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by gthtjtkt 5y ago
HN is the most heavily moderated, manipulated and astro-turned forum I've even seen, but you don't realize that until the mods start suppressing your posts and comments. Titles are constantly edited for no apparent reason, users w
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by gthtjtkt 5y ago
That's like saying "if you dislike any single black person for any reason you're racist".
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by gthtjtkt 5y ago
> Which? Next to medical reasons there are none. COVID vaccines aren't eligible for the VICP and have a laundry list of horrific side-effects, that's plenty of reason for any reasonable person. > It's just selfishness a
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by gthtjtkt 5y ago
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by gthtjtkt 5y ago
> and done: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#datatracker-home Vaccine effectiveness is changing every day. In Israel they're seeing 16% efficacy 6 months after the 2nd Pfizer dose. Also, benefits are o
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> This probably sounds pedantic It doesn't just sound pedantic, it is pedantic. The topic is clearly about personality traits not medical conditions.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Funny how people are jumping out of the woodwork to defend racism. There's literally no context where attributing qualities to people based on their skin color is OK. When did we go back to the 1950s? I sure hope you don't feel co
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Didn't Biden reverse that?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Don't try to justify racism. The slides literally told employees to "be less white".
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
The justice department tried to count all the federal criminal laws once. The best they could come up with was a rough estimate, and that didn't even include state or local laws. There are literally so many criminal laws now that no on
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
9-9-6 schedule, "brainwashing" training, public humiliation for mistakes, automatic termination at age 50, penalties for integrating with EU culture. This isn't employment, it's slavery.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Here's a little summary of Kristallnacht for anyone who thinks the Capitol protest was comparable: > Rioters destroyed 267 synagogues throughout Germany, Austria and the Sudetenland. Over 7,000 Jewish businesses were damaged or dest
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
So you think they were about to start legislating after they walked into the Capitol? How would that work exactly?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
You forgot Kamala Harris, who encouraged the extremely violent and destructive BLM riots that killed more than 25 people and caused over $2 billion in property damage. That didn't seem to get Twitter's attention. She even set up a
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Kamala Harris encouraged the extremely violent and destructive BLM riots that killed more than 25 people and caused over $2 billion in property damage, but that didn't seem to get anyone's attention. She even set up a bail fund fo
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> immediately after this become public, Apple put Wistron on probation That's far too late and at that point they had no choice. They deserve no credit for doing it.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
That's the point. They had numerous reasons to believe he was lying and they chose to ignore them. Sadly it no longer surprises me to see the NY Times reporting what they want to be true rather than reporting the actual truth.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Remember Thalidomide? Remember asbestos? I'll wait.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> not having access to healthcare or food which seems incredibly orthogonal to how much money Jeff Bezos has. How much food and healthcare do you think Bezos could buy with his extra $180 billion?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
It says they found the same thing: a lack of sufficient evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with the Kremlin to impact the outcome of the 2016 election.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
I'll quote it again since you didn't read: > the findings run parallel to the conclusions of Mueller's probe, which found overwhelming evidence of Russia's efforts to interfere in the election through disinformation a
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Your own article disagrees with you: > The committee's findings are a more in-depth look at the interference than Mueller's investigation, but the findings run parallel to the conclusions of Mueller's probe, which found ov
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
This honestly sounds just like my nightmares. I'd rather go live in a tent than spend 10+ years putting in 70+ hour weeks just to retire when all of my best years are behind me.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> the fact that this thing is being pumped through the lie pipelines that originate with places like RT (Russian state-controlled media) is kinda a dead giveaway. What makes corporate-owned media more trustworthy than state-owned media?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
So you think examining a single network activity is a thorough analysis of an application with millions of lines of code?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
This is an extremely simplistic analysis and he even admits he only spent 3 hours doing it. He analyzed a single network call.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
Sounds real enough for me.
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
I guess you never heard about what happened with Huawei?
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> very very reminiscent of exploiting Windows' dominance to push IE. Reminiscent? They recently pushed out a mandatory windows update that caused IE to take over your entire screen upon restart, pin itself to your taskbar, and a
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by gthtjtkt 6y ago
> I am an actual vodka drinker and disagree Your opinion is irrelevant unless you were one of the judges in the many spirit competitions where grey goose was ranked one of the worst vodkas. It has literally never won a blind tasting comp

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