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tarxvf
3y ago
And the company can give your data to the government with no recourse available to you and no warrant required from the government.
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3y ago
If he is as inconsistent or deceptive on vaccines as he is on guns and gun rights, then it is very possible you and the person you replied to have seen wildly different opinions from RFK.
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3y ago
Felipe Chavez is the CEO and one of the founders of the company they're talking about. That's why they mention his two co-founders. All from Columbia. From your examples I assume you thought they were talking about the Chavez from
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3y ago
It can certainly replace _some_ pickup trucks in the same way that there is overlap between a motorcycle and bicycle for _some_ purposes. I would happily buy a kei truck, but something like an older Toyota Tacoma is my best bet right now.
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3y ago
And it's not even actually illegal for amateur radio though there continues to be debate on the topic due to the phrasing. I do think that encryption is firmly outside of the amateur culture in most cases, but legality is well covered
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3y ago
There are many more young hams and much more experimentation and digital interests than many realize. They just aren't ARRL members, don't go to club meetings, etc. They are active on discord. But there's plenty of new blood
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3y ago
Edit to clarify, not my GP but maybe similar experience. All the fixups, for five: browser.fixup.alternate.* (multiple) browser.fixup.dns_first_for_single_words browser.fixup.fallback-to-https (If I type something in the url bar I damn well
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3y ago
Not to brag, but some problems I haven't even started yet.
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3y ago
Is it possible that's meant to total up to $2900 a month, where the $232 and $1500 are meant to be a breakdown of the $1700 a month figure and it got garbled?
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3y ago
I love how the current world is such that people on both sides of that would agree with your statement. :D (Don't clarify it, it's better this way.)
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3y ago
Pointy and edged things come in literally all shapes and sizes. This kind of thing can plausibly have some value, but I'm not sure it's worth the costs given how easy it is to defeat. I carried a knife to school every day. Granted
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3y ago
> So you tolerate his racism because you like his politics? Or is tolerating racism part of your politics too? From the start this thread is because I questioned the description of him as a racist, so I clearly don't believe he'
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3y ago
(More related discussion) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15513074 http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=142 http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4994 Note the page numbers of those URLs. From the first one:
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3y ago
https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/29/us/splc-leadership-crisis/ind... http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=4278 It's really telling that you included the bit about guns and gun rights in suppor
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ESR is explicitly anti-racist and always has been from what I've seen, so this is a very confusing post.
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6y ago
Requires an account to read.
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6y ago
The slide deck with notes: excellent! Thank you, very much!