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jiminymcmoogley

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    Comment #44874555

    I think a more apt comparison might be that it's like saying an actor who has played roles which involve them pretending to snort cocaine isn't addicted so acting in roles that inv…

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    Comment #40070663

    see what i find puzzling is that warehouses have flat floors right? so what benefit does the upfront cost of building something with a bunch of extra actuators for all the joints i…

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    Comment #39953883

    For UK banks on my Graphened Pixel 6a I can use the apps for HSBC, First Direct, Barclays, NatWest, RBS, Co-Operative Bank and Metro Bank with no issues, and have only had trouble …

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    Comment #39613580

    yeah i'm hoping it was just an auth server outage and browser sessions werent invalidated because this basically described my situation, but i wont have access to the only device i…

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    Comment #39069533

    As a hypothetical owner of both a Tesla and an autonomous mower, i would not want my Tesla to swerve (at least in any way that might endanger me or other humans) for a squirrel, wh…

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    Comment #38693260

    I don't think it is, but you havent really given me anything to present a counter argument against... i just dont think there is any abuse for me to minimize, if it wasnt clear fro…

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    Comment #38693223

    yet as technological innovation gets faster over time, you would've thought the optimal patent term length to balance the innovation-incentivizing and innovation-chilling effects w…

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    Comment #38688520

    It gets worse, it seems even his great grandfather was participating in the abuse from beyond the grave. From the article: "When I was younger, I looked at my great grandad's priso…

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    Comment #38661136

    you can be non-cooperative without meeting the bar for resisting arrest though, for instance if you refuse to incriminate yourself

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    Comment #38564480

    technically they tossed it onto the earth's core, which is estimated to be around 5000°C. though even if it had been a (completely uncovered, unrugged, and un-folded-up-sweatered) …

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    Comment #38321718

    I see a lot of San Franciscans online complain about homeless people leaving their feces and used needles in the streets and harassing people going about their lives, I don't see s…

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    Comment #37846153

    The trouble with using the word "theft" while making an argument about unauthorized copying is that it never holds water - does the popular singer lose their ability to sing? If no…

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    Comment #37574308

    approve them on your behalf? theyd still be paired to your device

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    Comment #37370931

    What's legitimate about that? That it saves the inefficiency of leaving an empty slot? I'd have thought a system that offers both the same legitimacy and more fairness too would ha…

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    Comment #36970334

    that's a start but you might need to impound their money too if they keep using it to buy replacements

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    Comment #36791766

    sounds like you might be referring to this paper published by the st louis fed https://s3.amazonaws.com/real.stlouisfed.org/wp/2012/2012-03... - i'll be honest and admit i haven't …

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    Comment #36241709

    I think this is a very appropriate argument when it comes to offensive physical weapons, like if cops with tasers are in a shootout with a gang strapped up with (illegal) AKs it's …

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    Comment #36217736

    But isn't your example demonstrating a tradeoff between freedom and quick painless death, whereas an octopus that lives its life in captivity only to also be eaten alive has to suf…

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    Comment #35828566

    probably much better actually, since you're not exerting yourself physically

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    Comment #35560634

    Were they as able bodied as they were aged 20-25 though? If 80 years is the cutoff at which we get bored with staying alive, would you rather spend those 80 years in a "biologicall…

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    Comment #35560539

    I feel like a lot of the underlying biases behind ageism come from its association with age related health issues though. The only "justifications" for ageism that'd be left once i…

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    Comment #35391312

    I am generally on team freedom but right now shitty drivers are a bigger threat to that than the breathing police

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    Comment #34749581

    Wouldn't this actually be an argument in favor of seed patents? I've been more or less a complete IP abolitionist for so long now that thinking in IP maxi terms is basically a fore…

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    Comment #34701084

    Likewise I would imagine backpackers must be even more organized and neater (after all, they must all have less space to store all their belongings, which would put on pressure to …

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    Comment #34446868

    it might have been easier to challenge the parent commenter's assertion of Amazon Slaves existing than suggest that your preference of convenience and accessibility trumps said all…