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by p_j_w 2y ago
>Everybody knows what purpose those tools are made for in practice simply by looking at who buys them and how they're used. The name of the company itself is another dead giveaway.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
GP didn't even offer a hint of criticism of the religion itself, only to the insistence that children be indoctrinated to it in public schools. It's curious and kind of telling that Christians view that as a personal attack on the
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>Billionaires don't think about you at all. If that were true they wouldn't be building ultra secure bunkers to escape to when the climate shit hits the fan.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
I've seen a Mirai release a small amount of liquid water before. It could indeed be an issue.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
How is it putting on a tin foil hat to call someone out for being malicious when they've promised to be malicious?
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by p_j_w 2y ago
In the United States? For huge swaths of the population that answer is obviously no. Financial education and literacy in this country is a complete fucking joke. Very few people expected that they would be on a payment schedule that amounte
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by p_j_w 2y ago
I dont think FAANG employees are better than everyone else, but these two things don’t sound mutually exclusive.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
Mythbusters is not rigorous. You'd be foolish to bet your life on the outcomes of any of their experiments.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
The ban only has 32% support from the US public. This isn’t happening because the government is representing its citizens.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
The constitution is very clear on which parts apply only to citizens. The first amendment is not one of them.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
> Let them collect and ban this. As if this would get banned.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
There are no carve outs for national security in the First Amendment.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
> Gacha games are also being recognized as thinly veiled gambling and regulated as such. Where are they being regulated at all?
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by p_j_w 2y ago
That’s not at all the same as banning the algorithm.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
It depends on the definition of God.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
When you try weird shit you’re bound to have failures. Nintendo has a remarkable success rate with their weird shit, though.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>We haven't allowed a foreign adversary to own a media company since 1934. False. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RT_America
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>Just like the Flappy Bird guy. Sure, it was big hit, but so easy to have a hundred knock offs within a week. I doubt the creator minds too much, I know I wouldn't: he still made millions off it.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>Fuck the current job market I'm moving to china. I hope you enjoy a 6 day work week.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>Whatever good you do the planet by using something out of recycled paper (thumbs up on the idea) will surely be offset by all the logistics of the shipping. The plastic laptop stand you by probably also had to be shipped halfway aroun
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by p_j_w 2y ago
That there were cities on the American continent 2500 years ago? Is this supposed to vindicate the Book of Mormon as somehow being truthful?
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by p_j_w 2y ago
> Even if what they claim is not completely right It seems even this is not the case and that the show is just completely wrong.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
I got back from China earlier this month. I was never required to install any sort of app.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>You're not liable for fraud and most banks will replace the card quickly. It's enough of a pain in the ass that most people would rather not deal with it at all. An extra layer of security to help it not happen is a very nice
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by p_j_w 2y ago
Elon now IS an unelected bureucrat with lots of power and few responsibilities. If he's really afraid of that kind of thing, he should throw himself out.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
Taken to this argument to its extreme, it follows that it should be legal for an adult to have sex with a consenting child. Most people disagree with this, recognizing that it’s obviously true that children are different from developed and
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by p_j_w 2y ago
The existence of those movements doesnt say much except that we need to carefully consider things to avoid overreach. Unless you think we should rethink our approaches to Chattel Slavery and proliferation of biological weapons because we wa
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by p_j_w 2y ago
> It made sex seem much less dramatic and more normal. I think you’ll find quite a lot of people, even here, view this as a bad thing.
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by p_j_w 2y ago
The first amendment doesn't carve out an exception for non-citizens, so you should be asking if there's precedence on foreigners inside the US NOT having First Amendment rights. Outside of the US your question is moot, as the US c
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by p_j_w 2y ago
>To be specific I dislike your framing and use of the word "forced". Why?

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