shiroiushi

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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>But my point is, why would I do that? Simple. You wouldn't read a statement from Mein Kampf, because no one in their right mind except for some neo-Nazis believes that trash. However, if you lived in a society full of and run b
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>I'd prefer it if big tech companies would just come together and implement support for full cross platform file transfers How would this help them coerce people to stay within one vendor's ecosystem? It wouldn't. >The
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>Download from my website? Some stupid browser will display the zip data onscreen. Are your customers using IE6 or something? Customers like that should be fired.
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>I don't see how the views of contemporary Christian conservatives has any inherent relevance to the question of how applicable the word "homosexuality" is to ancient Greece The entire context of this question is about wha
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
It involved men having sexual relations with other men, right? I'm not sure how different it can be, or why you're putting scare-quotes around it. Anything involving sexual relations between men is anathema to Christian conservat
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
No, why? Why should someone be paid to stay at home with their kids? Homeschooling has no quality control whatsoever--parents can just teach whatever the hell they want, which usually involves a lot of religious BS and skipping over all th
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
This sounds like some kind of troll post. But if it isn't, I'd say that if you have nothing to offer a partner, why should you expect anyone to be interested in you as a partner? It's up to you to make yourself a better, mor
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>For me, I am a divorced dad in my 40s with kids. That causes a lot of women to swipe left and there isn't much I can do about it, unless I lie. You can change your profile to leave this critical info out. This will probably net yo
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>Additionally, on the point of weight / body type, we found that a little under half of daters (and > 50% of women interested in men) do not report body type to be a significant factor in their decision making. So it is a meaning
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Ages ago, people had very, very limited dating options: generally only the suitable partners in their village. They didn't have porn to distract them, and they weren't allowed to just stay single because of social pressure and (f
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
It's a winning business strategy, especially when you have legions of die-hard customers who won't leave you. Microsoft has a similar situation (though many probably won't leave MS for different reasons), so it's in the
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Why should they? Are these people going to abandon their Macs because of these bugs? Obviously not, so why should Apple spend any money at all fixing them?
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
No, I disagree. Just ask anyone in advertising: how you present something makes a huge difference in perception. Sure, not everyone can look like Brad Pitt in his prime, but your profile will look radically different with different photos.
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Yeah, it's a mystery. You don't even have to disregard copyrights if you don't want to: pornhub.com and others are all free, though you have to pay for access to certain videos. But there's so much stuff on there for f
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Um, I don't think this answers my question. Online courses aren't a substitute for early-childhood daycare. You have to have actual people present in-person to do these jobs, and people willing to do these jobs for the wages off
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
No, they're not. The USA and Canada are really the same country, as far as the telcos are concerned. They're part of the same North American phone system, and have the same +1 prefix. Calls between the countries are all free, an
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Back in those days, eHarmony was almost exclusively for Christians, since it was founded by a devout Christian guy. It's a little less so these days, but it still has that reputation and the users there are much more likely to be reli
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all, and I definitely don't think I'm a 10/10. I've had absolutely no trouble getting dates. (This does not mean that all the dates were great, or led anywhere BTW; the vast major
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>- free childcare Where exactly are all the workers going to come from to support this one? There's already a labor shortage, and presumably you want to make sure child-care workers are highly vetted. On top of this, with an aging
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Conservative means old-fashioned, not old. More specifically, it means returning to some halcyon (usually mythical) "good old days" when things weren't "degenerate". Sure, homosexuals have been around forever, but
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
For many years, eBay owned PayPal, so OP was likely referring to incidents that happened during that time frame.
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
I've proposed this alternative on message forums like this for probably 20 years now, but specifically for copyright. I think it'd be a great way to let Disney and co. have the long copyright terms they want for extremely valuabl
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
Have you actually read any patents? Just knowing the bare basics of how something works isn't enough to make a successful business out of it. Even with mechanical manufactured stuff, a few diagrams isn't going to tell you all th
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by shiroiushi 3y ago
>That's not a part of any commonly accepted definition of "patent troll" that I'm aware of It's exactly the definition I've heard of for the past 20+ years. >This is what makes one a patent troll. No, it