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myowncrapulence
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Do those cups also act as measurement cups for ounces? Doesn't from the looks of it.
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"We are stuck with technology when what we really want is just stuff that works." -Douglas Adams
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Another good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T31UlBnkQr0 "70% of the financial world's cost is regulation, 20% for the tech sector"
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I've never been able to sign-up for a google account without entering a valid phone number. Even typing 555-5555 it will state it needs a valid phone number.
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10y ago
Did you even read the post? This is about avoiding tracking. And yes, signing up for accounts can be grueling. Try making a google account without submitting a blood sample.
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The attitude was that if their claims weren't 100% right and 100% reproducible, they're scum. You're describing every internet forum I've ever encountered.
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Lots of generalizations here. You sound bitter about something.
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So, why is it a goal to send humans there? Humans breathe out bacteria constantly and will guarantee contamination of Mars.
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That's not the only place I've experienced mass bias about android vs. mac. Also, to say that I'm extrapolating to the whole population is assuming. I was simply pointing out the state of small communities I've been
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the kind of problem the free market could solve Yet the free market doesn't solve this problem.
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So, why is it a goal to send humans there? Humans breathe out bacteria constantly and will guarantee contamination of Mars.
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are over You mean like in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Israel?
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I brought this up in r/ProjectFi (a google/android subreddit) and was wholly ridiculed and dismissed "for not knowing anything". It seems brand loyalty has become similar to American politics with little-to-no middle gr
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Are we not actively trying to terraform Mars? Why is "life contamination" seen as a problem for our solar system rather than a goal?
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As of April 2016 , Fort Knox holdings are worth about $180 billion. There was approximately $1.48 trillion USD in circulation as of October 20, 2016. There is about $8.22 in digital assets for every $1 we have in physical gold.
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Is there a system where trust is not necessary, but can still get things done? Yes. Check out cjdns ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cjdns ) and Hyperboria ( https://hyperboria.net ) An entirely encrypt
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This reminds me of the irony of people who discredit bitcoin because "it's digital fairy money" when only 8% of the world's currency is physical. The entire concept of fiat currency is abstraction. It requires layers of
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it is a step against corruption Corruption by whom? This is a consolidation of power into payment services and government surveillance. Make no mistake the corruption is simply moving up.
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Yeah but maintaining America's rigid dichotomy ensures we never progress outside entrenched corporate interests.
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It's as if they were pushing for an online "lie detector" which banned people for telling lies.. It's absurd.
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No, they published later after The Guardian and The Washington Post had already covered a majority of the leaks.
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Yeah I forgot we're post-truth now.
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legitimate use of force Explain this. What would you consider "legitimate"? Next question. And try not to sound like such an arrogant piece of shit next time you hand-wave difficult questions which challenge your p
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Tell me more about the justification for arbitrarily low interest-rates for banks at an all-time market high. Tell me more about how helicopter money QE is justified being put into circulation when wages are stagnant. You obviously are an
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Most of economics is an intellectual veneer to justify politically motivated policy actions. This is the most poignant statement about "economics" as I've ever read. It's entirely too accurate.
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(which is the creator's original objective) It's not macOS' original objective.
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Twitter reserves the right to kick out whomever it feels violates their policy. As a corporate entity, they have that right. One could have argued for that same premise for the "government" in the dark ages. At what point
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It's almost like that episode of Black Mirror where you get grayed out when you do too many unpopular things.. Oh wait, it's a terrible show that isn't accurate in any way.
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I'm not talking about Shazam. I'm talking about subverting Apple's macOS intentions of "quitting the app"
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Surely Trump will make our media and government more transparent. That'll show those on the other side of the dichotomy! Now let's start making generalizations about them too!
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