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zpeti
7y ago
Wrong, you are making yourself feel good by telling yourself the problem is too great to handle. You feel like you're a good empathetic person except you don't do anything. Actually doing something takes effort, and is hard, and i
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zpeti
7y ago
Why don't you solve the issues of 2-3 people around you, people you know and see, rather than trying to change the world? You'd actually see the difference you're making, instead of feeling helpless about massive issues.
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zpeti
7y ago
I don't know how much wealth you have but you could probably find 2-3 people in your circle of friends who if you gave 83% of your wealth to it would seriously improve their lives. Why not do it? Why does everyone else have to do somet
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zpeti
7y ago
This. And also: The environment is an awesome way for people to virtue signal how much they care. But the fact is the real world consequences of what most environmentalists ask for would seriously affect the way of life they have. Politicia
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A VPN Review Site Dominated Google Search with a Scam
(uk.pcmag.com)
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zpeti
8y ago
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zpeti
8y ago
Is it just me or did this thread appear on the front page of HN and rising and then just disappear into nowhere?
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zpeti
8y ago
Maybe if journalism actually went back to journalism they’d have a job?
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zpeti
8y ago
I think the more local the government, the less likely the fuck ups. The more the government actually knows what people wants and can align with them. This is why the EU is cracking, power is more and more centralised, which is creating mor
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Understanding Wealth Inequality and the Role of Interest Rates
(joshuakennon.com)
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8y ago
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zpeti
8y ago
I find it hard to comprehend how anyone would actually support this other than a stupid government bureaucrat, anyone with any real world experience of privacy and practicality would laugh at this idea. Yet it gets voted in. Well done UK go
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zpeti
8y ago
Does it connect to my airpods though? :)
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zpeti
8y ago
Funny how there's so much criticism everywhere for these products yet you step outside and loads of people have them. Usual reaction to Apple products I guess.
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zpeti
8y ago
This was always my favourite and started me off on the path to good UX. Save the Pixel: http://benhunt.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/STP2-1d.pdf
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Cloudflare and Recaptcha is ruining the internet
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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Challenging Founder’s Fund/Peter Thiel’s Motto
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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Net neutrality issues are the symptom, not the disease
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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Privacy and the Superego
(medium.com)
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zpeti
10y ago
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5 Best VPNs for watching Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Live
(bestvpn.com)
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zpeti
13y ago
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Think your antivirus is protecting you? Think again. We tested them all.
(bestantivirus.com)
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zpeti
13y ago
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An interview with Private Internet Access founder Andrew Lee
(bestvpn.com)
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13y ago
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The Ultimate Privacy Guide
(bestvpn.com)
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13y ago
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Are online backup companies ripping you off?
(venturebeat.com)
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14y ago
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Online backups worth it? How much are you paying per GB at home?
(bestbackups.com)
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14y ago
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