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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
I don't like either and think both are largely wastes of money. In both cases there are always the very few poorest who need help from others and there are always a very few situations where we need to go to war. Would you please sto
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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
Sadly, my experience has been the opposite, because open-source stuff usually takes more work to run and is seldom as polished, and users hate that. I rarely, if ever, recommend open-source anything for end-user use. Zoom did well because
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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
Okay, fair points. Here are some of the issues I see with that. You have two options, borrow or print, right? If you borrow, you pay it back. If you print, you don't, but your citizens absorb a serious financial blow. So let'
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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
I've heard this before, but am not sure to what it refers. What is this fallacy? I always figured people could just get a restraining order or a concealed carry license if needed. Do the situations of abuse commonly preclude this?
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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
Mr. Gates is already rich and insulated from a likely downturn. It's important to balance the welfare of Americans with their financial welfare, and we can't just borrow our way out of the economic fallout that a months-long shut
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by mmm_grayons 7y ago
It's a shame most people didn't hear about this; I don't suppose the archive team got any of this?