catlikesshrimp

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by catlikesshrimp 8d ago
That's why it is good to have MORE investigative media outlets, not less. Wikileaks and the Panama papers are outliers which must be facilitated.
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by catlikesshrimp 12d ago
Perfect is the enemy of good. Oligarchy is still better than Monarchy
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by catlikesshrimp 12d ago
Dictatorships abolish all free press, they don't like it. There was a quote where I live "Free press dies along democracy" and it did.
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
This is arguably a sales pitch
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
Not talking about you. But a white supremacist would be ok with only white people formally employed because whoever is not white wouldn't get a job without gaming the system. Pick the lesser evil.
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
There are whatsapp cracked apks which actually work as whatsapp... and they have "extras", and I would never install it, although I have seen it installed
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
AOSP is still open. The problem is nobody wants to bear the (monumental) cost of polishing and convincing brands to allow installing it in THEIR devices. Google was motivated back then for creating an alternative and openness was a good bai
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
I am in the same boat. Keep in mind that you are trusting both google and meta. At least you can update whatsapp once every three months (for now)
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
if you only "think of the children" you will forget about the rest of the population. Children will be adults most of their life, it is better to prepare them for adulthood than putting everyone in an ever shrinking and taller pen
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by catlikesshrimp 15d ago
You aren't "anon" to the whole world. But the less information you are required to handle, the better. Never trust "but think of the children"
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by catlikesshrimp 18d ago
Sounds more like they did their job well, not that they are generous.
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by catlikesshrimp 18d ago
Graphene should qualify. That would be a good incentive for kids to learn to root a mobile device and run graphene on it.
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by catlikesshrimp 18d ago
Can someone the exemption for browser extensions and other contained software? My best guess is that the OS > Browser are reporting the age already, and the browser extensions will also use that "signal". Is this close enough?
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by catlikesshrimp 20d ago
I live in a mosquito ladden region and some mosquitoe individuals ingest blood until they can no longer fly (they die) Many mosquitoe individuals feed until full, not necessarily from only one human. Now, some people are more resistant to s
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by catlikesshrimp 24d ago
Also, a five year old pine or teak isn't anywhere near a fifty year old mahogany
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by catlikesshrimp 28d ago
All other phones will have a higher price tag due to memory hogging by datacenters. How much will that google pixel 10 be when the motorolla phone arrives?
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by catlikesshrimp 28d ago
BAC in Central Americal https://www.baccredomatic.com
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by catlikesshrimp 1mo ago
It goes both ways: What if the ONLY payment method was the one approved by your "elected" government. A balance where they can all exist is the best, and most difficult decision.
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by catlikesshrimp 1mo ago
Because you as an individual aren't a multi billion dollar company doing the same in all fields at scale. They are walling profiting from any intellectual work.
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by catlikesshrimp 1mo ago
Would it help to be interviewed in a room where there is no other person, and you can be seen through a camera and communicate through magnetic speakers?
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by catlikesshrimp 1mo ago
You hope you and I will depend more on China? That won't fix any unbalanced market, it will move you another step towards a vertical structure..
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by catlikesshrimp 1mo ago
I would have described flipping it over before collapsing. The title seems a clickbait, but is no quite that. Keep in mind that most of the iceberg is off camera, as shown during the first minutes. It lost 80% or 90% of its total mass but
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
That last sentence is neither here not there. I don't think gambling is good; I would have it gone from the internet and reserved to casinos. There is no MORAL justification to push for government control so gambling online can be lega
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
Fentanyl is another opioid, like heroin; it also has a very high addictive potential. But, if I am not mistaken, the real problem with fentanyl is that dealers contaminate other drugs with fentanyl, which becomes lethal when not done correc
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
>> "We're creating gambling addicts (which is arguably the most harmful form of addiction)" --- I will need a source, because "arguably" is a very broad umbrella. "Arguably" heroin addiction is the m
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_returns_of_Donald_Trump "Trump paid no net federal income taxes in 11 of 18 years of the past two decades. After the refund, Trump had an average tax bill of $1.4 million per year
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
I may be going astray, but I can see a way to degenerate "taxes paid" to "taxes before deductions" to "income since it relates to taxes anyways"
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
I am using firefox on Android + ubo. Enable zoom on all sites in accessibility settings.
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
"South Americans" Nobody in my country considers going to Russia. They did in the 80's, but not since the 90's. People still go to cuba to study, but many abandon what they consider intolerable conditions, and all those
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by catlikesshrimp 2mo ago
Is warming a pool in the summer real where you live?

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