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by vxNsr 4y ago
Probably because in most of the US recycling is fake and it all ends up in the landfill anyway, or the amount of energy spent recycling outweighs the savings. Recycling is something the oil companies came up with to whitewash their image, a
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by vxNsr 4y ago
my favorite thing about this doc is that all the pictures are clearly drawn in ms paint.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
3 sentences on why usb type-c/usb3/usb4/thunderbolt are a failure.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
twitter was still fairly new when this was published and only allowed 140 chars which definitely isn't enough.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Your “personal freedoms” end when they cause you to become a burden on the state. If you want to smoke I’m totally fine with that as long as you agree to be banned from using any public health services ever, no Medicaid no Medicare no socia
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Just gonna say that your original comment definitely reads like the tone that you’re pretending to have here, so it might actually just be you.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I think the GP’s point is that, despite not having a formal education in CS/CE their self taught skills are pretty good and the formal education doesn’t appear to be teaching computer engineering in any case. So while this intern will
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Possibly because many internet connections are gonna struggle to support that streaming out and most video conferencing apps compress anyways.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
The original verge article I saw on this implied that the author (of the article) was in direct contact with at least a few of the letter’s authors.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Just so we’re clear, you replied to this person 10 min after their comment posted. You’ve already passed judgment before giving the OP a chance to respond. Discussions here happen over days not minutes. This isn’t a telegram chat. Your comm
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Not really, there is as much fraud protection as ACH. If you’re will to make use of direct deposits and ACH transfers, you can use Zelle. Just don’t expect to be handled with kid gloves.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Odd. I was able to download my old returns from the cash.app taxes website. It wasn’t super simple but it was easy enough.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Seems to make sense to me, hair is just dead skin and skin benefits from access to sunlight… so would stand to reason hair would also degrade faster if it loses access to sunlight.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
https://youtu.be/HX55AzGku5Y?t=161
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I appreciate you taking a more conciliatory tone (at least in the beginning), many here are just trying to getting into flame wars. Still, I think you’d be very surprised if you actually spent any time in a court house, those examples you b
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I’m scolding them for using profanity in the first word of their first sentence. There is no way to have a constructive dialogue with someone when they show that much anger off the bat. That sort of hostility just breeds more venom which wo
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by vxNsr 4y ago
This type of hyper aggressive response doesn’t lead to constructive conversation. Please reconsider the tone of words/punctuation you’re using and remember the humanity of the people you’re talking to. If you wouldn’t talk like this i
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Those are selective stats that don’t contradict mine. How many people are given the death penalty? How many are on death row? How many crimes are actually committed on a daily basis? These are questions that your stats don’t address and are
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I generally agree with that statement.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
There likely was a trial, or something like it, but until we can ensure the safety and protection of the people who helped us convict these people it’s been deemed more prudent to keep it secret.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
If you’re the informant who provided the evidence against one of these guys at what point are you ok with the US publishing the court documents publicly so that his friends can come after you?
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by vxNsr 4y ago
The line is the mantra of criminals since time immemorial. It’s not a US invention. But, I would invite you to spend some time in any US court house where criminal proceedings are being held. You will find that 99.999% of convicts are very
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I find it so odd that every single gitmo detainee was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. There were thousands of people who got detained in Iraq and Afghanistan, but only a select few got brought to gitmo. I’m more inclined to belie
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Can you explain the difference between threaded messages and what gmail does?
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Costco doesn’t take insurance either
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by vxNsr 4y ago
Find precincts with low turn out, stick your own people in there as judges, at the end of day add as many votes as you like for the people who didn’t turn up to vote following basically the same method the former democratic senator in the s
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by vxNsr 4y ago
The receipt is kept with the machine. I’ve never been anywhere where they give you proof of who YOU voted for.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
This was actually fairly common in super large international conglomerates. At their size it made sense for financial reasons. I think these days the way the tax code is set up it kinda doesn't anymore. I've seen a lot of these IT
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I felt the same way watching some of the super cool things google is giving to pixel phone users at IO last month.
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by vxNsr 4y ago
I use 33mail with a custom domain and I use it as a permanent actually working unsubscribe button. I’ll sign up with a service for whatever, as soon as they start sending me spam and I no longer need the account, instead of trusting their u

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