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by sfe22 5y ago
This company is also beholden to its customers, they have to compete with other companies and individuals and can only profit if they are really good at what they do. If it is extremely profitable many others will jump on the opportunity, t
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by sfe22 5y ago
Yeah, and the irony of supporting a monopoly (government) owning all the homes without incentive to improve, compared to this company that is taking a lot of risk and offering a service in the freeish market.
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by sfe22 5y ago
They are a communist subreddit so I’d probably get banned from saying this there: In communism the one organization will own all homes, not just 30k of them. So if 30k is bad, how is owning everything better? This post is actually contradic
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by sfe22 5y ago
Agreed, they probably laugh at us from time to time and rightfully so.
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by sfe22 5y ago
I am not fine with it, don’t twist my words. I would say authoritarians are actually fine with it occasionally, as they support a system where that is easier to be done, and then get to hide behind their authoritarian when shit hits the fan
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by sfe22 5y ago
For all I know Bin Laden was also elected “fair and free”. The problem is the power is not in the people but a select few, even in “democratic” America. The toddler comparison does not make a lot of sense. Most Russians and Americans are ju
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by sfe22 5y ago
Putin represents the Russian people just like Biden the Americans. How he got there is irrelevant, he represents and owns Russia/Russians, and they are fine with it. They chose authoritarianism and got a questionable tyrant. Now they g
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by sfe22 5y ago
This assumes money is the only factor and motivation.
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by sfe22 5y ago
And the hurdles it creates. The government may spend $100k on a bureaucrat that causes individuals and companies to spend millions to overcome.
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by sfe22 5y ago
Just twice as likely? I would have guessed much worse.
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by sfe22 5y ago
You can still block googles ip’s manually
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by sfe22 5y ago
How did you get it. Was it a major accident?
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by sfe22 5y ago
It says they will use firewall, so i would assume blocking the default port and maybe known trackers.
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by sfe22 5y ago
It would take a lot of mass taking for most stars i would think.
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by sfe22 5y ago
Do we even have an efficient way to extract carbon using electricity?
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by sfe22 5y ago
How can you turn off a star? Or just throw in in a black hole?
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by sfe22 5y ago
Correct. And there is a reason, at 10% interest rate, the federal government is bankrupt.
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by sfe22 5y ago
Will try this for sure
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by sfe22 5y ago
How do you get these tiny android app sizes. Even the most basic android app from Android studio is like 500kB
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by sfe22 5y ago
Not for long though
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by sfe22 5y ago
Switzerland for example is hybrid regime, since people there have ways to veto actions and laws by tyrants. Still not a democracy but a step in the right direction. I am sure no country has democracy where everyone has a say in actions and
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by sfe22 5y ago
America is not a democracy in the sense of the word (people rule). Unless you only count the about a thousand of actual Americas rulers as people (some judges, some senators, president and a few others). Thats about 0.0003% of the people, f
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by sfe22 5y ago
Internal matters are just that, internal matters. You cannot enforce information transfer controls (without prior agreement with that person) because you allegedly paid someone to produce data, and want to make money off of it.
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by sfe22 5y ago
They never had it, thus does not meet the definition of theft.
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by sfe22 5y ago
I don’t think this extension receives additional data that the publisher did not willingly provide. Besides I am pretty sure many others would be willing to offer said resources for free (if it wasn't for “good” guys with assault rifle
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by sfe22 5y ago
What did the publisher lose that he had before?
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by sfe22 5y ago
Wrong.
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by sfe22 5y ago
You found something that did not go up?
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by sfe22 5y ago
1. Print money 2. Use said money to bid oil prices up
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by sfe22 5y ago
Lets not forget about the fed that is printing trillions that are being used to bid up oil prices. It is easy to blame saudis here but in this case the fed is doing more damage.

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