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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Except the donations to Republican or 'right' candidates were supposedly anonymous or "dark", and therefore we have to trust his claims that they happened. > “All my Republican donations were dark,” he said, referring
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
PR move to make him seem impartial, so that people would stop complaining about the donations because some people might type out things like this: > SBF's political donations are both more evenly distributed than previously reported
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Are you saying that being sexually attracted to women is misogynistic? I assume you're not saying that, but you're not explaining why this behavior is misogynistic. At best, you might mean that if a man is sexually attracted to wo
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Yeah, I just flagged and moved on, at the time. It's a fairly dumb comment intended purely for sneering and backslapping, but calling this sort of garbage out is against the rules despite the comment itself doing nothing to engender th
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Does it not seem suspicious to you when you see a video of the device, and it's of a 3d model?
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Possibly a dumb question, but how much plastic exists in tires? I figured they were mostly natural rubber. Naturally, that must be outdated. From my own naive Google search on "how much plastic in the average tire", I see https:&
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
I'm guessing the people who supposedly "idolize free markets" yet clearly do not based on their actions.
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
> "We (Coke) will give you money. You need to paint opponents of us as racist." It's funny, I heard my father-in-law parroting this when complaining about soda taxes. I also don't care for the taxes, but I don't
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Do you need permission to shift the blame for your own poor planning? As far as they're concerned, this was all played out just fine, they needed the headcount in case they could grow more, and if things changed, they can always lay of
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
I know people won't like to hear this, but I don't think Citizen is attempting to promote general anxiety as a means to get a profit. I think that, coincidentally, promoting general anxiety works (whether or not they even recogniz
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
To me, the yaml document from hell is a series of yaml documents I helped create that replaced a bunch of database config and hard-coded constants. It helped 'unlock' the business to create newer forms of products much more quickl
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I only liked it when I thought of Cameron as the main character. Ferris Bueller is very much an unlikable character who I assume was supposed to be likable, cool, etc.
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
> Are the fitness goals of the other 2 actors explicitly stated? No. Reread my comment. I said nothing about how I expect fat people to be portrayed or what is right or wrong about this ad. The one thing I suggested is that I believe Gat
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
She is wearing fitness clothing and doing what appears to be yoga. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPgOCWbqjgo Advertisements used to be aspirational. They either still are and people's aspirations have changed, or the
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Yeah, I don't understand this pattern of comment-making on the internet. For whatever reason, your comment was downvoted slightly so then you got targeted by people over and over again, even in subsequent replies, with the least genero
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
32. Have you stopped beating your wife?
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Just to be clear, I was not claiming that Obama phone lady was evidence of fraud. I was only pointing out it was a memorable moment during the 2012 election because that clip was replayed ad nauseam at the time. So I think people call them
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
It was a relatively memorable moment of the 2012 election. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpAOwJvTOio I had a note in this comment on fraud, but it looks like there was probably a consistent pattern of waste/fraud for
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
I'm unclear on how this is a regulation or deregulation thing. There could be a regulation that specifically allows for or denies smartphones at such events. It's hypothetical at this point, so why is deregulation to blame in th
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
That's very brave of you to post a homophobic comment here.
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
> You can see how that might be something a platform would want to suppress... No, I 'literally cannot even.' I cannot see how a platform might want to suppress anything except, perhaps, gore videos and child pornography. And t
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Yes, you absolutely are. Nothing in my comment suggested you are not. The comment I responded to specifically was upset about censorship targeted at tweeting Mastodon links and not another version of censorship which came in the exact sam
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
I think of it as about the same as the recent complaints that Elon Musk posting 'prosecute Fauci' means he is responsible for Dr. Fauci receiving death threats, or whatever the actual consequence was of that. That is, the idea or
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Why didn't you leave when they blocked tweets that linked to the Hunter Biden laptop story?
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
Per my other comment, it's not the copying of the style but rather the copying of the behavior / habit: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33946519
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
I'm not referring to copying the actual style but rather copying the habit of wearing the same thing as a way to avoid spending time making the decision of what to wear. This concept was written about ad nauseam about a decade ago, wit
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
> Prestige cars, mega yachts, private jets, and corporations that make rockets and satellites are also male jewellery. If we're going down this line, why stop here? You forgot the 'trophy wife' which is definitely more pre
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
The Steve Jobs example I immediately think of when talking about imitating unnecessary behaviors are all the people who started dressing like Steve Jobs. Elizabeth Holmes and Mark Zuckerberg come to mind as people who did this in an obvio
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> Despite these challenges, the overall impact of technology on society has been overwhelmingly positive. It has empowered individuals, improved efficiency, enhanced communication and connectivity, and driven scientific progress. Despite
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by notinfuriated 4y ago
To the end that people might actually have to accept the claim as true rather than 'believing' in it or not. Granted, he doesn't owe anyone any sort of proof of his claims. You can make as many assumptions as you want about w

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