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by pelliphant 6y ago
When living in a larger house, I had the litter box under the stairs, in a small apartment, bathroom was the best option.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
But does that argument really work when one of the extremes got elected president?
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by pelliphant 6y ago
That is true, social media is full of garbage from every side. But the statement here is that on one side, it's goes a lot further than social media...
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by pelliphant 6y ago
???????????? As someone from europe, the american democrats are in no way extreme on abortion, I would say they are somewhat centrist, maybe even slightly conservative.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Yes, but the polarizing figures on one side are mostly random people on reddit, on the other side, it's the party leadership...
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by pelliphant 6y ago
In my opinion, I get amazing service in Denmark. I would guess that what I consider to be amazing service isn't the same thing as what you would consider to be amazing service.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
> And because tips are everywhere now As a european, I really don't think that's true.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
even?? Is tpb somehow worse than the other sites mentioned?
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Why is it fishy? A week ago, nobody what so ever, cared about WSB. Today, I just had a conversation with my dad about WSB... Everyone is talking about it, I'm not surprised that someone even talked about it on some facebook board-meeti
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by pelliphant 6y ago
From my view it looks like the US optimized their political/economic system for the situation they where in just after WW2, when most other developed countries had been bombed quite a bit. It sort of made sense then to focus so heavily
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I don't know anything besides what I just read in the article. Sure, if you are going 5x speed limit and then crash, I wouldn't blame anyone but the driver for that, I could also understand that it could be reasonable to expect a
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Haven't China been the obvious world power for atleast 10 years now? Or, atleast, that it have been obvious that they will soon be...
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by pelliphant 6y ago
supporting trump is only less rational if one values democracy. I know that you are never ever supposed to compare someone with nazis, and if you do, you automatically lose. But isn't there a point where someone can act like a nazi to
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I'm not from america, and I really don't agree with the politics of either american party. But as someone who values democracy, I have to be honest about there being a huge difference between the two american paries, especially si
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I appreciate your answer, but I still consider it "defending". Yes, the atmosphere we find ourselves in is horrible. But I would argue that the "post-truth" strategy used by trump & friends is the main reason for thi
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Switching to IPv6.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Why are you defending those trumpists that stormed the capitol? Sure, we could argue that "terrorist" is the wrong word to use here, but if we used another word, such as "criminals", I would guess that you would still ma
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by pelliphant 6y ago
But, this is about IP addresses, not domain names...
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I think that this is often a case of "history is written by the winner". What I mean is that our view of history is often written from a western perspective, and therefore biased in favour of western civilization. As a consequence
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Terrorism is one of those words that are a bit hard to define. If you would use the definition you wrote here, a lot of things would be considered terrorism. There would probably be more terrorists than non-terrorists in the world then.. Bu
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by pelliphant 6y ago
BLM is protesting against systematic racism, the trumpers where trying to overturn an election. Why would you even try to group those two things together? How could it possibly be a problem that "the media" doesn't consider t
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by pelliphant 6y ago
Not OP, but: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy_Index
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by pelliphant 6y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/4/17424472/youtube-lgbt-demo...
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I would usually agree that everyone who votes for a party that I consider to be evil, isn't necesseraly evil. But if someone voted for trump 2020, it is very reasonable to say that that person is against democracy.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
I don't know much about how often conservatives get "demonetized", because I don't follow any. But I would suspect that the same (but opposite) goes for you, since I constantly hear about non-conservatives getting demone
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by pelliphant 6y ago
That is a good point, but, instead of explaining path in the installer, maybe the starting point for learning should be somewhere else, such as a tutorial?
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by pelliphant 6y ago
My bad. =) But anyway, I do agree that there is a problem here, in that some corporations have way too much power. I would argue that the solution is that those corporations need to be regulated and broken up into smaller parts. So, I think
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by pelliphant 6y ago
In my opinion the internet was already seriously flawed. This makes people talk about how they think it should work, not just how it works right now, which I think is exactly what is needed.
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by pelliphant 6y ago
they would have required authentication for their api calls if that was the case... Besides that, probably not much. =)
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by pelliphant 6y ago
That is an american take on censorship. Here is one from the other side of the pond: Private entities setting up rules for their services and then enforcing those rules are not that controversial.

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