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satronaut
5y ago
what silent racism?
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satronaut
5y ago
probably not. But they also probably think that they know more than everyone who lives between the sierra nevada and appalachia mountains
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satronaut
5y ago
do you have any thoughts on these? IMO they're selectively enforced
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satronaut
5y ago
You've never blocked anybody at all? Or is this excluding obvious scammer accounts and old room mates who you've had a falling out with? I don't block people for their views, but I do block people who have no business knowing
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satronaut
5y ago
Lol, one of those "devs"
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satronaut
5y ago
exactly. Honestly, Bitcoin is very efficient with its energy usage. The economics encourage miners to find untapped energy sources, such as; methane gas that would otherwise be flared, excess hydro power when flood water demands a dam be op
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5y ago
They really can't though. Asics are designed to do the SHA2(SHA2()) function over and over again. A private key is any number between 1 and 2^256 power. An ASIC arguably couldn't even perform the operations to query the Bitcoin bl
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satronaut
5y ago
it's only silly because you ignored it and now feel envy for everyone who did their research before you and got in early
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satronaut
5y ago
if you're in the left lane and people are behind you, that means you need to go faster, period. It doesn't make traffic any less safe if you go faster. Going slow pisses people off and makes them do risky moves.
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5y ago
the person hogging the left lane does not make our roads better, instead they make them slower and less enjoyable. If you're in the left lane and somebody's behind you, just be decent and go to the right once it's clear to do
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satronaut
5y ago
LA times for ya
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satronaut
5y ago
You've made so many assumptions here that it's almost impossible to reason with your slanted and opinionated point of view. The hospitals never became overloaded. Government run hospitals were mis-managed and appeared overloaded.
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satronaut
5y ago
that I'm a free thinking, rational person?
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satronaut
5y ago
it may not exist for you, but people like me are fighting like hell to get back the rights everyone else willingly gave up
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5y ago
I don't think we'll ever see eye to eye on this. You clearly forgot what life was like before the news scared us into shutting down and will never feel comfortable operating in society again. That's fine, but don't bring
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satronaut
5y ago
unfortunately most people on this website aren't rational, and either want to be a victim or want to be a hero, and view the current state of affairs as their chance to fill that mold.
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5y ago
How's that any different from any disease in the history of humanity? We "dont't" know (even though we know covid is harmless for the vast majority of people), so why risk the adverse effects of a shutdown again. Aren&#x
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5y ago
They should go where ever their doctor tells them to go. But quite frankly I don't see cancer patients going to bars/resturants/clubs etc. This includes the world prior to 2020
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satronaut
5y ago
Source please? It sounds like the most mild of all the 99.97% survival rate variants of covid. If you don't want to get sick, then stay home, but don't tell me how to live my life
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5y ago
From your source, gas was an average of ~2.40 on jan 20th. Rite after biden gets in gas spikes, peaking around 3.40 end of october. Now it's around 3.20. Still up by 80c nationally. But CNN is saying "gas is going down" tryin
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5y ago
"Don't tolerate lies, hypocrisy, or sophistry from our leaders even if they are nominally on 'our side'. ", This bugs me so much. The biden administration literally complained to MSM about the bad news they were get
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satronaut
5y ago
looks like we found nancy pelosi's hacker news account
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5y ago
Were you aware the the WHO and eco-health were strong-arming scientists to agree with the natural origin? This story got memory-holed but it happened https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/peter-daszak-should
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5y ago
the lab leak hasn't been disproven yet. There was a senate investigation that biden killed ( https://nypost.com/2021/05/25/biden-team-shut-down-inquiry-t... ) Why he cancelled it, who's to say, but it
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5y ago
he's a POS shill, there's no point arguing with these kinds of people. Proof of work will outlast all consensus protocols
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5y ago
They should stop lowering expectations for students. There isn't any reason that they can't start teaching it in 6th grade.
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5y ago
Keystone's construction was shut down. It was going to be operational and now it's not due to an executive order that biden signed day 1 in office. That's shutting down a pipeline. Line 5 is very much still possible to be shu
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"what pipelines did he close?" then you say "A google search only comes up with the Keystone XL and Line 5 pipelines". There's 2 rite there. Oil prices go up, choke supply by closing down 2 pipelines, and then compl
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5y ago
it's way cheaper and more humanitarian to secure value in Bitcoin using computer chips than it is to send the US military into foreign countries to support the petro-dollar
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5y ago
it's crazy! like, I'm sure tesla is loving having the backlog, but this isn't some transitory issue like cnn wants us to think.
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