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by rolobio 5y ago
Sounds great. Could we also start some sort of Index fund using those trades? Congress seems to have some fantastic returns I would like to tap into!
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by rolobio 5y ago
Didn't know that! Wonderful!!
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by rolobio 5y ago
I've always wondered if you could start a internet speed testing website, get in the trusted list of companies like T-Mobile. Then release a VPN on the exact same servers, forcing the companies to provide the best speed to the VPN. On
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by rolobio 5y ago
Love the JSONB subscripts! It will be so much easier to remember! I may not even have to reference the docs!
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by rolobio 5y ago
Why get a warrant when you can just use tax/printed dollars to purchase the data? Turns out the Constitution can’t protect us from businesses selling our data the the government.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Children can “catch” obesity from their parents. Once you’re sufficiently overweight, it’s hard to turn back, even when you leave your parents house.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Exactly how I see it. There are plenty of women who could run it better than men in power, and plenty of women who could run it worse! Take Elizabeth Holmes for example, proudly proclaimed to the female Steve Jobs. Turns out she’s a lying s
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by rolobio 5y ago
About 40% of our debt is owned by the Federal Reserve. That number is increasing every year. China has been dumping our bonds as fast as they can. Our bonds are cheap because we can offload them onto the Fed.
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by rolobio 5y ago
I think the BRICS system is likely. But we will have to wait and see!
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by rolobio 5y ago
It’s only virtuous until the money runs out. Then we will see far worse poverty than ever would have been. When the US prints money we steal from every person in the world who uses a Dollar backed currency. I’m not sure how much longer they
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by rolobio 5y ago
This only effects children. Plenty of room to expand into adults, for now.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Probably having a hard time thinking straight with all the piles of money around them?
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by rolobio 5y ago
I’ve helped viruses spread my entire life! I have literally never stopped breathing. I also touch doorknobs! This was considered normal two years ago, now it’s a sin.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Do you mean, we don't know if I'm immune but spreading, or can't prove that I'm immune (no negative test)? Assuming the first, I guess we'll have to wait for the data. Assuming the second, I haven't ever been
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by rolobio 5y ago
Ive already had covid. I am immune and don’t spread it. I already meet your requirements. But why must I go further and modify my body unnecessarily?
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by rolobio 5y ago
First, you can yell fire in a crowded theatre. What if there really is a fire? Alcohol kills plenty of people each year, and often it’s not the drinker. Should we ban alcohol? (I hear you, but employers can ban drinking at work!) Sure, but
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by rolobio 5y ago
What, you don't think your employer should control your medical decisions?? /s Its amazing to me how people have thrown their bodily autonomy out the window when there is suddenly a new risk.
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by rolobio 5y ago
icloud-photo-downloader: https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do... I've used this to great success! As far as I could tell, it grabbed every photo and video at the highest quality. Very hap
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by rolobio 5y ago
Yes, and it was repealed by the 21st amendment. This was done because it is a violation of peoples' rights.
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by rolobio 5y ago
If I shit myself, I would know about it and can do something about it. If I have a virus, but no symptoms, how can I prevent spreading?
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by rolobio 5y ago
These are good points. I suppose we will see how many other employers force their employees to be vaccinated, even if they are not in close proximity.
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by rolobio 5y ago
I did not say any job, I said "a" job. Yes vaccinations will protect other people. Banning alcohol would protect many people, but its a violation of a person's rights to ban it.
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by rolobio 5y ago
A dog is not related to antlers. But proof of vaccination is related to vaccination history.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Why would they do it? They will do it because they are trying to save lives. They think they are doing harm by allowing people NOT to take the vaccine. After all, how many people will die by unvaccinated people spreading the disease? The
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by rolobio 5y ago
I can get a job without a car. How soon until I can't get a job without modifying my body?
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by rolobio 5y ago
We do have that right. Take cars for example, we drive extremely dangerous machines down the road that kill thousands each year. They also put out dangerous pollutants that kill many people. We all live in a world where there is a give a
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by rolobio 5y ago
I'm calling it now, they will require all employees to have this, remote or not.
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by rolobio 5y ago
Well thanks for the downvote. But isn't that card part of your medical history? What if they need proof you are vaccinated against measles? After all, its a proven vaccine...
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by rolobio 5y ago
I'm shocked so many people on HN support this. The only way I know to prove someone received a vaccine is for them to turn over their medical history. What if companies start refusing to hire someone because they have a bad medical h
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by rolobio 5y ago
Not yet, but its close. How many people know how to search the internet without Google? Google has become so ubiquitous that people are totally reliant on them. Look at Tulsi Gabbard, her advertising account was "accidentally"

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