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by vuln 3y ago
Sounds like you’ve never driven in Florida. Florida has some of the best roads, markings and reflectors that would rival any southern state. The lack of snow does wonders.
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by vuln 3y ago
Ads don’t impress themselves. Revenue needs to be generated.
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by vuln 3y ago
> plenty of second-hand cars to go round. Until Cash4Clunkers2.0 comes out and/or they’re regulated out of existence.
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by vuln 3y ago
Sorry White men, I mean “Domestic terrorists” are the greater threat to the US than pedophiles or MAPS as their now called. /s
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by vuln 3y ago
Do tell. I’m all ears.
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by vuln 3y ago
> Why would we assume any questionnaire people must take today won't be abused for other agendas? Same with voter ID. It’s touted as “racist” although other poorer countries easily handle the issue of voter ID. It’s almost as if one
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by vuln 3y ago
Where are you getting the data to back this claim?
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by vuln 3y ago
Since your other reply is flagged I will respond here. Further down the Wikipedia page you will find the following: “In humans, the word female can also be used to refer to gender in the social sense of gender role or gender identity.[5][6]
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by vuln 3y ago
That makes sense for the most part. > The moment it really hits the fan, I expect MindGeek would immediately adopt it. They can't bear the idea of losing market share to some competing app with such features. MindGeek would just buy
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by vuln 3y ago
Perhaps Ethical Partners Capital / Mindgeek (which owns 90%+ of all porn sites) will create the union to ensure a stable flow of content. They’ve already taken steps to remove unverified user generated content due to abuse / misus
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by vuln 3y ago
> "an adult human female" Could you be more specific? It seems that anyone could claim to be _an adult human female_. Is it social, biological, or perhaps a spectrum?
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by vuln 3y ago
I’m sure when the times comes there will be a _sex workers union_ lobbying for regulations on AI porn due to the loss of jobs. It’s already happening with the writers guild…
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by vuln 3y ago
If only we could vote out inflation or The Fed…
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by vuln 3y ago
Let’s just wait to see what actually gets approved and if the actual projects are completed on time and on budget.
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by vuln 3y ago
Vehicles. Taxes paid when purchased, taxes paid on maintenance, taxes paid on fuel, yearly personal property tax, yearly registration (tax), insurance (tax)
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by vuln 3y ago
> If the government valued manufacturing at home, they've had the tools for years to make it happen Well as long as we are “green washing” everything manufacturing will never return to the US. Americans would rather offshore and pol
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by vuln 3y ago
> This doesn't indicate that the 3rd party developer is shit at all, not sure why you would assume such. Perhaps don't leap to negative conclusions so abruptly. You’re correct I completely took your words out of context and wea
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by vuln 3y ago
> Especially since afaik the brew maintainer failed to get past the interview process at Apple, surely they can do better! Is this really your litmus test? What other Company/Manufacturer do you hold to the same level as Apple? Any
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by vuln 3y ago
It is exactly that. Betteridge’s Law of Headlines. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headli... Edit: To all the down voters, please cite where in the article it proves the answer is _yes_. Because i
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by vuln 3y ago
On my Mac I have an actual command line very similar to Linux. Not some bastardized WSL1/2 or powershell.
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by vuln 3y ago
True but with the list you know they are facing fines. So there is a call to action of sorts that the potential customer needs it done ASAP to avoid further penalties and fines…
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by vuln 3y ago
“Hi I’m John, I’m good at basket weaving”
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by vuln 3y ago
> but they even went so far as to send landscapers to my doorstep to "confirm" an appointment I never made. Do you know this for a fact? I wouldn’t be surprised if some enterprising lawn engineer decided to use publicly availab
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by vuln 3y ago
8 years is a very long time to support a device. How many other devices are updates made available for 8 years?
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by vuln 3y ago
Could you link to the document that backs up your claim? Specifically the Chromebook devices. It looks like google supports devices for 6,7,8, even 9 years. Plenty of models with 2030+ expiration. https://support.google.com/
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by vuln 3y ago
So $66 a year? That’s not very much. 3 year life span with children as the user/abuser? Seems about right. Must be a slow news day.
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by vuln 3y ago
> cost someone else money. The tax payer? There’s a lot of things taxes fund that do not allow decision making / control by those who pay the taxes.
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by vuln 4y ago
Twitter is first with the news and political hot takes. Those and memes boil down to Facebook posts and reshares. It’s pretty similar to what was the 4chan to Reddit to Facebook. But politics became more polarizing and every government offi
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by vuln 4y ago
“Not wittingly” https://apnews.com/article/business-33a88feb083ea35515de3c73...
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by vuln 4y ago
Slow news day.

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