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by okmokmz 7y ago
What is your alternative?
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by okmokmz 7y ago
This is a weird comment... am I understanding right that you do believe in climate change and believe that people were aware in the 1980's? The first couple lines where you talk about a teacher "brain washing" you into "
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Because the government doesn't care about our well being, safety, desires, environment, etc. As long as they can keep their money and power there's no need for them to step in
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>One would think they would plan for their long-term survival Why do that when you can focus on short term gains? Outsource departments, cut funding for health and safety, ignore potential issues, collect your fat bonus for cutting costs
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>It's a minor miracle that we managed to cease the destruction of the ozone layer I'm not sure you can say that we ceased destruction of the Ozone layer. Certainly slowed, and in some cases ozone is increasing but not universal
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>With very few exceptions
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Anecdotally, the only people I know that used tumblr used it exclusively for porn, lewds, kinks, etc.
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Users. Paid porn is huge, I'm sure they would have no problem providing it as a paid service. They already have pornhub premium which is apparently very successful >Pornhub Premium launched in 2015, and now has more than 1 million s
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>Amazon reviewers would quickly notice terminal windows pop up on their screens or keystrokes happening at inopportune times Back in the day sure, but with the way amazon works now I don't think this would be the case. I stopped pur
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Boeing
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Not even close to true. The last project I worked on had a Windows Domain entirely hosted in AWS with Windows server instances including DCs, CAs, SQL servers, etc. >Three years ago, Mark Russinovich, CTO ofAzure, Microsoft's cloud
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Wow, you're really fucked in the head
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Are you serious? Groping someone on a train is sexual assault
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by okmokmz 7y ago
That would be nice. Unfortunately having less crime is not a goal of many police departments, DAs, prosecutors, prison guards and employees, bail bondsman, and basically the entire American criminal "justice" system. The more peop
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Locally, a lot of the public parks are closed to the public from dusk to dawn or sunset to sunrise
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Why is bios capitalized?
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Hiring people that don't know what they're doing isn't a reasonable excuse, such as Susan Mauldin, the ex-CSO of Equifax with a bachelor in music and no technical or security related education/training
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by okmokmz 7y ago
This is also why I quit Instagram, as I discussed further in another recent post. After implementing their "algorithm" the app was completely ruined. It clearly just caters the same repetitive mindless content to the lowest common
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by okmokmz 7y ago
It takes you as long to read the article as it does to google a simple conversion?
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Doctors? "A major risk factor for kidney stones is constant low urine volume. Low urine volume may come from dehydration (loss of body fluids) from hard exercise, working or living in a hot place, or not drinking enough fluids" h
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Same topic from a week ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20459075 https://arstechnica.com/science/2019/07/american-kids-would-...
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by okmokmz 7y ago
I'm not arguing that it isn't successful, but Facebook still managed to modify it the point that it lost 100% of its usefulness to me. It was at its best when you could follow accounts, all of the posts of the people you follow wo
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by okmokmz 7y ago
I don't know how anyone still uses Instagram. It was an amazing app pre-aquisition, and Facebook managed to completely destroy everything that was good about it
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>There are a lot more limitations and checks on what the US can do If only those "limitations and checks" were actually followed by the US government and intelligence agencies. Here are some examples I collected during a previo
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by okmokmz 7y ago
Facebook also tracks and keeps profiles of people that are not users of the service, have not given their consent, and have not willingly intended to provide any information to Facebook.
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by okmokmz 7y ago
I find that this is a common issue on the site when discussing problems. There are a bunch of people in this thread making claims that people do have access to healthy foods, or its their choice for eating unhealthy, when many of the people
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by okmokmz 7y ago
I find it interesting that this comment initially had 7 upvotes and is now down to 2. There is nothing factually wrong about what I wrote, I guess well off engineers are just upset at the thought of potentially losing their cheap accommodat
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by okmokmz 7y ago
That is a very real problem. It's commonly referred to as a food desert https://www.cdc.gov/healthcommunication/toolstemplates/enter... http://americannutritionassociation.org/newsletter/
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by okmokmz 7y ago
I shop at a local Hispanic grocery store, and I'm always surprised how many people will buy soda, sugary breakfast cereals, candy, essentially boxed fast food, and other garbage with their food stamps rather than the great fresh produc
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by okmokmz 7y ago
>You said they have constant breaches, then immediately recanted when asked for details No, I didn't, go back and read again >Your argument which got no reply was an idealogical argument which appears to be constructed to shut do

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