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by philipallstar 1mo ago
It shows the ratings that are provided by food standards inspectors.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
The GOP isn't a bunch of independent cells. It's a single organisation with a strong hierarchy. Like the Democrats. Or most Western political parties.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
No, they're frequently using things like track changes in Word docs and even small variants to that (why not use Confluence with comments instead so we stop emailing docs around?) encounter a lot of tissue rejection. And marketing want
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
I don't think it's that simple. If Bernie Sanders were an unknown, but had stabbed Iryna Zarutska on video and walked off saying he got that white girl, I'm pretty sure he would've still gone to jail and been subject to
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> An example of good enforcement is the UK's scores on the doors, where the public can see what the standard is, and if they fall below a certain level, the food place is fined/shutdown/other until it improves. > Anothe
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> so that Capitalists never actually risk or lose money If you think capitalists never lose money then you're not on this planet. Obviously money is lost all the time. There are lots of investors, lots of companies, and few winners.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
That might depend on the event, but the first thing that came up disproves your blanket claim. It's from World Boxing: As part of this policy, World Boxing will operate two categories as determined by sex: a men’s category and a wo
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
True - I see what you mean. Well, I don't know if it's true, but I get the logic.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
That makes no sense within the topic of conversation.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> Silly take. Chrome does extremely well on Windows because every Google site, from search to Youtube to Gmail to Docs nudges people to install it. Without that 99% of people would just stay on Edge. No they wouldn't. Everyone recom
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
Yes, the world should get it for free, but that mean nothing because the US gets something back at all. It's mad. I'm not from the US, but it's obvious why cutting global funding was popular in the US.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
Then we wouldn't have anything that's hard to create and/or requires risk.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
EDIT: luckily I quoted the things I was replying to, because the above poster drastically edited his/her post, just resorting finally to namecalling. > Even this “trans women in sports” issue you brought up for no reason is deeply r
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
Capitalists are the ones who allocate - and risk - money to attempt to solve problems like this.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> If Bernie Madoff could run as a republican senator, I'd given him decent odds to win. And yet somehow he - a man - is in jail. A jail built by men, condemned by a justice system designed by men to lock bad men up.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> Which only proofs how deep sexism is rooted. Only if you're determined to look for it. No one promotes companies, or gives special grants, or runs special funding groups, or special networking breakfasts, for men. It's only f
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
I wouldn't assume that moving off Microsoft will save money, or not for a long time. All staff will need a lot of retraining. Or: if Microsoft are very smart they'll have Office for Linux and a GPO connector to manage Linux device
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
I think Hollywood says exactly that. Most WW2 films are about war, not the Holocaust.
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
> That was maybe the last time, the US did anything "good" for the world. But yeah, I think it's useless to argue with you. This is a completely mad assessment. Haven't you noticed the massive issues with scientific,
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
The information may be as reliable, but: 1. the service may not be - every small provider has downtime, perhaps proportionally to their size. 2. the tools to update Twitter are well understood, and you can get software that does scheduling
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
Well, many things may be going wrong before PE gets involved, or the owners may be retiring and it just will never be the same again even if PE didn't buy. So it's more likely to feel like bad news even if it was still a reasonabl
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by philipallstar 1mo ago
Well, yes. He probably was expecting GPG.
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
> They dont have the advantage of owning the OS (android/chrome and iOS / Safari) They don't need to. Chrome does extremely well on Windows without "owning the OS". > nor the advantage of advertising on the go
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
I guess it depends on how you define ideology, but I suppose I mean a more killing-based belief. "Rich Jews are to blame for all of Germany's problems" or "Death to the West" or "From the river to the sea"
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
Neither party exalts the nation above the individual. And the Democrats are the race is more important than individuals - that's what identity politics is. But I wouldn't call it fascism still.
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
Yes, and Isis is a bunch of independent cells held together by an ideology too.
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
> It's wild that we've hit a point where the existence of Right-Wing Extremists is simply denied. It's not denied; it's just that anyone vaguely right wing who kills is classified as a right wing terror attack. Right
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
> However you can’t simply dismiss a whole literature of class struggle by simply rejecting the notion of class fundamentally. Of course there's a literature on it. Tribalism is one of humanity's most primitive traits. Being pr
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
It's like that time I started a primary school and then closed it because I hated that the overwhelming majority of employees were women.
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by philipallstar 2mo ago
No, that's stupid too. Insurance companies pay for things that extend life. They don't shorten life. That would be things like tobacco companies. And even then, it's actually the customers of tobacco companies that do it.

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