shard972

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by shard972 8y ago
> Right now, the average person in Australia is not informed about the changes, and they do not know the impact it will have on them long term. It needs to be brought into sharp focus. I feel like there has been a decent amount of covera
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by shard972 8y ago
If so then maybe Facebook should be regulated like we regulate drugs. It would probably be easier than regulating drugs when you think about it.
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I wouldn't count intel down and out just yet, when you look at the fundamentals they are still number 1 and when you add in extra bonuses like the amazing strides they have made in increasing their diversity I think intel is going to b
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by shard972 8y ago
> Kids online are generally insufferable from all cultures. Hey man thats ageist! I know X kids that are probably smarter than the average adult! Maybe we should have a conversation on ageism now.
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Sure thing buddy, next thing you will tell me is that my microwave is spying on me!
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by shard972 8y ago
It's ok, we can just import new debt slaves to take over.
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by shard972 8y ago
Because the left in Australia is deathly afraid of nuclear and the right finds that it constituents are those who work in coal, one of our major industries. Our largest 3rd party, the greens just won't even consider nuclear, to them it
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by shard972 8y ago
Is there any decent alternatives to reCaptcha?
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by shard972 8y ago
Quiet, otherwise google will resolve this by launching two new messaging apps.
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> The article states that China accounts for twice as much emissions as the United States: Don't forget that china is also making a comeback in CFC emissions.
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The same way you ban carbon emissions.
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by shard972 8y ago
> I don't think crypto should be banned because I don't know how you'd enforce that effectively, but it's a real issue. You can't think of how cyrpto could be clamped down on but i assume your onboard with taxing
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> Isn't this all the point though? People live further out and travel more because it's cheaper. The goal is to change behaviour by making more polluting choices less cheap. The problem I have is that those incentives are drivi
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by shard972 8y ago
What about the herion addicts that the healthcare system created? I don't think less food is going to solve their problems.
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by shard972 8y ago
> Is there another app that, indeed, connects the world? My web browser.
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by shard972 8y ago
I'm not sure why a bank building a 3 story building can't accomodate some underground/roof parking? Or just make the carpark space the bank would have made multi level. I don't see why the only solution was to go horizon
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by shard972 8y ago
> The west would be smart to wait to see how easy it really is to do business in China without giving over IP before giving China credit. Has this not already happened? HPE is majority owned Chinese company now isn't it?
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by shard972 8y ago
Does Free speech means no one is forced to do business with gays? Or transexuals? Or Blacks?
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by shard972 8y ago
And yet CNN or MSNBC isn't banned from any payment platforms for giving platforms to people calling for violence in the streets. Hell, antifa have a patreon account and they are classified a terrorist organisation by the US government
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> The classic example in this is porn, and now it's fringe right wing things. Consider that porn was gone after and deplatformed because of it's legal grey area in many jurisdictions. I guess that means right wing things are no
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by shard972 8y ago
> Why not just mail out a DVD of all these wacko videos to subscribers instead? Because he wants to talk on the internet? Is that not allowed anymore because you don't like it?
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by shard972 8y ago
Good point, we are talking about dragonfly alot here right now but if we look at the googles themselves, they don't seem to really care compared to the sexual harassment from leadership.
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Well if Beaumont is still there tomorrow we know our answer.
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They won't, otherwise they won't have an excuse not to hire a board with acceptable female/PoC representation.
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by shard972 8y ago
Hm, weird muslim ban. It seems to miss the largest muslim populated country in the world...
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by shard972 8y ago
Because data collection is purely for out protection and maybe to help us shop from time to time. Censorship is just evil, full stop.
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by shard972 8y ago
No because we (Americans in Silicon Valley) know what is best for the Chinese people better than the Chinese people themselves. We live in a free market democracy, how about we respect that from time to time.
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by shard972 8y ago
I thought that was mainly in France due to their laws around biological fathers not necessarily being the "true father".
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by shard972 8y ago
The fact you see them as Jews and not just People shows your anti-Semitic bias to be honest.
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by shard972 8y ago
Yea pretty much, I thought we all agreed post WW2 that critiquing jews = antisemitism.

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