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not_a_cop75
7y ago
So this generation, the upper middle class and higher will be affected, and next generation everyone above the extreme poor will be affected.
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How does this help when generally only the poor don't have estate planning to escape these taxes?
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7y ago
I mean notification should be a requirement of kicking people off the rolls. That seems reasonable.
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7y ago
I update my voter registration sometimes twice a year to match the party I most like at the time, It's always been online - easy peasy. I expect to get downvoted to hell but I also don't get why showing an ID to vote is such a big
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7y ago
Maybe you need to start rewarding yourself even if the rest of the world doesn't.
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7y ago
How hard is it really for a voter to reregister? You guys are making it sound like it they're taking away driver's licenses or something. All you have to do is hit the website. If you don't have internet access hit a library.
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7y ago
Really it depends on your definition of books. Anyone can read though 100 pages in a day, and there are plenty of ~100 page books. So really, 365 books might be reasonable.
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7y ago
Refusing human rights is a touchy subject, especially when the violators of human rights pay so well. The corrupting influence of money is becoming more and more widespread. Pretty soon, perhaps the only way to avoid human slavery will be d
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7y ago
Most of Dyson's products are great but commercially unviable. It might as well be their mission statement.
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7y ago
Step 1) Invest money in non-Zillow real estate app Step 2) Hammer Zillow with all known ip addresses Step 3) Profit
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Is it like it cant be loaded via other means? Apple store, surprisingly enough is not the only game in town when getting things to install to Apple.
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7y ago
That doesn't really account for the difference in like causing more or less happiness.
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7y ago
Unless you're stashing Gold or precious metals instead of cash, then you have the benefit of not losing the 2-5% that the feds are printing in money yearly. That's assuming you're in the US.
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7y ago
It's a billionaire controlled media empire. You want them to suddenly care about something other than money? I think you chose the wrong media to follow.
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7y ago
Can we get one of the alien logos next?
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7y ago
And she was going to start a war with Russia. Admittedly, it'd be nice to have a president that tows the line more in the middle of the two, but another war is not what we need.
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7y ago
Well, given their record, they might just sell your ID photo to the Chinese.
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7y ago
Do you really think the device manufacturer that bows to China so quickly is going to have anything to do with protecting your privacy? Get real. Apple is trying to be all things to all people, and when that happens, the people with the lea
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7y ago
Wow, Blizzard must be winning after this awful fiasco they started.
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"Gamers will tolerate anything, unless there's a better game that they'd rather play they're not going anywhere." How about any reasonable replacement game? I'd say the game industry is pretty well saturated. I
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7y ago
"There are some that call me Tim." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTbrIo1p-So
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7y ago
"Good news! We’re getting more while using less." Or maybe we just haven't accounted for inflation and the rampant advent of landlords and landlord-like start ups which consumes greater and greater slices of the consumer'
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7y ago
Honestly, once spying at a distance is perfected, there won't be any need to have broken encryption.
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7y ago
Except in Europe.
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7y ago
Why do I feel like this is the most extreme form of clickbait? Imagine vi or vim was marketed by how many workstations used it for modifications.
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7y ago
Parlor Trick: https://www.wired.com/2007/09/super-smart-par/
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7y ago
The point is that something that became a true AI could be very fast at learning some things, like how to interface with other people or machines, but not very quick at other "life skills" like empathy. We're not worried abou
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(bot) Within 16 hours of its release and after Tay had tweeted more than 96,000 times, Microsoft suspended the Twitter account for adjustments, saying that it suffered from a "coo
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7y ago
Honestly, if accessibility like this was one of the higher scoring mechanisms for SEO in web sites, not only would screen readers work better, but any kind of automated parsing would be orders of degrees easier.
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In your bigger cities 100 dollars a month is about average or even low for a family. Unless he has almost no use I don't see the issue.
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