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MrLeftHand
7y ago
The whole thing can't keep a 4 core CPU from overheating and throttling. Not too mention with that small power brick and the USB-C charging cable, you can't even provide enough power to that beast of CPU regardless of i9 being les
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
Haha, good job trying to take it out of context. Of course I used a woman as analogy, given the current topic. Anyone can be a snowflake, but still the main goal is, that people shouldn't be over sensitive when it comes to words or mis
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
Saying that "this is not true", doesn't make it not true. And repeating it wont make it untrue either. Slow clap for your logic. Also, if this would be so untrue, we wouldn't have studies like these in the first place. B
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
>No you don't and this is a problem. Anybody can say something abusive but that doesn't make it right. Of course it doesn't make it right, but it doesn't make it a valid reason to drag that person through the dirt. Es
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
It's not worse, it is the same but the other way around. Not every man is a sexist pig and not every woman is a saint. But clearly women have more power over men (in this so called men's world) where they can easily accuse anyone
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
> People being "afraid" of each other seems a bit dramatic. In universities and colleges people are afraid voicing their political opinion, or just disagreeing in general with the mainstream. Not just because they would meet lo
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
Do you think this is comfort? Do you really think being afraid of accusations is a comforting situation in any way? It wouldn't hurt you to see the world through other viewpoints from time to time.
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MrLeftHand
7y ago
Well, this is where social media and social justice brought us. People are so afraid of each other that they actively try to barricade themselves in real life. We thought we are opening doors, but we are actually closing them, one by one. I
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Company interest is king. If the person's skill set and connections are a valuable asset to the company, then his personal views and traits shouldn't be something to be concerned about. Maybe tell him to dial down the preaching an
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I can sense political and ideological disagreement between you and JP. So you're saying that people having different opinion on politics, gender, identity can't have a positive impact on someones life? Downvoting someone just beca
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
A platform that is renowned for sanitising the world around us to fit their agenda, invests in news outlets. Is anyone else seeing the problem here? I am glad I left that platform.
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I work for a company which specialises in a service helping other companies to ask stupid questions from their own customers and employees in a form of web surveys. Is it meaningful? Nope. Does it help put food on the table? Yup.
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Tumblr has way more problems than a couple of nipples slipping through NSFW tags.
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I bought for my kids Amazon Fire tablets and had to realise there are no games which were suitable for them. Each one of them had some sort of ads, even the completely free ones on their Underground market. And Amazon is also a big offender
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
> The cause for cops murdering innocent civilians is that the cost for doing so is zero. Usually this falls under self defence. As far as I know, if someone is on your property and you shoot them, you can say it was self defence and you
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Sorry, that should have been "not fairly easy to tell apart". Anyway, what I wanted to say is, that it's not good to compare the UK and the US in this context. In one country where gun crimes and mass shootings are rampant an
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Decisions are based on experience. If you are trained to expect the worst and you have experience on that, you will decide for the most favourable outcome for yourself. Not to get killed and pull the trigger sooner as the other person, even
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Yeah, but the UK doesn't have gun crimes, mass shootings in schools, in music festivals or in a park. For a common civilian it is really hard to get a hold of a high caliber gun. In the US you just walk in to the closest gun store and
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I haven't said, it is a problem. I said that this shows the problem. The problem that a police officer is more afraid for his/hers own safety then actually protecting and serving others. For me this shows why US police is trigger
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Yeah, but it is different wielding a knife then a gun. You have to be up close and personal with that. Whilst with a gun you can be far away. Apples and Oranges. And don't look at one individual case, look at the cause why this keeps h
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
There are certain government reactions which are nonsense, I agree. Like the reaction to 911 in the US and creating the massive hysteria around airport security, which failed miserably, but still nobody does anything about it. I am not just
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Yes, there are probably a lot of people who aren't fit to be police officers equipped with weapons. But how many civilians are in the US who aren't fit to have weapons and they still have them? And then the police officer has to d
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8y ago
Thanks, but why don't you piss of instead? Also by the time you see a gun, it's already too late. Have you thought about a second, maybe? If a person has the intention to shoot a police officer, he wont hesitate to do so. Maybe th
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8y ago
I think when the police's top priority is to get home to their families rather then protect and serve... That speaks volumes. The danger of being shot every time they get a call to a scene is very real. This creates the mentality of sh
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
They already have moderators to filter out the so called garbage. Would it be hard to tell them, that between two boob pictures and a porn video upload they should pull the ban on fake anti-vac news as well? I remember they banned a photogr
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
What I don't like about this whole thing is that facebook is a bit hypocrite (or very much so). They censor images and videos of nudity and violence, but leave these news outlets up, which could potentially threaten mankind as whole, i
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
Aren't we already doing this? You can hear the stories about companies not hiring women when they are in a relationship and in the age when they are more likely to have kids. They might ban using cars. You can cycle to work.
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I know what PETA is, don't worry. Now that is a very different kind of crazy right there. Luckily I never met one. Although I like a good argument battle.
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I am angry when they tell you what you can eat. Whilst we let them be vegans, or vegetarians they don't want us to be meat eaters. That is the difference. Yes, you have meat eaters mocking vegans and vegetarians, but they still wont de
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MrLeftHand
8y ago
I think one of the big factors might be, that it's more about money then the environment. The last time I've heard about Wework is that they are still expanding and not making any profit yet. It might be, that the funds are runnin
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