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scohesc
6y ago
I'd rather be able to blame myself for my stupid mistakes - not be beholden to Amazon's (or whoever's) MDM profile. Especially when companies don't make it clear that "if you log into your email on your phone using
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6y ago
People in general have been segregated into specific ideals and beliefs while they're constantly pumped with "don't listen to those other guys", while any opinion that can threaten to crack their marble, gold gilded pill
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6y ago
That's what I probably misunderstand about the technology - I don't understand how you can have lower latency than current WISP-based infrastructure (are they making these claims against ground-based infrastructure?) when there&#x
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6y ago
Seems like the conspiracy theories that the rich and global elite harvest the blood of the young and innocent to rejuvenate them isn't as false as we once thought... /s Sometimes I wish we had a medical system where whoever wanted
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6y ago
WP - white power lolcow - scheme or meme dreamed up by internet nerds that has the potential to cause humorous results (see: 4chan posting fake apple ads online saying your phone could be charged by putting it in the microwave, 4chan saying
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6y ago
Yep. If companies are willing to put up with the Chinese government telling them what to do, what to say, and how to operate their business in China, I'm pretty sure America will be fine.
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6y ago
I know you asked another user but figure I'd offer some input as someone who sees themselves as more libertarian in belief structure. I agree with you on healthcare needing to be essential infrastructure. However, it's a bit of a
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6y ago
Sorry to hijack, but is anyone else getting a Netscape Navigator favicon when visiting the site? Nice throwback.
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6y ago
I really hate changing the topic here, but I feel it has to be said sometimes. It's _very_ frustrating when people immediately discredit someone or something because they don't agree with them, even if they don't have the ful
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6y ago
What is it with hiring solely to achieve diversity standards instead of hiring for who is actually qualified the most for the job?
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6y ago
It does come off a little bit narcissistic and racist to tell an entire race how to act...
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6y ago
Yes, because never before have those words (or a variation of them) been spoken at all ever since they were uttered in 1967. Give me a break.
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6y ago
Purely speculation here on my part - I know there's other factors involved. Doesn't it seem silly for China to be wanting to take over Hong Kong NOW, when all they have to do is wait X more years (ideally, I'm sure HK would p
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6y ago
The headline is a bit misleading and presumptuous. While I get Musk is the owner of the company and probably tells the plant supervisors what to do in this situation, there is literally _nothing_ in this article that mentions anything about
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7y ago
I'm perfectly fine having it tested on humans - this is apparently the worst virus we've encountered so far so why not skip the lengthy animal trials and just skip straight to humans?
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7y ago
I'm sure they mean long term...
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7y ago
Makes sense that a company that provides an operating system for billions of devices around the world takes some responsibility for any criminal actions taken on others that use said operating systems' potential exploits/bugs to h
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7y ago
Moneydance is another paid option (with free trial) - pay once, and you own the software. No cloud connectivity other than uploading file to Dropbox (Optional) for anyone who respects the privacy of their financial data.
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7y ago
It doesn't help that the media is blowing it out of proportion as usual. "There's another infected person in [YOUR_COUNTRY] - 10 ways COVID-19 can kill you! You won't BELIEVE number 3!"
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7y ago
Better not discover video games then!
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7y ago
I'm pretty ignorant of investing services/brokers... Is this a case of people putting all their eggs in one basket? Does Robinhood have a "guaranteed" 99.9xxx% uptime guarantee? Sucks for a lot of people who evidently ar
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7y ago
It's almost like someone who wants to tax the utter shit out of you wouldn't be your first choice to have in office! Maybe we should look into elections meddling at home instead of looking halfway across the world for a boogeyman.
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7y ago
> He said he wouldn't sell his product to Iran, Russia or China and claimed the technology is saving kids and solving crimes. Buuuuuuullshiiiiiiiit - the technology got scooped up by state actors the instant it hit the market if thi
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7y ago
I thought it was always pronounced "sequel-ite" personally
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7y ago
Is it against the rules here to recommend anybody with an android phone to get ahold of Youtube Vanced? Someone took the youtube APK, and gutted out all the ads and unlocked youtube premium features for free if you're willing to sidelo
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7y ago
Everybody around the world does it. In fact, the CIA has been doing it since its inception!
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You'd think that a lot of the allegations of foreign interference in the 2016 election would have been recalled in the past couple of months and the Iowa Democratic Party would have openly welcomed the DHS' security testing of the
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7y ago
If it's always flooded, why are they blaming climate change for it in the headlines? Kind of mis-leading...
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It's a shame you decided to kowtow to the Chinese publishers to dumb down your games artistic style to even have a chance of getting it published. I do understand 100% why you did it however I personally don't agree with it.
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7y ago
If your agent doesn't know the concept of contracts requiring a meeting of the minds, why is he an insurance agent?
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