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GJim
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Comment #49209196
Don't have a pet cat or dog. Owning an unnecessary carnivorous animal is rather bad news from a CO2 perspective. A dog can be responsible for higher CO2 emissions than a car. https…
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Comment #49180055
I'm not necessarily doubting what you say, however please could you provide us with a citation? The allegations you make appear quite serious.
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Comment #49168115
> China has already won, at this point a lot of the world sees them as a more sane option than USA The rest of the world is finding China a more predictable and stable trading part…
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Comment #49167989
> people in the USA are extroardinarly free, there's pretty good protection of freedom of speech. Unless you try criticising the president...... That is to say, anybody _in power_ …
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Comment #49167771
America simply "failed their strategic objectives" in Vietnam? It's laughable to use such a silly euphemism to imply America was not defeated! The North Vietnamese won. Get over it…
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Comment #49154620
> AI tells me You are using AI to form personal opinions?
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Comment #49123542
Why in the name of all that is holy would you need to connect a projector or vacuum cleaner to the internet in order for it to work? Seriously, why do you think this is normal or a…
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Comment #49120185
No, but if you hum it I can pick up the tune.
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Comment #49109317
> In the 1980s, having a Seiko digital, was like having a Rolex Mr Bond sported a digital Seiko watch at the time.
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Comment #49107107
Jim Davidson has displayed greater wit and comedy.
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Comment #49107088
I'm again reminded that a significant percentage of HN posters and readership are those working in US AdTech, who's very salaries are dependent on abusing peoples privacy. Hardly s…
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Comment #49102658
And we would want to do that because......
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Comment #49102603
> It's fascinating to see a company be so upfront and honest about their desire to track you without the possibility that you'd notice. Rmember that a significant percentage of HN …
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Comment #49095298
I'd love to know how you draw that conclusion.
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Comment #49085526
> According to ChatGPT Please don't do this. Quote a source, not an LLM that bullshits.
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Comment #49085415
We're not American!
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Comment #49085353
> UK had the most unhinged work drinking culture I had ever seen I prefer the term 'enlightened'. Here in Blighty, if somebody got rat-arsed at an office party, photocopied their a…
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Comment #49083373
As if millions of mammals suddenly cried out in terror, and were suddenly silenced.
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Comment #49081741
> selection process is not that good at removing bias I'd say it introduces bias. Here in Blighty, jury selection is *entirely* random. A juror is only going to be 'deselected' in …
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Comment #49081297
> Does anyone outside the US get something local like our Independence Day July 4th? I believe we gave more countries their independence day than anyone else old sport. However I'm…
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Comment #49067509
> It took them five hours. Presumably the Yucca plant in the corner put on a spurt of growth after your visit?
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Comment #49067036
I'm again reminded that a significant percentage of HN readership are those working in US AdTech, who's very salaries are dependent on abusing peoples privacy. Hardly surprising a …
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Comment #49067019
So you think letting the scummy AdTech industry do whatever they want everywhere is the better "strategy"?
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Comment #49021676
A significant percentage of HN readership are those working in US Adtech, who's very salaries are dependent on abusing peoples privacy. Hardly surprising a hefty part of the HN dem…
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Comment #49020316
Interesting that US Americans think letting their companies do whatever they want everywhere (as they currently do) is the better "strategy".