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by developer93 3y ago
To pick an extreme example, should you steal something that's lying out in the open in a dodgy area because someone else will if you don't? Some things you do for yourself, and an action isn't required to have an effect for i
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by developer93 3y ago
That definitely also happens in UK, financial illiteracy and poverty/desperation exists everywhere I suppose.
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by developer93 3y ago
The advantage to the company with rewards is they get to keep your money while you think about how to spend it and you might never spend it. See gift cards & book tokens too, what a scam.
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by developer93 3y ago
Organicmaps & co ftw
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by developer93 3y ago
It seems like lots start off like that but it never lasts. I think it's an effect of having shareholders: it all boils down to money in the end
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by developer93 3y ago
Idiocracy is based on a false premise
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by developer93 3y ago
In fairly sure flora also plants itself if we leave it alone..
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by developer93 3y ago
I hate to break it to you but we need all the time we can get. Also a rotting tree doesn't completely turn into gas, some of the carbon (I think 30%?) goes into the soil.
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by developer93 3y ago
They could probably run a competition to choose the person to have the honour of fulfilling the last wish of Sir Terry Pratchett.
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by developer93 3y ago
I like bicycles. Amazing invention. There are also electric bikes. A world completely run by bikes would be lovely, yes. I stand by it.
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by developer93 3y ago
I buy from ebooks.com mostly, and recently there have been a few drm free books there. Didn't investigate the selection like.
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by developer93 3y ago
They read the article, they were making a different related point
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by developer93 3y ago
The entire Tory party shouldn't be allowed anywhere near making laws...
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by developer93 3y ago
And I question how much terror stopping traffic generates, generally more just irritation.
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by developer93 3y ago
He knew he would get reelected though, it was more about publicity for the cause than principal.
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by developer93 3y ago
As they have been, at least since Tony Blair
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by developer93 3y ago
They tie up carbon for 100+ years, they're hardly irrelevant
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by developer93 3y ago
Especially as Eton formally uses pupils to "keep order"
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by developer93 3y ago
The whole concept of boarding school is strange really, I can't image that the products of it are healthy & balanced.. Being away from your family for so long so young can't be a good thing, I would have thought.
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by developer93 3y ago
Can you supply some suggestions for further reading? That makes a lot of sense, I've had the same nagging question for some years now. I would be more relaxed if I could just blame the aristos and it wasn't something innate to ou
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by developer93 3y ago
We should really be supporting places that sell without drm, there are some. Vote with your wallet and all that.
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by developer93 3y ago
Dunno UK seems to be pretty far through outlawing e2e encryption... Dumb gets through sometimes, they only need to be lucky once
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by developer93 3y ago
Or support them...
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by developer93 3y ago
Finding a steam roller seemed to be harder than it sounds, but I feel like if the estate of Terry Pratchett asked for it they would find someone willing to fire one up for the sake of his final wish.
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by developer93 3y ago
I mean, that would be lovely
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by developer93 3y ago
So you argument is that because it's currently being dine badly it can't be done?
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by developer93 3y ago
Regardless of whether they mean to, if it's shown in the EU they're obliged to follow the rules. You can't just decide they don't apply to you. Some sites just plain don't show to EU customers or present a very pair
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by developer93 3y ago
Plus which it might be illegal, I think GDPR requires that the service still work without tracking.
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by developer93 3y ago
Shout out to Anonaddy, sorry addy.io
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by developer93 3y ago
Question is, were they easier after you woke up?

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