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AshWolfy
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Comment #31819379
I think the truth is you cant trust any one reviewer, you should always look at multiple reviewers.
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Comment #27230168
If me and my coworkers stopped working, significant parts of the countries education system and essential services would stop working. I make 16 dollars an hour.
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Comment #27230063
These days its more a massive accumulation of debt and unfunded liabilities in suburbs and rural areas, but basically yeah
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Comment #27229978
this is wrong, unrelated, and clear flamebaiting
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Comment #27229916
As someone who worked the public for the entire pandemic, id say it was about 50-50 between people who thought covid wasnt a threat and people who thought masks werent effective
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Comment #26988920
Not every vulnerability will be exploited, most hacks use very simple exploits if at all. 80 percent of security can be achieved with 20 percent of the work
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Comment #26686348
Each country has different advantages and challenges. For example South Korea is incredibly dense and dependent on public transit. Germany has no hard border. China is massive, Aus…
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Comment #26674802
We love to say something isnt possible, while other countries do what we just said isnt possible.
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Comment #26668943
There are, but generally for specific interests, and not nearly enough to challenge youtube's market domination. Without something dramatic youtube effectively has monopoly control…
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Comment #26656462
treatments are typically more profitable than cures
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Comment #26655963
This is unlikely, because youtube has one thing that no other platform does, creators. How many youtubers would actually be willing to post on another website, let alone exclusivel…
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Comment #26655898
what narratives are being rejected?
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Comment #26595993
For one there isnt a single housing market, there are a lot of segmented housing markets that only partially overlap. In high demand areas, land is already limited. For another zon…
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Comment #26559175
Humans are a part of nature and vaccines are an evolutionary adaptation
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Comment #26536428
I cant think of anything more depressing than saying art is showing off you have money.
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Comment #26536412
Thats not something that translates into digital content. That original lightsaber is valuable because it is unique, it can never be recreated, a jpeg is infinitely reproducible, t…
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Comment #26535691
I mean the "education reform movement" was started by segregationists after brown v board of ed, and many southern counties privatized schools to avoid complying
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Comment #26535482
Thats not true when it comes to public health, often it is better policy to act as though the worst case scenario is true, because the consequences of overreacting are far less bad…
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Comment #26535462
Then show them, and we will judge for ourselves. You can find studies showing nearly anything.
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Comment #26480515
The cameras have nothing to do with face ID, and its not just that 3rd parts cameras arent compatable, but even oem cameras arent without access to apple's systems called ast2 and …
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Comment #26460687
Its been getting worse and it think its inevitable. Over time algorithms can be figured out basically through reverse engineering. These days seo optimization has meant resources i…
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Comment #26442240
In what way?
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Comment #26442235
Maybe you overestimate the amount of time you save? Ive definitely noticed that when i get a something thats a time saver, i tend to overestimate how much time it saved, maybe its …
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Comment #26438474
hatred begets intolerance
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Comment #26438445
The implication was that npr was smearing this woman, rather than the editors being lazy. All in service to the argument that npr focuses on race, despite there being no evidence