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by tt433 6y ago
Can't help but think we can't keep doing this to children/young adults...
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by tt433 6y ago
I don't think you need to be Trump or a Trump supporter to find personalized ads offensive and unwelcome. I think there's pretty bipartisan agreement it's getting a little out of hand. For instance, when I was under 21, I oft
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by tt433 6y ago
Yes, unfortunately reddit pays engineers to obfuscate use cases so they can push notifications and steal your attention. The mobile app didn't even have (lasi I checked) a (n intuitive) way to get to r/friends short of actually cl
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by tt433 6y ago
Does Safari have a "use desktop site" option?
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by tt433 6y ago
I told Sen. Feinstein she was the most disappointing politician to ever represent me and the first I regretted voting for, after pointing out she's been in the Senate longer than I have been alive. She actually did what I asked and ste
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by tt433 6y ago
Unless someone exacts extensive damage to something like the electrical grid. In which case it would cause mass suffering and death. Don't underestimate the steel trap of that cold war mentality.
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by tt433 6y ago
Clickspring is one of the most fascinating channels on YouTube. From a 3D modeling perspective, it's always nice to see how boolean operations are applied in real life to metal to create useful tools.
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by tt433 6y ago
An egregious overreach all in reaction to the loss of a sum of souls we have since grown numb to.
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by tt433 6y ago
You actually don't have a legal right to a lawyer who lies about fraud whenever they aren't in front of a judge and their actual freedom depends on telling the truth.
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by tt433 6y ago
Donald Trump himself wasn't a politically viable candidate until people took his transparently bad faith, virulently racist birther lies in good faith. Have we learned nothing?
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by tt433 6y ago
Care must be taken not just in the composition but also in the execution and judgment of the law. Edit: and therefore I think flattening the issue into a single paragraph misses the point entirely
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by tt433 6y ago
Standard of living has stagnated in most of our lifetimes, causing extreme disillusionment and blind rage
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by tt433 6y ago
How this is a reaction humans have to problems boggles my mind. You're just giving up because they're trying a little harder to escape the law?
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by tt433 6y ago
They're at least explicitly saying out loud what some of their choices about not prosecuting are. Most of the time the thought that goes into those decisions isn't shared with the public. The prosecutor has a wide degree of indepe
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by tt433 6y ago
Yeah just because criminals do crimes and avoid prosecution, we should give up prosecuting crimes. Schools can build themselves.
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by tt433 6y ago
I have a similar reaction to nickel jewellery/watches, even nickel guitar strings make my fingers blister more than cobalt strings.
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by tt433 6y ago
Allergies are very strange. The skin in my mouth falls off when I eat beans, and there is very little literature about that one either.
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by tt433 6y ago
What if I had four legs and a tail? Edit for clarity: both are non sequiturs. You provide no justification for your spurious speculation. The article has a video.
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by tt433 6y ago
Mass gun ownership also increases gun ownership among fools and incompetents who leave their guns in places where they can be stolen and introduced into the black market.
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by tt433 6y ago
I have a much higher skepticism of self reported symptoms like this than the average person. I know a lot of hypochondriacs personally, so that may be a factor in my judgement. I think the human brain is excellent at coming up with little s
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by tt433 6y ago
I think the federal government and the corporate news media have a lot of credibility issues when it comes to Cuba.
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by tt433 6y ago
I still think cicadas are more likely than malevolence
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by tt433 6y ago
I'm fairly sure I remember the insect science community suggested cicadas or something at one point, I don't think it's impossible. More likely than antagonism honestly
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by tt433 6y ago
I believe it does, particularly if you use techniques like potato boxes (I haven't tried these yet so not sure how effective they are.)
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by tt433 6y ago
Sounds like a fundamental problem with the organic product, on top of the existing lower expected calorie yield per acre.
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by tt433 6y ago
State creation has been partisan for much of this country's history for what it's worth. I find any excuse for not giving the district two senators and a representative (or more) to be unconscionable and based in partisan politics
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by tt433 6y ago
That this is clearly a partisan issue for you in your own words instead of an issue of Americans receiving their due representation is disappointing.
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by tt433 6y ago
Evidence leads me to believe PR would be competitive. GOP primary voters are overwhelmingly racist though, so the politicians feel an imaginary sword hanging over their heads.
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by tt433 6y ago
Damage from multiple hurricanes as well
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by tt433 6y ago
They recently voted for statehood in a plebescite. I believe the official GOP platform does actually support statehood, but I'm of the view that GOP politicians and voters don't actually know what their platform is beyond revanchi

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