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Electromagnetic locks are better suited for gateways that are open by default. I can't imagine why someone would create a vault dependent on electricity. That being said, I'm sure …

>"The only way to attempt to improve the situation is show respect and hope it's eventually reciprocated." With who? I don't have a neighbor, I have an endless string of rotating s…

My nextdoor neighbor sold their house last year and now it's an Airbnb. Despite the fact that I live in a house in a normal residential neighborhood, I'm now forced to live next to…

I understand what's you're saying, that any digital scarcity is by design and therefore artificial. But damn I wish my Steam library had a resale value.

>"They're yours..." Yes and no. There's an important distinction between _having_ something and _owning_ something. You can have possession of figures carved from contraband elepha…

In this scenario I think the biggest issue with losing an account is the ability to aquire future purchases. But like I said, it's more a matter of principle for some. You own a bo…

I assume this violates the EULA of most retailers and subjects your account to possible deletion. Not saying that it's likely, but DRM restrictions seem like a matter of principle …

The quote is right there: "Radio (and TV) are uniquely obnoxious" Ads are obnoxious. That's not unique to radio.

What? Are you implying I don't deserve my job or I shouldn't exist?

It's funny but my original post started with: "I know a lot of people are going to see this and react with an 'oh well'." I'm an actual person, you know. I'm alive. I exit. My exis…

But that's not a product of the medium, to be fair.

Aw. I want to like this, but I work in radio. If you remove ads then there's no reason for the broadcaster to keep going. I'm not trying to be controversial, but if you remove prof…

And we're discussing it because it affects us (the public,) what's your point?