tanatocenose

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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Difficult but the way every great trader makes their fortune.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Spam
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Are you serious? You snowdon leaks were propaganda?
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Not to say that any dumb person lacks consciousness, but you might be surprised how many cognitive scientists think not everyone is “conscious.” There could be zombie/automatons living all around us.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Yep. The only reason CA hasn’t seceded yet, the rest of the country would starve without them.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
I’ve read this elsewhere. Why do you think so?
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
sounds quaint.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
I find it hard to believe the average guitarplayer can play notes faster than the average typist can write letters.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
You think it is worse based on what quality than the names uber or lyft? Uber has to be by every known metric one of the worst names for anything ever.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
> In the UK at least, all of this information is required to be printed on the label: product per unit money on the shop label and misery per unit product on the product's label. Cant find anything about misery per unit, can you lin
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Slightly ironic since this was once the only way. Brb investing in a modem.
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Your comment seems intuitively entirely backwards. You think the tiny battery powered device in your bedroom is producing more EMF than the hundred foot tower hardwired to the grid actively sending the same exact type of data to thousands o
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
The very first link in the postedarticle describes how authorsolved all your points. https://blog.luap.info/how-i-track-my-life.html
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
> You'd need an open source GPS tracking app on your phone that has the rights to record and upload your location to a server whilst running in the background, then you need a personal server to store that stuff on, Multiple solutio
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by tanatocenose 6y ago
Only related tangentially: Los Angeles’ famous beaches, some 31 miles worth, are all man-made. “In 1947, for example, nearly 14 million cubic yards of sand were removed to make way for El Segundo's Hyperion power plant. They were depos