tshirthoodie

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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> He kinda left the part out. It's irrelevant because the workers won't see a penny of any of it. You kinda left that part out.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> As software rots, multinationals may become the only players capable of making websites. They are already the decision makers of who open source software is for. The thing people fail most at realizing is that you can't have a lo
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
The final line is always between the ruling class and the working class.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> Most humans enjoy music and art. We want it to exist. It makes life better. We shouldn't be looking down on those who want to supply it. Of course I agree with all your desires. I'm just saying how capitalism works in realit
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> the ongoing legacy of “I will do this no matter what” and being exploited If you're willing to do it no matter what, you're begging to be exploited. That's the entire history of the labor movement in a sentence.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> I would never actually use start menu to search the web You mean like every other person that has ever lived?
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> Chrome That's a funny way of spelling Firefox
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
It's a digital abstraction of cash. Are you happy now?
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Either way, that is some incredibly naive logic. The so-called open source software "community" desperately needs some lessons on how capitalism works.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> The union/employer relationship is inherently hostile. The whole idea is that unionized employees can threaten production/profits as negotiation leverage. The boss/employer relationship is inherently hostile. The whole
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Union-made email! Love to see it! :) I already loved using Fastmail but this makes me the #1 fanboy.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
For a stolen phone with AppleCare+ insurance that has been paid for every month since purchasing the phone, they should at least offer a way to file a claim. The only way to submit a claim was to click on a button in my icloud account that
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
I'm surprised so many people claim they haven't experienced it and I wonder how many have and just don't know.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Just say the number of jobs actually being created. Nobody in Michigan thinks any job is permanent no matter what you say. Or just say "job-years". Anyone reading such an article will know what it means but there's no harm in
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Interesting. Do you know how they could fix it? I will send them this thread. They will love it.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
And yet he did not use any of those opportunities to correct the most common perception of his work. How is that supposed to be convincing?
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Yeah, who knows? I am only brainstorming. Ever since I discovered the abysmal state of Apple's customer service after having my iphone stolen last year, I feel confident we will never know.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
My gen-z cousins have promised me that isn't the case.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
> Trying to correct mistaken or intentionally false claims in the media is a never-ending game of whack-a-mole. Wrong. Merely trying is in-fact incredibly easy to do, but there is no record of Zimbardo taking a single step in that dir
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
In otherwords, it's outright lying unless they create the 4,000 jobs for 1 year, in which case it's still extreme dishonesty at best, given the importance of the 1 year term. Capitalists and capitalist politicians should never be
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
You should update your original comment. HN is full of desperate efforts to dodge any skepticism of sketchy and dishonest capitalist behavior. It doesn't need more of them.
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Apple's iMessage implementation loses messages all the time. It happens about once every month between my girlfriend and I. I have also had iMesages be sent to the wrong recipient. In one ongoing case, my aunt and uncle frequently rece
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
yet
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by tshirthoodie 3y ago
Financially vulnerable young adults are a HUGE demographic. All companies should be targeting them, especially as an opportunity to "do good."