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by unsayable 9y ago
I'm not saying it's healthy, I'm just saying it's how it is. I also didn't mean to threaten your safety, but I think it's reasonable to caution anyone against being associated with "alt-right" stuff,
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by unsayable 9y ago
Yes, I'm from USA. And to be honest, I'm just trying out some new ideas here. I half-expected to be skewered here for proposing speech controls similar to gun controls, but it's actually becoming a mainstream view. The rec
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by unsayable 9y ago
That's pretty interesting. I was unaware of swivel guns. Though it appears the first "consumer" versions of semi-automatic rifles are from the early 1900s with the M1 Garand being the point of mass adoption: https:/&#x
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by unsayable 9y ago
Perhaps if you had to pass a background check, then you could be allowed to engage in approved speech? In 2018, speech can cause just as much damage as a car, and we all agree you need a license to operate a car. A license could probably
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by unsayable 9y ago
The first amendment wasn't written with social media in mind, just like the second amendment wasn't written with semi-automatic rifles in mind. The US needs to enact common sense speech control to stop these tragedies from propag
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by unsayable 9y ago
I have strong opinions about this, because like most developers, I've tried to see how I can use drugs to augment my life. As a programmer at a startup, everyone seems to accept marijuana, alcohol, and caffeine as acceptable, though I
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by unsayable 9y ago
South Park had Cartman use the un-trademarkable version of the Redskins to achieve his personal business goals in an excellent season of South Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnK-jYzaWtw
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by unsayable 10y ago
Throwaway account here... but I think the real reason for this is because I've noticed two distinct types of developers: 1) Hackers that grew up with technology that are typically very proficient and employable before entering universi