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by th0ma5 5y ago
An appeal like this is a kind of concession, and I'm glad you agree that the video is accurate and that he did say that he didn't wash his hands. Edit: specifically this fallacy... Even Snopes says he hasn't been clear even s
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Yes exactly that is the exact definition of whataboutism, a classic propaganda tactic. At no time did you address the fact that I brought up that the rights propaganda is worse, nor do you bring up any aspect of refuting that they all belie
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Right the I'm just joking defense. That's what everyone said about all of the horrible racist things that Trump said. That he was just joking. And then he looks straight into the camera and said that he never jokes. It is clearly
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by th0ma5 5y ago
I think there's a lot of stuff that goes around and left circles that is pretty bleeding heart sort of exaggeration. A lot of the "Now This" content is rather heavy handed. But the vast majority of people on the right swallow
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by th0ma5 5y ago
I don't understand the propaganda that you must be exposed to to not understand that that is exactly what the guy said? https://youtu.be/ZX-tRTD1lqU I mean I know he followed it up with a whole crap ton of qualifiers b
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Yes that was a prominent theory at one time and helped a lot of the public adopt masks but it is actually both https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/11/11/9339038...
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by th0ma5 5y ago
In most western countries, in most professional situations, working harder isn't the way to advance, often. https://www.ribbonfarm.com/the-gervais-principle/
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Right in statistically mostly it does / they do.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
After way too much googling, decompiling the swf, and finding a python v2 snippet to decode them, here are the urls for the audio files from that page. They seem to just be clips however? http://www.tvdawn.com/wp-content&#x2
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by th0ma5 5y ago
If you can already launder the cryptocurrency you probably don't need the NFTs, so yeah you're probably right they're not worth much.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
You mean for money laundering? No I guess not?
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by th0ma5 5y ago
That's not an argument against their points Edit reply: you actually don't have any argument, I guess then why post? Ad hominem isn't very useful nor informative, especially without any citations
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Right, and Ethereum is effectively centralized https://web.archive.org/web/20201214170136if_/https://www.re...
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Now here is an application where the GPT stuff can really shine, which is trying to convince people that aren't domain experts that something is speaking from authority, even if the reader doesn't intend to get anything meaningful
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by th0ma5 5y ago
TIL a good chunk of the C64 was developed on VAX.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
And if you want a chaser for any flat Earth material check out https://youtu.be/JTfhYyTuT44 "In Search of a Flat Earth" probably the best documentary I have seen on conspiracy theories.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
So if I sell an NFT how many third party sales forked off of how many subsequent sales should I consider official or not? Also, during the split, they were worth about the same, and you could sell one for the other on many exchanges. Is thi
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Right no for sure. For instance people forked Bitcoin and suddenly everyone that held Bitcoin also held Bitcoin Cash. I can see the not too distant future where a dispute arises as to who owns a particular NFT though because of such kind of
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Yeah but at least you'd have a baseball card. This is a number? I definitely get your point though.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Okay, I get the comparison :P and perhaps I'm being overly pedantic we're both making the same point for sure.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
A great many people are starting to look down on NFT buyers and sellers. I'm not sure what status they provide since either someone has to maintain the chain somehow forever which is impossible, but also there isn't anything stopp
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by th0ma5 5y ago
I'm not sure why people buy NFTs, but I suspect they think it somehow implements digital rights management of a bill of sale, and it doesn't.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Except NFTs aren't artificially scarce, I'm not sure why people claim this. You can fork these chains just like how Bitcoin Cash was forked from Bitcoin.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Except you can't copy a grain of sand, but you can endlessly fork a blockchain.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
Searching the Common Crawl does similar byte level access to S3 based on a smaller index of indexes. Really great, actually.
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by th0ma5 5y ago
NFTs only present an illusion of scarcity.
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by th0ma5 6y ago
I think you can put the emulators in like a 1x mode? I do not look back fondly on waiting for things to load hahha
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CondeNast Atjson(github.com)
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by th0ma5 6y ago
"The only thing to do with good advice is to pass it on. It is never of any use to oneself." - Oscar Wilde
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by th0ma5 6y ago
That's about $34 in today's money.

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