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Woosh, that went right over my head. Yes, I've read of that unsavoury place.
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> New Zealand agricultural collective discovered last year. Care to share what this is/was about?
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Those people never visited The_Donald and didn't see the racism and bigotry there. It was a cesspool had no other purpose than to circlejerk over Trump and malign, and attack his political opponents. It added no value to reddit.
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Yup, someone just posted about TeamViewer's version of this scam a few hours ago: "30 days before your subscription expires, teamviewer send you a friendly email to remind you to that your subscription expires in 30 days and to be
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lol why do people put up with these scams? I want to sign up just so I can tell them to fuck off when they try that with me.
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Awesome, will do!
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The government doesn't make it a liability. If someone sued you because you choked on something, that's a civil matter. Nothing to do with government.
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> rest went into refrigerated containers we turned into a kitchen grade dehydration space, prep room, coolroom and storage. I need to do something like this (I'm in Fiji). Do you happen to have any pics or videos showing your dehyd
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> Nowadays the closest I've gotten to this is the people who keep using my Gmail address as their own email address. I find this behavior rather bizarre and don't know what it achieves. I have a very common english <firstnam
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> But it’s removing the majority of flavor. Removing some flavours and adding others. The fact that you prefer the initial flavours is subjective.
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We're deep into late stage capitalism now, so nobody gets to glean... expired (but perfectly fine food) doesn't even get donated lest the corporation get sued when someone chokes on a pretzel.
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> Three wheeled cars are an inherently bad design. They tip over too easily. Mr. Bean taught me this a very long time ago.
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And which royal families have claim to power? Do you really think kings and queens still rule in Europe, like in Disney fairytales?
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Never heard of it before this post. Do westerners really assume the entire world has absorbed all of their culture?
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Of course Russian bots should be blocked. Why would anyone else support LESS defence by Ukraine? What a bizarre idea.
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An entire article about a mural with not a single photo of it? Are we supposed to imagine what it looks like?
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That would be noticeable via webcam.
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> As engineers we really have no recourse. Upwork takes a commission, so they are benefitting financially from this fraud. You absolutely have recourse.
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> In some places, criminals are killed much more quickly as punishment. Should we do that instead, because some countries do it? You do. USA is a world leader in killing criminals. Only China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt kill more per
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Nah, criminals all over the world lose their freedom. They aren't turned into slaves https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jun/15/us-prison-wo...
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The same thing that happens in any other civilised nation; they serve time in jail. They shouldn't become slaves. US prison slaves produce $11B worth of products and services and are paid 11c to 52c per hour. https://www.the
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> The fall down of Chinese economy due to lockdowns is just another fantasy of US media. I guess everyone else in this thread is just imagining the lack of supply from China.
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> distinguish between a child dying of natural causes and a deliberate killing. You must have responded in the wrong thread, since this one isn't about children. Christianity is relevant where others aren't since they're t
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> And there's no way to decide what's "permitted" use of a piece of apparel anyways. This is where the problem is. You misunderstand what I'm saying. Nobody is stopping you from wearing whatever you want. When pe
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> It is a truly lovely country, with good tourism facilities. Not to mention the people. Absolute wonderful human beings despite years of war and turmoil.
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I see. The fact is, the FDA doesn't regulate what's in supplements so it could be grass in those pills whether they come from Utah or Uttar Pradesh. As for food safety, the standards are the same whether manufactured in the US or
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LOL abortion has been done since before homo sapiens branched off into their own species. Christians believe that their god performs millions of abortions every day (they call them miscarriages). Abortions are in every culture on every cont
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Tell that to the Americans who remove photos of Pacific Island people wearing their traditional clothing despite genitalia being covered. Tell that to every human on HN and see if they start wearing their nighties and undergarments, and bik
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I think "appropriation" is when you take cultural ideas from colonised places of the world and use them in inappropriate ways. Cultural appreciation = wearing a chinese cheongsam in a culturally appropriate situation because you t
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Did you just liken abortion to eugenics?
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