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DaltonCoffee

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    Comment #32463447

    "Every extension of mankind, especially technological extensions, has the effect of amputating or modifying some other extension[…] The extension of a technology like the automobil…

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    Comment #31291046

    All those episodes of Price is Right finally paid off.

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    Comment #31279720

    I'm installing this asap tmrw, along with a couple others mentioned in this thread. Tools I didn't know I needed to know ;) Thanks so much for releasing this useful and time saving…

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    Comment #31276781

    Absolutely agree. Jimmy jet set is getting his vibrolux pen set delivered biweekly in record time, meanwhile some of the world waits exorbodently for deliveries of life saving medi…

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    Comment #31274554

    >Physical drugs >majority of society doesn't use Maybe you meant illicit drugs. Almost everyone I know of consumes some type of drug. Your idea seems similar to China's recent poli…

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    Comment #31210397

    Do they publicly index this information tho?

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    Comment #31207151

    Strange because I've always seen the saurdukhar/fremen as a literary interpretation of a real aspect of human nature - the ability (of some) to perserverve and excel in stressful/d…

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    Comment #31205125

    Care to elaborate?

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    Comment #31185871

    Isn't most jailbreaking and protections tampering done by people w/o high school, let alone cs degrees.

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    Comment #31182554

    This inefficiency and it's resulting poor working conditions aren't unique to countries with health insurance and private healthcare tho, see Canada.

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    Comment #31175747

    That'd actually be sweet. I'm a joke person and I'd love a platform to learn new jokes.

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    Comment #31167940

    We're #1 We're #1

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    Comment #31154475

    >“Everything that isn’t illegal is allowed” sounds great until you see what that actually means on the internet. >obnoxious / disturbing / spam-filled / miserable race to the botto…

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    Comment #31129907

    Increasingly, many of these rural primary industries will need on site tech workers as well. Rural Canada is where I'm located at the moment. I tend to agree with GP that cities ar…

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    Comment #31104495

    Haha I know eh. Thanks for the bigman comeback earlier too, you phrased it better than I could have.

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    Comment #31104483

    Star treks' historical diversity only applies to nationalities and is a reference to us solving our petty skin/flag squabbles long ago.

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    Comment #31089819

    There are a host of "woke" modern themes that find their way into western media in general. I sometimes wonder if the next star trek crew will be all David bowies and Barclays. Har…

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    Comment #31088406

    Probably like most shitty litigation

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    Comment #31027875

    I think he means this bit: >you can either have ... In the real world those are your only two options

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    Comment #30984639

    I found his opinion enlightening and pointed, unlike your own, rather barbed, post. Also, being in a "position of needing to die" isn't an absolute predicate for debating this issu…

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    Comment #30971649

    >You could probably gaslight your girlfriend with it, if you are incomprehensibly evil. I'm honestly a bit more concerned with people gaslighting courts. The technology isn't going…

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    Comment #30934198

    How is NATO (and it's minimal expansions) not a concern to Russia again? It's more complex now, but for awhile they were the two players at the game.

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    Comment #30933664

    Indeed. One teensy tiny little lie. NATO expanding east is a legitimate concern to Russia, and it makes sense they would view it as a longstanding insidious aggression.