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leventonportera
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About leventonportera
don't worry about little dong though. 10 hours little dong's life are worth as much as 10 hour in the life of a rock on the ground, and every hour of flagging posts is an extra hour that that illusion of control over something, starves off taking that full bottle of sleeping pills.
i read on this account. i post on about 50 others that autochange and get added randomly years go by and and they get blocked. i also use those 50 to downvote anyone talking about hn rules. there's nothing you have been able to do for a decade to fight a short script, but you should keep fighting the computer. let's face it, your life has and always will have zero other things going on.
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I don't disagree with anything you said. If you not the comment to which I was replying, I am addressing the specific point that the M1 was a revolutionary boost in performance, wh…
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Let's face it - you made all of that up.
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Yes, a company sign-on bonus being dependent on staying with the company for a set time, is not only a reasonable arrangement - it is the most common type of sign-on bonus. Any 2-y…
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>There is a thing that we all by convention understand yes, and by we all you are including people who don't deal with sales bonuses, presales bonuses, or sign-on bonuses. the take…
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Yes, the interest-free loan with possibility of it becoming a grant is a bonus. At a job, a bonus is an extra benefit outside of base compensationn. But that's not what you're argu…
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ah yes, a predatory loan is a a loan where you pay no interest, have a chance to have it forgiven, and at worst just return the original amount almost 2 years later, gaining the in…
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Wait, so the fact that banks offer loans to people, which they don't have to take is predatory then? The 0% APR for 2 years offers I get in the mail are predatory? This indeed must…
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The people making and passing these laws are 70-100 years old and not only have no idea what encryption or p2p is - they start deleting their gmail emails in their browser when the…
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This is exactly on point, but it has nothing to do with dating apps. The article claims dating apps are "soul-destorying" yet the first example it gives is of a woman solidly into …
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If you read the entire comment before replying to the comment, you would have your answer before you asked the question. "They are free to ignore any request I shout at them" I don…
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This is false logic. Youtube is free to not show anyone anything - once they send me data and it leaves their system, they have no claim to it. When I shout on a public street "sin…
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So when I go to Australia I can click "download Australia" in google maps before I board my flight? Or does it still let you only download a little zoom square like it did in the y…
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I don't use google search (most of the time) as it's inferior - it ignores what I'm searching for, and substitutes what it thinks I should be searching for - and it's been doing th…
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The US government isn't preventing anyone, especially non-citizens living in other countries, from exercising their free speech. We are also free to read your free speech, and deny…
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It implies that other devices that are not supposed to report their MAC, but do, deserve a high CVE as well. This has to do with a bug seriously compromising a feature. It does not…
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There was sarcasm, but there was no derision. There's nothing wrong with sarcasm - it is a common and civil tool of communication. Sarcastically stating the fact about an bad take …