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underrated
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Demography is destiny.
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Others who commented on this thread wouldn't not recommend that you do.
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This will be very unpopular with the children of helicopter parents who are in year three of grad school and have never had a real job.
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Drink more seed oils.
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Nothing he said could be construed as a call to violence by any sane and sober person. So it's moot anyway.
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They want to tax you on the inflation-driven devaluation of their own shitcoin (the USD), wow.
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Given what was touted early, so loudly and by so many outlets, this is quite the narrative collapse, on an epic scale.
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> in such a way that he caused threats In such a way that somebody else decided on their own do something...
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Some do and it has a huge impact on human behavior. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxoplasmosis
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The older iPhones are nice products. It's a shame there are so many gaps in driver support for these devices. A lot of people would be happy to run something like GrapheneOS on them.
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The racialize huckstering is long-term going to have a very serious backlash. People don't like being browbeaten over non-issues and they will rebel over it while totally disregarding whatever the pet issue is. Basic psychology.
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If you bothered to look at the actual data behind "mass shootings", you'd already know they're mostly gang related, and avoid making such an abhorrent post. Australia had literal internment camps during COVID, and Austra
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Where is that traffic sourced from? I am neutrally curious about it myself.
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Alex maintains 35 to 40 employees at any given time and has like a 99.99% uptime of running a 3-hour show plus at least two other shows (2-hour and 1-hour) every single day. He shouts a lot (tough shit I guess), and some people don't l
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Yeah, there's that section of the population that is all "oh no, you can't tacitly approve of listening to [thing] or [some opinion] because that's a bad think ". And then there's the rest of the population th
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Yeah, pretty scary. Well at least he brought this issue to my attention. Since then I have actually put effort into filtering the water I let go into my body. So that's good. https://www.ted.com/talks/tyrone_hay
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No, I am drugs.
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Wow, that's a lot of detail. Judges get very pissed when people hide shit from them. They also get very pissed when someone blatantly skirts existing law. They could actually face serious jailtime for that. They'll be very lucky i
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Alex Jones is, for better or worse, extremely popular. As in, he has more active daily listeners than Fox and CNN combined. Yeah, I know. Elon Musk is boosting his reputation by assisting Alex Jones, or at least that's what Elon Musk b
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“I want a fair and transparent process and let’s just see where the process goes,” Lopez said. Yikes.
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Judge says he must still approve sale of Infowars to The Onion https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/judge-review-alex-jones-attempt-block-infowars-sale-onion-rcna181377
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Judge says he must still approve sale of Infowars to The Onion https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/judge-review-alex-jones-attempt-block-infowars-sale-onion-rcna181377 so... what is or is not actu
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These anti-Kubernetes articles are a major signal that the competency crisis is very real.
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Both EKS (Amazon) and GKE (Google Cloud) run Cilium for the networking part of their managed Kubernetes offerings. That's the only real "hard part". From the users' point of view, the S3 buckets, the network-attached blo