retailbuyout

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by retailbuyout 9y ago
That’s true. Skin color is especially meaningful in the US, where privilege, opportunity, education, and many other aspects of life fall mainly along racial lines. In america, race is inextricably tied to skin color. I’m a little disappoint
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
I mean, if you think you can get max diversity of ideas without also pulling people from different cultures, you’ve been around way too many white men.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
I mean honestly at this point I wouldn’t be surprised if the koch brothers adopted him.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
This is possibly true; i have no clue what these laws entailed. So imagine trying to convince the rest of the country.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Well, I thought we were discussing “any non-violent drug crime”. Obviously i’m for rehabilitaion for users; what would the downside be? Could you educate me?
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Hmm, I’m not so sure we should allow people to sell fentanyl pops or cocaine to kids without going to prison. Not arguing against your point broadly, but that’s exactly the type of response that would sink an effort to remove imprisonment f
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
> The only useful feature in Python 3 to me is more liberal use of unpacking. Unfortunately, this ignores composing software. Your user may use things you don’t. The result: your software won’t get used as a library. That may be fine! Mo
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
It’s an improvement ideologically, I suppose, but not a practical reduction in economic damage potential. In a very real sense it doesn’t matter it you have quit making something seriously damaging if you need to disable millions or hundred
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Right, but we’re discussing walmart.com vs amazon.com because walmart.com doesn’t have the crazy low prices that the retail store does. You’re absolutely right you can easily undercut amazon at sam’s club, so (eg) why can’t walmart.com matc
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
This isn’t necessarily hard or bad, though. If I take $100 and loan it to my neigbor, the debt appears from nowhere. Heck, theoretically, he could loan it right back under different terms and create more debt. Debt isn’t necessarily bad—the
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
My understanding is that you also need to license from intel if you have a chip.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Really? Free and open source software—in this case, an unencumbered ISA—seems like an easy parallel to communally managed means of production. Of course an implementation would be far more useful, as it would be the likely target for lawsui
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Got a link to read more about boulder?
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Currency is just printed debt. What’s your point?
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
A) this doesn’t require a rogue agent, just an insecure one. B) you just need the same attack to work twice; less extraordinary than an uncorrelated coincidence C) possibly some might have access to both. I think this is unlikely, but again
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Right, but then why buy from walmart if the competitive price is gone (as shown in the original example of online vs retail price)? If it’s just a single region agnostic price plus some location sensitive fee, they’re just another branded e
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Yea, but it’s a terrible at convincing anyone but you.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Right, but that makes the online component even more confusing. Why would you ever order from walmart.com if they don’t offer those competitive prices? Amazon has plenty of stock, more than walmart can compete with. I can’t buy notebooks fr
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
> You wouldn’t expect to pay the same in Mountain View as you would in Albequerque. If this isn’t the appeal of walmart, what is?
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
> Many are probably trying to fight for the public's security and have for years, with cryptographers earnestly trying to develop secure and efficient algorithms. They are probably at odds with the other forces in the organization t
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Wtf does patriotic have to do with anything but mass manipulation? These weapons are not designed to be patriotic; they can just as easily hurt anyone.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Militaries have shame?!?!
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
What the hell are they doing spying on american citizens? The people you’ll attract are the people attracted to abusing said power. Good luck weeding out the creeps; let’s hope only a few die as the result of beuracratic negligence.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
> So you work for Lockheed or whatever and get most of the attributes of government employment. Right, and the profits flow to a couple people who essentially own the contract. It’s essentially modern day aristocracy, except the contract
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Let me know when an affordable arm board with ecc support comes along, wholesale or “call for price” not allowed. Because as it stands it might as well be sparc or mips in how accessible the hardware is. Wait, who am I kidding: mips is stil
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Frankly, I had no idea the humidity was that high in Arizona! Color me impressed.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Honestly I haven’t collected enough sample attempts to be sure. However, not answering unknown phone numbers seems to have worked very well.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Man i should get you to talk to my spam with that magic +5 robot charisma. Unfortunately, it still won’t prevent my number from being spammed. There is no human to talk to. Any indication you are alive is a confirmation your phone number is
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Too useless for actually ignoring your phone.
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by retailbuyout 9y ago
Well “blocking” isn’t the same as “not ringing”, right?

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