DropInIn

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by DropInIn 3y ago
I'm anticar. Most people are too negligent/inept to safely operate them and there is genuinely no need for private vehicles if adequate infrastructure is put in place. More people die due to automobiles every year than from ciga
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Yea no one elected anyone and no one elected is pressured by public interest to put laws into place. No one /s
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Or just using those window sun screens....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Perhaps the intent is to create impediments specifically to reduce support requests.... I've heard of crazier happening in the industry...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Any state based on racism and supremacist ideology and found and controlled by persons who were explicitly terrorists (likud descends directly from irgun etc) is a threat to not just the US but all of human kind... But you can't really
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Maybe have thier email system do a check for a tld matching that and send a verification email before sending, just to make sure they aren't blocking legit email delivery? Because I can see some serious shortcomings in your proposal
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by DropInIn 3y ago
It's not a condition if it's not in the contract or if it is and is not acted upon. In either of those cases it's just lip service.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Back then there were fewer browser in the common scope of awareness. My 60 year old dad installed brave long before we ever discussed the browser, and he's darn near tech illiterate. Same with several other browsers and other family m
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Then tell the vim fan bois to stop telling people to use vim as their ide.... The issue isn't with the fact people try to use it that way, it's that those who use vim are adamant it's the best option for doing so and berate t
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Nah vs code is a multitool with both a hook blade (the knife younuse for carving out a bowl) And a chainsaw.... Slightly more unwieldy in that specific narrow use case than a plain hook knife but you don't need a second tool to cut the
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by DropInIn 3y ago
And then a coworker/boss is at your desk with you and needs to show you how to do something and cannot for the life of them grok wtf your personalized bs is, requiring them to go get their own absurdly personalized mess to show you, a
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Beyond gross how often citizens are subsidizing the businesses that rob Peter to pay Paul... We should be forcing the profiteers (shareholders) to repay it and be imprisoning the thieves, not paying Peter (remediation) for them.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
If you can't see it from my perspective despite other readers clearly having been able (upvotes) then the problem is You, isn't it?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Relevant link I had handy from writing my own reply https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/wordofmouth/2013/ja...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Heres the blatant problem with the law changing without true justification: people plan around the laws and if a right is lost suddenly it would have life altering ramifications for more than a negligible volume of people.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I'm in Canada.... Telecoms own all spectrum (hyperbolic but not by far with how beholden govs are to corps like Telus and Bell)... Kinds sucks being the birthplace of telecoms...
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by DropInIn 3y ago
You're a terrible person No amount of words changes that
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by DropInIn 3y ago
I've been interested in Hamming it up for a while but between frequent moving (making it unreasonable to expect to have enough/keep enough gear) and more importantly, the culture of the remaining Hams themselves I haven't had
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Actively ignored the part "world as you would have it" which provides the option to have a world without any of the evils you list. Either you're actively choosing to present as willfully ignorant Or you are a genuine effing
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by DropInIn 3y ago
How do many insects respond to even small sources of that particular section of the spectrum? People don't even realize when thier clothes have UV reflecting materials which affect birds (eg hummingbirds) so ofc y'all don't c
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Nah a whole bunch of jurisdictions made it so that with appropriate firewalls and other features there need be zero egress aside from the singular entrance/exit door. Windows can be unopenable etc., It's literally because of hi ri
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by DropInIn 3y ago
"Between 3-30 hertz (flashes per second) are the common rates to trigger seizures but this varies from person to person. While some people are sensitive at frequencies up to 60 hertz, sensitivity under 3 hertz is not common" http
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Seriously? I'm not playing your game.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
You need to get of that high horse and learn about what the majority of humans are actually like.... They're not remotely what we would call smart, wise nor intellectually curious....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Wholesale refusal to parse the material at all is no better than willful blindness, if not worse. At least with the latter you arent simultaneously ingesting and spewing forth propaganda from foreign power and nefarious interests....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Only a minority of criminals are ever arrested let alone convicted. They hope to be in the majority who get away scot free and become one of the nouveau riche.
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by DropInIn 3y ago
God, that was only 23 years ago.... But God damn, I was already a teen and that was 23 years ago.... Getting old kinda sucks....
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Given how they are calibrated I don't think so.... More likely the image would be getting constantly washed out, right?
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by DropInIn 3y ago
This is stupid.... Just because the average human can't see it doesn't mean it won't affect any humans or animals Tons of animals see infrared and this Will have negative impacts on environs it's used in as a result. T
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by DropInIn 3y ago
Just a matter of time before the amateur spectrum is taken by corps, isn't it?

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