canibal57

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by canibal57 3y ago
The more people that offload their knowledge to the category that should be handled by networking experts, the higher the backlog for the networking experts. Which kind of supports OP's point.
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by canibal57 3y ago
Nearly everything humans do is natural. We have just made up clever ruses to hide the vulgarity of much of it and to dissuade ourselves that the disparity caused by the natural order has no chance to be solved.
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by canibal57 4y ago
SpongeBob would never be a red card.
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by canibal57 4y ago
So we're stopping the gratuitous kindness of strangers towards lower income workers so some other people don't "feel bad" now?
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by canibal57 4y ago
Saving to Pocket... "for later"...
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by canibal57 4y ago
No, you're not. The community reads and respects the attached licensing.
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by canibal57 4y ago
An inevitable consequence of consumerism: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Throw-away_society
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by canibal57 6y ago
My experience with this platform seems to be completely antithetical to most people's and this article's proposal. They just released Madden, meaning they've made a deal with EA. Clearly no one cared about exclusive games. Ev
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by canibal57 6y ago
"Hilariously", thirty years later, the company that would go on to put a camera in everyone's living room and pocket ran this commercial: https://vimeo.com/312710573
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by canibal57 6y ago
What if the button was to donate a certain (very small) amount? Perhaps incorporate an escrow account of some kind?
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by canibal57 6y ago
Keep your ear to the grindstone, bud... https://youtu.be/OHSYWIAAY2o
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by canibal57 8y ago
I'm pretty sure that isn't what machine-readable means, especially in this context. But this kind of obtuse reading seems like it would be exactly how the concern of the parent comment would come into being.