onemiketwelve

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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
75% of Ubers in Egypt didn't have seat belts. It's just tucked away and not culturally the norm
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Ha
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
welp, looks like there was a raging wildfire after all
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Is there a correlation between liking sports and valuing ethical gvmnt? I think there honestly might be a small one but plenty of educated adults like sports
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
What if hypothetically these entertainers (including professional athletes) are helping people get through the tough lockdowns and give them something to distract themselves with and that the number of restless people getting fed up is much
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
And a business that used to enable communication between residents, business, and government
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
The thing that sucks is that a lot of the publicised grievances are always with the demand side, and never the supply aka the home owners. Since they are richer or something, denying them side income or filling an empty room that would othe
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I dunno, some people enjoy malls, they have experiences and products you can't find going from small store to small store. Most small towns don't have a one off Chanel or LV store, and some people want that stuff.
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Yes I agree. Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't expect cherry picking quotes here tbh
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Exactly, any regulatory decision large or small usually has a ton of research and thought behind it. An interesting episode of planetmoney goes over the history of how to quantify harm/ a human life vs the cost of protective measures.
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Is it legal to send email to people who didn't finish the checkout flow?
1 points by onemiketwelve 6y ago|2 comments
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Could a random person show up in Denmark and buy this plan? That sounds amazing
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Which is why I like the concept of percentage fines rather than constants
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I have lots of useless trinkets and tote bags that beg to differ
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Thank you. I don't understand the enlightened centrists on this issue. I can see the merits of the Apple approach and the criticisms of the Android one. But to say that Android is just as bad... Nah
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I can't believe I've never heard of this before. Am I really going to have to buy a PlayStation just to play this? Hmm
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I have to look up this fucking procedure every time I update our internal executable tools. And for whatever reason the security setting loads up some sub tab for me and I always forget you have to go back to general to find the little thin
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Bowser?
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I felt that
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Because we skew towards affluent and contrarian. Conformity is tough, even if it's wearing a piece of cloth
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I never got a real answer to this thought experiment. It's something I always thought about but I've been too lazy and dumb to figure out. So say two people are hanging out in space and their watches are synced to 12:00, then one
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
In all the hullabaloo around this drama, I haven't seen any actual mention about what anti trust/ competition is supposed to be about. All I see is "private company, anything goes" vs "Apple owns the market. Apple b
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
No no no, that's because you didn't burn it down the right way. You just need to fundamentally change human behavior and motivations for it to work. I don't get why this is so hard to understand
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
I have a feeling the lawyers and pr people are staying later and assembling the team right now?
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Consoles have chips and Blinky lights. Phones have chips and Blinky lights. Consoles are phones. Case closed
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Maybe he's both a programmer and practices contract law on the side
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Easy now, don't give them any ideas
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Thank you sensei
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
Isn't it going to be hard to stay away from both blizzard and Activision? They made/make really good stuff. The concept that if anything about x pisses you off, just be done with it entirely would be great in theory if a large por
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by onemiketwelve 6y ago
What a neat feature ;)

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