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by nyolfen 5y ago
texas does not have state income tax, sales taxes are about average and property taxes are higher than average
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i'm sure there are many reasons but it is far, far more expensive to operate in california than texas on any level, from personal to enterprise. texas also has cheap land, a sizable tech sector, and weaker labor regulations (all 3 tyin
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by nyolfen 5y ago
why don't you try finding some positive coverage of fb from the last five years; most of the general popular disdain for tech is funneled toward facebook, it has almost no defenders
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by nyolfen 5y ago
she was not a technical employee, and she will be set for life in ngo, media, or political career fields. facebook has many enemies. she has probably correctly calculated that she will not actually suffer any negative consequences for this;
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by nyolfen 5y ago
curious if you recall this https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/aerial-view-shows-f...
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by nyolfen 5y ago
read the article -- nothing happened to either of these officers as a result of this attack. the police in the US are insulated from consequence, largely due to political influence. shaping popular narratives leads to popular support for po
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i don't know why you think federal law enforcement is any better
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i will begin this by saying that i am vaccinated and wear a mask. the CDC misled americans about the efficacy of masks specifically to reduce demand so that medical pros could get them. it's one thing to ask and another to straight up
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i went back and checked and it looks like this took place in 2016; appelbaum had two accusers, one of whom later accused a bitcoin core dev of sexual assault and was sued, which i believe settled out of court for an apology. afaict appelbau
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by nyolfen 5y ago
it is meant to refer to the fact that they are no longer rivals; iraq is effectively an iranian vassal
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by nyolfen 5y ago
> - Iran attacks Iraq, bro, it's not 1989 anymore
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i think tutanota has a better reputation, but email should be thought of as generally pwned
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by nyolfen 5y ago
we also learned that it sidesteps this by collecting data on UK persons and exchanging it with GCHQ, who does likewise
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by nyolfen 5y ago
yeah bro, dalits just really love cleaning waste
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by nyolfen 5y ago
over 90% of american indians are brahmin anyway https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/getting-america-...
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by nyolfen 5y ago
jatis have been endogymous for ~2000 years according to genetic studies. nowhere else on earth has this level of genetic segregation within a single region.
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by nyolfen 5y ago
aq & taliban are both the result of a chain of events you can draw to the post meccan siege shift in power among the saudi elite to the clerics that led to the mass establishment and funding of salafi madrassas abroad, sending young men
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i can't believe nobody went after the org with algorithmic dossiers for everybody on earth
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by nyolfen 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/c/WTCFOIAVideos
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by nyolfen 5y ago
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.aat7487 just the paper i read most recently -- the genetic and linguistic evidence for this theory is so overwhelming that the world laughs at you for believing otherwis
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by nyolfen 5y ago
you should look into population genetics. pretty weird that the same y chromosomal lineages showed up all over eurasia at the same time :o)
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by nyolfen 5y ago
i suspect diversion from the humiliatingly bungled vaccination procurement effort plays into the calculus, shifting anger towards something nominally defensible instead of protracted incompetence
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by nyolfen 5y ago
you're leaving out algorithmic discovery and promotion, widely considered tiktok's secret sauce
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by nyolfen 5y ago
>I think the subtext is, "yet another scam perpetuated by the cryptocurrency community at large." sounds like it's specifically the chinese crypto community
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by nyolfen 5y ago
> or example, a home NAS system that may currently only be using a small portion of it's capacity. People can then slowly fill that space overtime and potentially make some money from their unused space. using my spare disks like th
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by nyolfen 5y ago
> The “based in Switzerland” thing strikes me as a bit of a black box bit of marketing speak. How much time, energy and money did ProtonMail expend fighting this surreptitious logging mandate? Does “Swiss privacy” actualy mean anything i
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by nyolfen 5y ago
> this isn't happening > this is happening and it's good
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by nyolfen 5y ago
the point is not the specific words you use, the point is that you do not have a choice in using them
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by nyolfen 5y ago
imo the adblocker isn't as good as ublock, which you can install anyway, so there's no major advantage there. the good part about brave is that you get the benefits of an up-to-date chromium browser without google recording your a
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by nyolfen 5y ago
brave's default settings are almost certainly exactly what a privacy-oriented person would choose. it does not mine crypto, and it only pays you in crypto to view notification ads if you opt-in. i even gave the ads a shot but decided i

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