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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Due to censorship I request you to remove this account since you've not constructed a way to do it ourselves. http://remove.org/removal-requested
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
For free! Edit: Due to censorship I request you to remove this account since you've not constructed a way to do it ourselves. http://remove.org/removal-requested
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
But it is socially acceptable that after installing an app or signing up for a service it gets to scrub all the data from the phone; contacts, photos, messages, relationships, locations, businesses, apps installed, calls, usage, all of it,
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
When I go to a store in "public" like Walmart, and buy a bottle of whiskey, an onion, and a deodorant, in front of hundreds of strangers, sharing willfully my payment details with Walmart and Visa, when I get home I still do not e
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
> We know that the existence of God can be found logically, because Gödel wrote a formal proof. And that is when the whole world converted overnight never to question dogma again, right? Wait, that didn't happen. Because is not posi
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
> What you fail to understand is that there are those who have come to a belief in a transcendental creator God in a philosophical journey, because it's a logical necessity. And what you fail to understand is that there are those wh
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
See, you’ve redefine it. If you assert “gnosis” then you are not talking about belief you are talking about knowledge. Gnostics claim to know there is a god, Agnostics claim they do not know if there are gods. But I’m an Atheist. Why? Becau
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
You are being downvoted because people have problems separating the two since they've been so tightly coupled for millennia at least in western civilization. But you are right, nothing in "atheism" prohibits someone believe t
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Only if you redefine atheism to mean theism, as in "they believe in atheism! Can't you see?"
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
I'm not saying you should believe Apple. What I'm saying is that it is completely fair to criticize them based on what they say and do. Apple promised a Mac Pro replacement for pro customers but delivered a new Mac Pro only for th
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
> If your favorite car company releases a nice premium product are they also "pissing on you"? If Toyota re-releases the Corolla as a 60K car, then yes. Apple is not "diversifying" their product. They are straight pus
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Why would you only evaluate the news agency? You evaluate "from the claim" not "from the claimants". I know that is what people do, and that is why this article exists, to tell them not to do that. Ironic I know. But hop
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Default skepticism doesn't mean verify everything every time. It means that when confronted with a new claim, a claim you've not decided yet its validity, you should abstain from taking a position until you have enough evidence to
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Skepticism by definition requires no amount of work. What you are describing is the action of taking a position, or wanting to take a position be it for or against. > Not easy for a data journalist to standup and get a new set of data wh
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
After this I’m not answering any more of your questions because you are clearly not reading my responses. But to others that might stumble upon this thread: - I already have a monitor, 3 in fact. I do not need to pay for another, specially
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
Mac mini has no expansion and is very thermally constrained. If you are a web developer and never do anything else it might be fine, but there are many kinds of developers, and some need custom hardware, custom PCI cards, multiple network a
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by BackBackBack 7y ago
That's the whole issue. There should be a mac between the mac mini and mac pro as right now they are only addressing the extremes. And it should not be one with a screen attached to it and no expansion.