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pope_meat
5y ago
>This also coincided with, in my opinion, a horrible yet unsurprising decision by my former service provider (AT&T) to start locking out service for anyone who switches their SIM card to another device unless that device is on a whit
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pope_meat
5y ago
It's worth trying to get at least some of the genie back in the bottle. The laws against CP and automatic fire arms aren't 100% effective either, but that doesn't mean we abandon the idea of trying to regulate the activity co
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pope_meat
5y ago
Probably the same way you're prevented from selling CP, and fully automatic fire arms out of your home? It won't stop it 100%, but it certainly has an effect.
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pope_meat
5y ago
I'm looking forward to dreams as a service, with personalized ads sprinkled in. Only 9.99 a month!
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pope_meat
5y ago
I'm fighting Facebook by not participating. I implore the rest of you to do the same. As we leave, the folks remaining will have less reasons to stay. A trickle can turn in to a torrent. Don't worry about an alternative even, we&#
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pope_meat
5y ago
Marion Stokes probably recorded a VHS tape of the news. Her estate left tens of thousands of tapes of TV news from 1970 to 2012. It's probably not lost, but it will take a while to digitize it all.
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pope_meat
5y ago
I was a fan of yang, but then he started harping on "illegal food vendors" in NYC, and I realized he's another tech-bro ghoul. I'd like my political donation back, yang, if you're reading.
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pope_meat
5y ago
The biggest risk was probably driving to the drug dealer, these roads are dangerous.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Thumb print reader that pricks you to make sure you bleed.
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pope_meat
5y ago
That's not how the real world works though. I was raised by the internet because both my parents had to work nonstop just to keep a roof over our heads. We'd need to make a lot of changes to how society functions to allow for that
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pope_meat
5y ago
If you're having to dodge the question... Shame on you, you best hope the tools of oppression are not turned on you one day. No emotional connotation.
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pope_meat
5y ago
The sharks helped write the rules, they certainly ain't in violation. This is normal and good, actually. Yeah, good I say. Sigh
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pope_meat
5y ago
This place ain't racist, it's merely a coincidence that the top of the Forbes 500 is very light skinned, and every president but one is the same. Let's also not think about how the next president we elected after the black on
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pope_meat
5y ago
It was all guns rights until the black panthers started arming up, and all the sudden it was "perhaps some sensible limits might be wise" Pretty hard to miss the intent. Arm the homeless is what I say when I'm feeling spicy.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Check their net worth. It's only going up. To a cynic like me it just seems like they're buying good PR, and it's relatively cheap.
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pope_meat
5y ago
>his cupidity may at some point be satiated Will it, though?
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pope_meat
5y ago
Put all the distros you're considering on to note cards and shuffle them. What ever is on top is the best one.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Hah, thanks for sharing this dot thing, what a bizarre little corner of the internet.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Without exceptions for rape/incest that argument is pretty weak.
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pope_meat
5y ago
>Authorities caught on to the scheme in one case when IDC sent inflated invoices to a southern California storage company that only used typewriters to do business, according to court documents. ...did not expect typewriters
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5y ago
It started everywhere, for every liberal hippy mom there was a christian conservative mom home schooling their kid to avoid vaccine requirements of public schools. This transcends politics, humans are dumb fearful critters.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Ah, the efficiency of software. Ain't it grand?
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pope_meat
5y ago
$36,000 a year for rent. Lol. That's the most I've ever made in a year... before taxes. I guess it's affordable if you skip eating, healthcare, or other services like cellphone/internet. Fuck it, might as well be homeles
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pope_meat
5y ago
Omar ain't coming no more :/
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5y ago
Anxious.
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pope_meat
5y ago
Where do you advertise your Etsy/Shopify business? I don't use facebook myself, but it's pretty hard to deny that they hold a vital position in the market. You can avoid them out of principle, but you're not setting your
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5y ago
A lot of small business/self employed folks don't have any kind of web presence other than FB/Instagram. It's not as cut and dry as you're making it out to be.
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pope_meat
5y ago
I audibly exclaimed "what the actual fuck?!" when I reached that part of the article. We're in quite a pickle, and I don't know what to do, but I now know to be extremely suspect of axios.
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pope_meat
5y ago
...who are these people that trust CEOs? How often do you even hear something that comes across as genuine, and not some fluff non-committal bs that says nothing?
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pope_meat
5y ago
The owner class has gotten really used to having the upper hand in the negotiations, they're not coping well at all. And to that I say: welcome to the club.
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