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hobolobo

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    This is the current method of choice https://massgrave.dev/

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    Comment #44317407

    This made me laugh. Reminded me of Tim Key's podcast on Daniil Kharms. If you can get it, it's well worth a listen: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p03mndbk

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    Comment #42877055

    Newly-minted sock puppet

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    Comment #42803978

    Getting redirected to https://liberux.net/wp-admin/install.php That's odd

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    Comment #41251420

    What fire risk if it's in a dishwasher? :)

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    Comment #39458326

    Amazon is well known for surveilling its staff. Why act surprised that staff think the worst when they find another piece of surveillance gear in the breakroom?

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    Comment #38817656

    None whatsoever. Brexit has been a disaster, especially for Wales which received substantial EU funding.

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    Comment #29582161

    That would likely create a perverse incentive.

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    Comment #26606870

    He's saying that life in Spain was easier when you could have your pension/unemploment benefit paid into your account from the UK whilst also earning money doing cash in hand jobs …

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    Comment #21825537

    Such an ugly response. Their situation is that their children are already at risk. I don't think you grasp the severity of the situation in Mexico. Perhaps you should go strut your…

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    Comment #21123940

    As Ian Hislop put it: Boris Johnson, people always ask me the same question, they say, 'Is Boris a very very clever man pretending to be an idiot?' And I always say, 'No.'

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    Comment #20818626

    There are no positives for the future when the PM tries to subvert parliament. The true meaning of "taking back control" is plain to see.

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    Comment #9581832

    It doesn't have to be the nose. You can use the rise and fall of your stomach as your focus. It is merely a point that allows you to notice when you've become distracted.

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    Comment #8448901

    Everything about this says creepy.

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    Comment #8092521

    The very definition of a puff piece. An interesting viewpoint that buying a big boat is an act of social giving.

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    Comment #7877357

    Or if you can't beat 'em, co-opt 'em

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    Comment #7717054

    Just because they're getting something out of it doesn't mean it's a better deal all round. Amazon saves individuals money but that doesn't ameliorate the externalities that Amazon…

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    Comment #7715114

    The impression is that Uber are somehow freeing customers from unscrupulous and gouging taxi drivers. Taxi customers aren't being freed, they're simply under new management.

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    Comment #7271117

    Microsoft saw Apple's ecosystem of inter-operating devices and the simple transition between using mobile and desktop devices and thought, 'We'd like some of that'. Windows 8 seeme…

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    Comment #7230602

    A bit off-topic but is there a name for the tone of the copy on this? It reads like the current tranche of MS/Apple advertising speak. Would cult-like be going too far?