razakel

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by razakel 9mo ago
No, just education in media literacy and how to critically evaluate sources.
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by razakel 9mo ago
All jewelry is ridiculously marked up. You see Cash for Gold places, but have you ever seen Cash for Diamonds?
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by razakel 9mo ago
You forgot the best bit - not removing the ones you no longer use!
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by razakel 9mo ago
Hamas isn't Palestine.
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by razakel 9mo ago
Odd choice, now that it looks like he will be.
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by razakel 9mo ago
But that buildout brought FTTN (cell towers, DSLAMs and DOCSIS) because loads was overinstalled in places that made little economic sense at the time.
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by razakel 9mo ago
That still leaves the question of "why?". If he wanted to commit suicide he could have had an "accident" in a light aircraft instead of murdering 238 people, and the entire point of terrorism is for everyone to know it w
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by razakel 9mo ago
It also happened with fiber during the dotcom boom. Years later, that came useful when everyone wanted YouTube in their pocket.
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by razakel 9mo ago
>On the other hand, you see the richest people being the ones that make a big start-up then get acquired, is a good job even necessary for lots of money? That's like winning the lottery, becoming an A-list Hollywood actor, or a famo
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by razakel 9mo ago
I had a teacher who recommended what he called a Rumsfeld chart. Read the course syllabus, now divide it into three lists: - What you know you know - What you know you don't know - What's left is what you don't know you don&#
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by razakel 10mo ago
You can't even accuse people of sex crimes or threaten to murder them without getting arrested any more! What is the world coming to?
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by razakel 10mo ago
It is not my job to parent your fucking child. You want to talk about responsibility? Take some.
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by razakel 10mo ago
Well, that's the point - you're not really supposed to get ideas above your station.
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by razakel 10mo ago
The problem is corruption, and that's not easy to fix.
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by razakel 10mo ago
Just an idea - how about not breaking the law?
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by razakel 10mo ago
The Royal Armouries in Leeds, England has that. Well worth a visit if you're in the area.
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by razakel 10mo ago
Even Flash wasn't as bad as Java applets, and that's saying something.
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by razakel 10mo ago
Antifa is not a group.
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by razakel 10mo ago
Bombs are falling on your head and you still have the time to spam. Well done.
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by razakel 11mo ago
The data suggesting that it might help treat COVID came from India... where intestinal worms are common. So of course it looked like it worked when you're actually solving a different problem.
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by razakel 11mo ago
>But they turned up their nose at representing Trump because he doesn’t subscribe to their religion. Of course, it couldn't possibly have anything to do with his habit of refusing to pay.
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by razakel 11mo ago
The story goes that they were talking about figuring our where someone lived and cutting the power to their house so their ship would be defenceless. You might be taking a game a bit too seriously if the FBI show up to have a chat.
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by razakel 11mo ago
This is a comforting lie Americans tell themselves to justify being ripped off. You pay double the OECD average, and more per person for healthcare than the Swiss - and that's only counting the publicly funded parts!
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by razakel 11mo ago
$1 per gig overage? I'd be using someone else's credit card for that...
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by razakel 11mo ago
EVE Online had to put their foot down when people were talking about what could easily be considered terrorism.
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by razakel 11mo ago
You do have to manage to not go to prison, though.
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by razakel 11mo ago
She also stole a bank.
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by razakel 11mo ago
He might be a political activist, but he is a real lawyer.
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by razakel 11mo ago
The US only ever plans as far as the next election. China plays the long game.
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by razakel 11mo ago
>I don't know the math but it is similar to smoking X cigarettes a day. The article says two packs a day.

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