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by adventist 6y ago
This is great to hear!
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by adventist 6y ago
What are those concerns?
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by adventist 6y ago
Thank you for the work you guys do! This is nice.
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by adventist 7y ago
Thank you for your service!
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by adventist 7y ago
I think it has to do with the RSS standard. As a podcaster ("Eyes of Reason") I like Spotify because I can see things like the age, gender and location of where my listeners are coming from as well as see things like how long they
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by adventist 7y ago
Yeah it would be interesting to hear of the feature that Edge could not support.
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by adventist 7y ago
You're correct! I've never thought about that before but when they killed the RSS reader it really left a bad taste in my mouth. Now that I _do_ have the ability to make decisions at the company now, the bad taste did transfer ove
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by adventist 7y ago
I'm against people living off of food stamps also, and if there is a subsidy out there for the taking, then i'm going to take it. I agree that government should not be involved in either of those things, but promoting certain kind
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by adventist 7y ago
Really not a good look.
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by adventist 7y ago
I would like to see evidence of that. Crowder's output towards that guy doesn't even seem comparable relative to the amount of other stuff he produces.
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by adventist 7y ago
He calls himself "gaywonk" I don't think calling him that is homophobic. I don't really know where that talking point comes from either.
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by adventist 7y ago
You hit the nail on the head there. Many people don't care about ethical situations like this as long as they are getting paid. Its not that its wrong, its just that it may not be ideal if we want a society that works for all people. B
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by adventist 7y ago
Dude, I can totally see this heading that way. It sets up a bad precedent.
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by adventist 7y ago
I thought both sides get to pick who is on the Jury?
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by adventist 8y ago
Hahah. my bad.
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by adventist 8y ago
Totally agree.
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by adventist 8y ago
Trump gave into the pressure: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/13/business/canada-737-max.h...
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by adventist 8y ago
Happy Birthday Internet!
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by adventist 8y ago
I like how America didn't spend billions of dollars for them to do this. Kudos.
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by adventist 8y ago
biopatriarchy? Thats a new one for me today!
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by adventist 8y ago
As a TYPE 1 Diabetic. All I can say is AMEN!
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by adventist 8y ago
Exactly. I would assume that the higher the population, the more buildings present. Just because you have a lot of land doesn't mean you have a lot of buildings.
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by adventist 8y ago
Wasn't their fault. Their users deserve to know exactly what happened. I value transparency.
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by adventist 8y ago
Software isn't a brick though, it is changing and updating and is a brick that has to be maintained. When you put software bricks together you get a construction that is more powerful than the sum of its parts. It is something inherent
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by adventist 9y ago
I agree, this isn't capitalism but more like crony capitalism or better yet -- corporatism. Government should not pick winners or losers, much less requiring them.
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by adventist 9y ago
Is there an email address for the hiring manager in LA?
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by adventist 9y ago
I could not agree more. This is advancing the idea that on the whole, men and women are different and thus "gender-neutral" language is just a different way of exposing the same fundamental truth. Much less divisive but the same u
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by adventist 9y ago
Google and Apple and other map providers scrub some of their data by request of the government. Will the government do something similar here? Kudos to whomever found out that they could identify military stuff through this.
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by adventist 9y ago
I take it that "discovery" is the process of communicating with the people who are suing providing the raw data and facts as to their basis for suing. This could be a giant spreadsheet of the songs that were sold and what was paid
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by adventist 9y ago
It would seem to me that the Federal Government is in charge of the border, and that until you are actually in the United States, you have no reasonable expectation of the Bill of Rights. There are many things that need to get checked at t

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