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redeeman
4y ago
> Total cost: £0. > 5 months of excellent at home care for £0. a lifetime of having way more than HALF your income stolen from you..... 0? okay..
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redeeman
4y ago
thats funny, because traditionally when a company signs with a union, there are semi standardized rates of pay for certain amount of experience and education etc, and then companies tend to go "well this is what we agreed to with the u
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redeeman
4y ago
why cant we just individually decide what we are willing to do? why do we need to mindlessly join unions that tells us what we think? imagine if you will, that everyone had some personal backbone and responsibility, and had standards for wh
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redeeman
4y ago
now if we could just stop killing the rainforrest to get some good "clean" energy that'd be great https://english.elpais.com/usa/2021-11-26/how-the-wind-power...
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redeeman
4y ago
> The only anchor in reality appears to be Biden suggesting that they knew how to take it out which seems like a pretty weak place to build a large story. we can also choose to ignore the american material movements in the area at more o
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redeeman
4y ago
haha yeah, there is a certain phrasing that just lights up from space... another similarity is the amount of projects written in go that just so happen to be "self contained in a single executable with no shared lib deps!!" (wonde
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redeeman
4y ago
without having read the article, I for one am happy that something is holding browsers back. One can only imagine what they would do if they had even less constraints. Everything these totally garbage softwares do is abominable to the core
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redeeman
4y ago
the slower they are, the less people they can hurt. The absolute best thing any government can do for their people is to go on an all expenses paid vacation to fiji, and stay there FOREVER. would suck for fiji, but be a new utopian era of p
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redeeman
4y ago
if only there was a way to not even expose yourself to fraud, foreigners OR non-foreigners. If only there was some kind of way we could protect ourselves and society from having our money be stolen by a central body and given out not in acc
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redeeman
4y ago
> They have a lot more of a reputation to defend. that didnt stop them from having vulnerabilities in gmail that allowed anyone to fake the dkim verification and pretend to be the CEO of google, which they then ignored until someone did
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redeeman
4y ago
I am genuinely interrested in what makes you have this draconian policy? are all doors and windows locked aswell? are you with her 24/7? is there no way she would be able to leave the premises even if she wanted to? I accept that you h
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redeeman
4y ago
> nd the pool filter pump are within a meter or two of each other, these devices cannot be used effectively due to impractical tolerances and insulation needed to mitigate losses from contact with the highly variable outdoor environment.
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redeeman
4y ago
they began removing stuff WAY before gtk3 was even on the table. I believe gnome 2.6 was the last version before they decided that users are precious snowflakes that must be protected from options that an idiot shouldnt have
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redeeman
4y ago
> Starting with the fact that Black Lives Matter is a police reform movement and Antifa isn't an organized group at all. clearly wrong. First of all, BLM is a way for a few guys at the top to steal money and live in mega mansions at
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redeeman
4y ago
> are infiltrated with brownshirt neonazi gamgs? and the guys at the capitol are the gang leaders, the absolute worst of the bunch.
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redeeman
4y ago
"Cops who were there gave testimony, with tears in their eyes, that it was one of the most difficult days of their lives." so did that actor from the empire with the whole "this is maga country".
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redeeman
4y ago
"needlessly oversized" and then "SUV" and "truck" (by which I assume is meant regular pickup)" seems to be the opinion that can only be held by someone who never/rarely actually does transport beyond
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redeeman
4y ago
if only we had something called "the law" that would have something to say about embedding spyware into consumer products that puts photos of people on the toilet onto facebook. of course these kinds of things dont work for the re
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redeeman
4y ago
to be fair, when "to" and "too" is not a typo, its quite insane. especially I sometimes see it from english native speakers, and one just has to wonder "how does this happen???"
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redeeman
4y ago
please provide a step by step guide on how to do this
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redeeman
4y ago
one VPN I would never pay money to
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redeeman
4y ago
yes, allow installs outside of appstores, and allow people to make their own appstores, and yes, apple can charge what they want?
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redeeman
4y ago
is that why the teachers are crying due to the actual parents getting a glimpse into the school?
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redeeman
4y ago
Well okay, a paraphrase-transcription aswell. I do agree that the content that particular user finds and shows to me is very disturbing, especially given that it is often teachers taking care of very impressionable people(children) in a pos
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redeeman
4y ago
yes, let us ask twitter for their opinion on whether they are doing improper things. its like if a policeman is accused of wrongdoing, he gets to investigate if he did that himself.
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redeeman
4y ago
libsoftiktok literally just puts an eye on content other people choose to make public to begin with
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redeeman
4y ago
in other news, criminals dont agree they are criminals, and publish a story saying they are not, so that is now fact.
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redeeman
4y ago
> It's a race to the bottom, and the only way to prevent that is collective organisation. There's nothing elitist about the notion that people acting together are stronger than people acting alone. not true. For example, I have
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redeeman
4y ago
> It’s obvious you subscribe to some equivalent of Calvinist theory where the poor deserve it and you are hand waving away the idea of failure. that is simply not true. I said very clearly the default way things work shouldnt happen to o
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redeeman
4y ago
> Because companies are a legal fiction that dissolve if things get that bad? If they didn’t provide legal protection for liability than most would just be privately owned assets with direct, as in legally direct not that they necessaril
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