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NaturalPhallacy
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Comment #34141927
It's obvious which ideologies are allowed here, you're just too steeped in them to see it. It's too bad new accounts are so expensive. You'll be seeing me again soon. An also, fuck…
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Comment #34131042
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Comment #34130977
> The government should be prohibited from making such requests. They are. The first amendment forbids the government from interfering with the press. They're ignoring it and hopin…
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Comment #34130921
The First Amendment: > Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the p…
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Comment #34101366
After years (a decade+?) of holding out on password managers I finally gave bitwarden a shot (based on recommendations here), and was able to import ~900 logins from google chrome.…
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Comment #34070792
Legally speaking, it is beer.
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Comment #34070766
Hence the popcorn!
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Comment #34070709
I think "porch pirate" is just a subset of thief. It's not a lesser crime, just one that's just more specific.
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Comment #34060491
It's completely premeditated which is IIRC the main criterion for legally speaking 'murder'.
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Comment #34056850
Ugh. That makes sense. Thanks for answering. What field was this in?
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Comment #34049437
What was bad about it?
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Comment #34047479
I don't think unions can never be net negative. I'm a huge fan of unions in fact. But to a lot of people who oppose them, it's a more convincing statement that they're a balancing …
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Comment #34045112
The bustiest times twitter has ever been have all been after he bought it, if you believe him. And he's so controversial - even here - that all he has to do is keep fiddling with i…
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Comment #34042079
>When I was in my 30s and had two small children, my appendix burst. It turned into a fairly routine procedure to remove it and get me back on my feet; but I realized that if I had…
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Comment #34041903
> (5700$/month) How is this not profiteering?
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Comment #34041594
I think there's also some effect if the flood of adrenaline and other chemicals causes your body and brain to essentially accelerate. Like a slowmo camera. Time didn't slow down, b…
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Comment #34041557
I've defended Apple on a lot of occasions, but this is indefensible. The only thing worse than a bad union is no union.
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Comment #34022781
I think a reasonable law here would be: If you paid real money for services, you're entitled to direct human to human customer support.
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Comment #34022774
> So time to play the same old game: does block chain provide any value here that a separate centralized DB doesn't? Thank you for this. Reminds me of the form someone came up with…
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Comment #34017880
And they provided a link to Sweeney's tracking page. People here keep omitting that part.
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Comment #34017863
It's become really obvious that you're allowed to do that if you're hating on Musk/conservatives. And it's really obvious why, too: https://i.imgur.com/taGzsZP.jpg Since HN is basi…
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Comment #34017757
> > Both sides think the platform is institutionally biased against them. But it was proven that one side was correct in the case of twitter: Part 1: Matt Taibbi: https://twitter.c…
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Comment #34017577
Absolutely nothing brave about regurgitating Democrat rhetoric on HN: https://i.imgur.com/taGzsZP.jpg To them there are no wrong actions (homophobia, body shaming et), only wrong t…