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by zionic 5y ago
Personally, a government that takes 50%+ of my income producing this kind of garbage-level content scares me more than COVID ever did. What the fuck am I/are we paying for?
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by zionic 5y ago
Aren’t you concerned about the high fluoride and heavy metal content? https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322924754_Green_Tea...
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by zionic 5y ago
Ah, the days of 4chan LOIC threads…
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by zionic 5y ago
They gave up those nukes with the promise we would protect them. That trick of ours won’t work again.
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by zionic 5y ago
> It is entirely unclear what Trudeau hopes to accomplish by holding onto these powers. It’s really quite clear
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by zionic 5y ago
> that proponents of equality are going to have to deal with We both know that will never happen. They’ll never “deal with” the flaws in their religion, they’ll just ignore it like all the others do.
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by zionic 5y ago
> Just calling every genetic screening designed to prevent actual suffering eugenics is pretty nonsensical. It’s also not wrong, if we’re being totally honest. Things are either eu (beneficial) or dys (harmful) genic. The bottom 75% of t
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by zionic 5y ago
Um I’m sorry but what the fuck is this comment? The OP’s point was clearly (to me) that genetic diseases like this should be eliminated at the embryo stage. What does you going all “Jews” have to do with anything?
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by zionic 5y ago
Because Animoji was more important. Incase anyone was wondering, yes the amount they spent on that particular feature vastly eclipsed their spend on the kinds of teams that could have caught this.
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by zionic 5y ago
Let’s hope they make swift work of it
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by zionic 5y ago
I’m only a few more CVE’s from advocating C++ and Objective(ly)-C(rap) proponents be subject to registration and public humiliation whenever the (inevitable) next issue occurs. I get it, legacy crap has momentum and you can’t ignore that. W
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by zionic 5y ago
That’s just a flaw in your brain’s logical processing. I’ve seen this again and again, people will see an ocean of normal content anywhere free speech is allowed and laser-focus on the single floating turd. They’ll then mischaracterize the
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by zionic 5y ago
Isn’t this just more evidence that leftism/liberalism require censorship to exist, as they cannot survive in a free market of ideas?
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by zionic 5y ago
This is a valid criticism and part of why privacy-by-default MUST become the new norm for major cryptos if they’re going to thrive. A lot of people don’t understand that when you deposit to say, Coinbase, they are looking at the COMPLETE hi
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by zionic 5y ago
My slowest SSD can push 4Gb/sec, it’s nice to run full-rate between machines.
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by zionic 5y ago
Oh just you wait, someone is gonna try it. “CommonBan” will try to aggregate bans across huge swaths of disparate entities one day.
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by zionic 5y ago
Are you scrubbing once a month? If not this will happen again. Linus Media lost 100’s of TB that way. Seagate drives by chance?
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by zionic 5y ago
Wow, TIL. Can anyone explain why? DAI seems superior to tether/USDC in every way.
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by zionic 5y ago
Sure, but I didn’t start our conversation with an insult so…?
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by zionic 5y ago
>the stablecoin companies Why do so many crypto critics pretend DAI doesn’t exist?
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by zionic 5y ago
Well for one, taking on fractional reserve banking is a great way to get killed.
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by zionic 5y ago
Might that be evolutionary? If you’re stupid and can’t provide for yourself pissing others off is a quick way to starve.
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by zionic 5y ago
I think we need to do a much better job at wiping out these "mostly benign" viruses. I suspect we'll someday learn they drastically increase your cancer risk, like we did with HPV and male throat cancer.
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by zionic 5y ago
>You used the words "snowflake" to describe someone who was trying to start a conversation I'm not the one you're talking about. >Yet you are the only one acting triggered and refusing to even talk through what the
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by zionic 5y ago
>Again, my question was, how do you expect to start a fruitful conversation with someone That's just it though, there _isn't_ a fruitful conversation to be had with someone suggesting that a "jaw dropping" reaction to
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by zionic 5y ago
Exactly. When people broadcast such immature emotional arguments, they can't be surprised when they get immature emotional responses.
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by zionic 5y ago
>This will resume your Premium subscription, are you sure? This broke one of my package managers the other day. New employee couldn't get up and running. If anyone from Facebook/IGListKit is reading this, go pound sand. Can&#x2
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by zionic 5y ago
I think a more relevant question is: If there were widespread voter fraud, how would you hear about it? Knowledge mechanisms have become so centralized I’m not certain the general public could be informed anymore.
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by zionic 5y ago
It’s also about (damn) time. I know it shouldn’t, but the python community’s bizarre behavior during the 2.X -> 3.X move honestly made me think less of the language. Tech is supposed to just be tech, but when the community behaves this
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by zionic 5y ago
Upon further inspection I agree with the quoted parent. This novel is not appropriate for middle schoolers, and hiding that fact behind a veneer of “you’re trying to suppress information about the Holocaust” is shameful.

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