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corn13read
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Comment #37106417
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Comment #36643030
Migadu is great!
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Comment #36643022
Yes definitely, Australia’s new policies on privacy and encryption are extremely bad.
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Comment #36558073
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Comment #36501455
CBDC is the worst possible option. This is the fastest way to dystopia having your money expire, getting fined directly from your account for things like JWalking, Etc.
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Comment #25377579
This will be a big Rocky transition
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Comment #25377544
Definitely time to buy, it's nearly 10% discount for Christmas right now :)
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Comment #25312448
I knew yesterday but ran out of my cinnamon supplement so I don't remember :(
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Comment #25190481
Remarkable doesn't have a thumb keyboard, you can still get them on ebay
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Comment #24830129
Jami looks cool but some features aren't there yet like group chats and linux desktop doesn't sync like mobiles do
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Comment #24748079
Liquid Salt and Thorium are the best wins we have today until we figure out fusion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-yALPEpV4w Simple facts.
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Comment #24748072
With liquid salt and Thorium reactors all of this is far less "bad" plus the amount of land used for nuclear over solar/wind is exponentially less. You cannot have green new deal a…
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Comment #23902961
I hear their printers catch on fire too!
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Comment #23799345
Are they hiring 1 billion people for a month?
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Comment #22488962
They'd be happy with $200 also
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Comment #21390845
We need a class action for this
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Comment #19693794
Call me when they switch back to Mate
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Comment #18621610
Don't love it, don't care
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Comment #15160845
Facebook owns whatsapp and can change the encryption keys at will without the conversation owners knowing.