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by pochamago 6y ago
Moot might have been a millionaire after selling it, but it never sounded like 4chan was making him money. He was still living with his parents, and paying for the lawsuits was very expensive.
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Qualcomm’s XR Enterprise Program Doubles Membership(vrfocus.com)
1 points by pochamago 6y ago|0 comments
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by pochamago 6y ago
Like foodgore, but for economics.
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by pochamago 6y ago
But all the exceptions were carved out because the people who would be affected directly by the law hate it so much. Doesn't it seem like a law that draws this much antipathy from the people it's meant to help should be tabled and
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by pochamago 6y ago
It's not that it's nefarious, but because human language often relies so much on the tone of voice used, we've begun creating informal norms for how to get that across in text form. A period at the end of a short phrase gives
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WHO Reverses Position on Lockdowns(news.com.au)
4 points by pochamago 6y ago|1 comments
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by pochamago 6y ago
I agree with the author. I think it's important for a country to have a set of shared beliefs, and that the idea that the Bill of Rights is more than just a legal document is a very good starting place for the US. This appears to be an
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by pochamago 6y ago
I've never heard of any regulations in America on when a truck can be on the road, and have seen them on the interstate every time I've driven on one, regardless of time or date.
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by pochamago 6y ago
This feels like the inverse to me. Every traditional industry has gotten an exception carved out for itself in the law, this is basically just discriminate targeting of Uber and Lyft.
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by pochamago 6y ago
There are a number of mods, but they all post anonymously as "moderator." There are also janitors who are not allowed to post officially at all. 4chan honestly has a lot of rules: 4chan.org/rules
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4chan bans screencaps from Netflix film “Cuties”(boards.4chan.org)
7 points by pochamago 6y ago|2 comments
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by pochamago 6y ago
"but the existence of yet another now-quantified danger does nudge your average 'danger score' higher" Or lower. I would say that these numbers are actually smaller than my intuition suggested.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I like this idea, that seems like an elegant solution I haven't heard before.
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by pochamago 6y ago
You don't think specifically carving out an exception for hate speech against "the majority" is likely to embolden the far left?
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by pochamago 6y ago
This doesn't seem like an issue to me.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I don't really understand what about the bill is distinctly bad for encryption. Reading the Library of Congress summary, it's mostly just creating a body to draft guidelines. It seems like it's mostly just Congress punting th
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by pochamago 6y ago
It's basically a reverse tarriff, placing a market barrier on your own industries for no good reason.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I need checks so rarely that I've never bothered to pay for any, and just use money orders when it comes up. I honestly think it's strange so many people in this thread have found them to be such a hassle, I just swing by the post
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by pochamago 6y ago
I feel like this article is simply premature. I think its headline is likely accurate, but all it can really do is cite the events we have been and are living through, not give any concrete suggestion of the consequences. I'm eager to
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by pochamago 6y ago
It seems extremely hyperbolic to call someone a sociopath for creating a platform for people to share news about themselves with friends and family. As much as I don't really enjoy using Facebook, it is still the single best way for me
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by pochamago 6y ago
I believe they're referring to the general perception of white people as extremely gregarious compared to East Asian cultures.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I always hoped Mixer would do better, I really liked watching E3 conferences on it over Twitch and YouTube. Its latency really was way better than them, and it seemed like Microsoft had better infrastructure overall.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I disagree, I think that's how we should expect dialogues to proceed. To uncritically accept any evidence presented to you is a much less effective method for reaching the truth.
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by pochamago 6y ago
It strikes me as awfully hypocritical for the owners of YouTube to condemn someone for their comments section.
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by pochamago 6y ago
Presumably the idea is that people value due process on its own merits, not just as a legal mechanism. We feel very keenly that we should not be punished merely for going against the spirit of the rules.
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by pochamago 6y ago
For some reason I was under the impression that cannabis was a new world plant, but apparently it hails from Asia.
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by pochamago 6y ago
I assume a very large proportion of retirement funds are stored in these ETFs, so average people would eat the cost either way.
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by pochamago 6y ago
Accurate and undeserving of downvotes
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by pochamago 6y ago
Feels kind of misleading to say that humans lack no organ for hibernating, and then bring up at the end that hibernating animals have a different bowel structure to prevent sepsis.
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by pochamago 6y ago
Consider that just raising the internal body temperature by a few degrees is a major mechanic in your immune system. Many diseases are not tuned for 100 degrees Fahrenheit

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