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ObscureMind

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    This is the Windows 7 version of MacOS

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    Comment #44760063

    The expiration date should be 0 seconds after it's signed.

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    Comment #43138875

    This seems less like a genuine discussion and more like an emotional appeal bundled with a series of accusations. Laws are challenged in court all the time—that's part of the proce…

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    Comment #43138619

    You're walking down the street with a billionaire. A thief approaches, but only robs you. Would your complaint be that the billionaire should have been robbed too? Taxation is coer…

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    Comment #42392774

    I would acknowledge that the Tea Act itself did not introduce new taxes, but instead retained an existing tax from the Townshend Acts. The real concern for many colonists was the p…

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    Comment #42392121

    While it's true that cryptocurrencies rely on electricity and infrastructure, this doesn’t inherently tie them to government control or the state in the same way as traditional fia…

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    Comment #42392073

    If every government worldwide were to forget about or ban cryptocurrencies entirely, they would still persist. Governments, in this case, offer nothing essential to the functioning…

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    Comment #42391340

    The American Revolution was partly sparked by the "Tea Act" of 1773, which imposed taxes on tea without colonial representation. The colonists saw this as unjust. Fast forward to t…

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    Comment #41310866

    cd /Applications && xattr -d com.apple.provenance "Zen Browser.app"/ && xattr -d com.apple.quarantine "Zen Browser.app"/

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    Comment #41230334

    https://github.com/mikker/wezterm-icon

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    Comment #40902128

    I stopped trusting Amazon a long time ago. They've been canceling plenty of hardware devices, and on the top of it Prime is not even worth it anymore.

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    Comment #39069717

    protip: if you use freemium spotify in the browser with an adblock you won't be bugged with ads

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    Comment #37549630

    Along the lines of building a full computer out of discrete logic parts, slu4 created the Minimal 64, described in his Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@slu467

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    Comment #20800049

    Think for a second and you'll reach the conclusion that currency monopolies (meaning: you can only use a given currency in a "country"), taxation and populism (a side-effect of dem…

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    Comment #20669847

    Is the state's army economically funded by a contract established voluntarily? Can you start a private army to compete (not meaning fight it, but to provide the same services) with…