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grungydan
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Comment #43355064
Because our so-called "democracy" is working so very well in contrast?
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Comment #43209781
So it was just like literally everything else this administration is doing. Shocking.
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Comment #43172711
Most astute comment so far.
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Comment #43172703
“Really?” One finally said, with emphasis. Then, a nod. “That’s actually pretty amazing. Good on you. That’s exactly what we want AI to do—help people catch things early.” Today, o…
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Comment #43172696
“Really?” One finally said, with emphasis. Then, a nod. “That’s actually pretty amazing. Good on you. That’s exactly what we want AI to do—help people catch things early.” Today on…
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Comment #39469879
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Comment #39469481
Did you miss or just ignore where I agree with you that our government is a massive joke? That doesn't mean that I don't want a real, functional government that operates for the go…
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Comment #39467693
> laws or enforcement No no no, see, we have those. But we only use them to make sure that our for-profit prison complex stays massively profitable and the people in power retain t…
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Comment #39467606
Isn't it wonderful that we allow almost entirely unregulated monopolies that have no actual obligation to provide the service for which they take your money? Telecoms, airlines, in…
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Comment #39386169
What useless, self-important horse manure.
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Comment #39386130
Thank you. The modern usage of corporate structure as a complete get-out-of-consequences card, combined with the fact that every politician is just a warm body filling a suit at wh…
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Comment #38956840
They probably just forgot some mundane detail.
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Comment #38956823
I await more of the story campaign with bated breath. I'm adoring it, though the last episode felt a tad rushed, or flat maybe. To me, at least.
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Comment #38956334
I'll go one further, though I expect to receive mockery for doing so: I think the internet as we conceive of it today is ultimately a failed experiment. I think that society and hu…
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Comment #38810620
>Big corps could just pick things that are trending up, rip them off instantly and scale their ripoff much better thanks to their great workforce and marketing reach. Except that t…
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Comment #38799170
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Comment #37708805
And I love it when people cling to the idea that that isn't the case.
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Comment #37708656
This being just a few lines down from a story on housing being unaffordable for the vast majority of Americans in 99% of the country is...well.
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Comment #36373149
On which, compared to a gas range, cooking sucks total ass.
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Comment #35788234
I'm a litle surprised to see something so vapid ranking so high on the site.
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Comment #35592746
The evolution of the internet has been straight down since the 90s.
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Comment #35439812
Unless it's a Logitech headset, in which case 90% of the time the functionality of the mic-arm-mute breaks at the software level requiring various troubleshooting dances before any…
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Comment #28623816
That's exactly where my mind went as I read the article. All of this money and effort just to continue to prosecute a meaningless and harmful "drug war." At this point, countries a…
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Comment #24077571
I really wish there were better resources out there than a hotline that results in you being thrown in a locked down "padded" room in a hospital where nobody has any business takin…
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Comment #23087931
I was initially waiting for this new 13", because I was finally needing a MacBook. I got tired of waiting and, as these things usually happened, bought an upgraded and battery-repl…