documents. I wonder why then it was so much easier to find the original sources
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by londgine 4y ago
Sightly off topic, but where can I view the documents? All of the news sites just talk about it without providing the original source.
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by londgine 4y ago
Where can I read the actual leaked documents. I noticed it mainly with MSM. They refuse to link to the original source material. Other media would almost always source their information
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by londgine 4y ago
While the interviewer is definitely to blame for not preparing, it is not _that_ bad of an answer for an informal debate. If I claimed that many tweets contained the letter e, and my opponent asked me to give them an example, just one examp
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by londgine 4y ago
Drivered cars are causing the majority of the clog. I don't see more of a problem with driverless cars. Externalities are already taxed in the form of gas tax, but if they want to target electric vehicles as well, they can make every r
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by londgine 4y ago
I recall reading a similarly titled article about how schools are banning books. It ends up that the school just changed their curriculum, so one book was no longer required reading. I think that book was the Holocaust comic book maus. but
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by londgine 4y ago
by assuming that all other factors are not almost identical
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by londgine 4y ago
this is probably the worst https://twitter.com/SBWorkersUnited/status/15777335343487590... they want to give priority based upon seniority.
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by londgine 4y ago
clickbait alert: > He was tasked with spreading a rumor on Twitter that Emmanuel the Emu had passed away, using the hashtag #RIP_Emmanuel. This is a disinformation company that spread the false rumor that Emanuel died. They didn't &
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by londgine 4y ago
The article doesn't link to the primary source (of course they wouldn't do that). When I see articles like this, I always wonder if they fudged the cases to reach 5k. I recall all of the articles talking about how there are thousa
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by londgine 4y ago
that is great. Thanks
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by londgine 4y ago
I've wondered as a kid how those scripts work. Do you know of a good explanation? Would they move your mouse based on the GUI, or directly send packets? Also, while we're on hacker news, is it known how the party hat duplication b
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by londgine 4y ago
Here's coffezilla's video about joining hustler university https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BijOF8I2t_4

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