lupusreal

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by lupusreal 11mo ago
Sounds illegal, no wonder the courts tossed it.
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
The janny smacked you but I thought you raised a valid point. The "moral high ground" is and has always been subjective. Do the ends justify the means? Depends on the ideology. Is a soldier surrendering a dishonorable act, or
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
Indeed. I think anything short of tossing your drink at McDonalds workers probably doesn't phase them. They deal with much worse shit from the public than somebody snarking at the premise of having an app.
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
Ostensibly ;) But yes, good movie too.
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
It sure seems like whenever a corporation grows old, large or expansive enough, it will inevitably morph into an spy agency. Even what is obstensibly a burger flipping business wants to spy on people. Earlier this week I was in a regional
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
Insanity is a politician actually doing what he said he'd do, and was elected to do.
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
> DEI protections Forgive my ignorance, but what does that mean in this context?
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
Customer support who are happy to leave customers high and dry and rinse their hands of the problem are basically soulless already; they care more about their own immediate convienence (while still on the clock!) than they do about the huma
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by lupusreal 11mo ago
"The government conspired to reduce our cloud cover! Aaaaaa"
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Tbh, just subjectively, they look a lot more dolphiny than whaley to me. They're like dolphins that hit the gym.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Technically they are dolphins. But yes, some populations of Orcas do eat other dolphins. Some don't. Their feeding habits seem to be cultural.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
> Bias is a human term There are many kinds of bias, plenty of which have nothing to do with culture or social context.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
My friend, letting yourself be bothered by this is just pissing into the wind. Humans have been anthropomorphizing machines and other objects for as long as we've been making them, it's a fundamental aspect of human nature. Thou
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by lupusreal 1y ago
It's not really the radiation from radon itself which is the problem, but rather radon's daughters. Radon is a noble gas, so it's not going to accumulate in you and doesn't get much chance to do damage to people even if
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by lupusreal 1y ago
It's probably reasonable to say that radiation actually being beneficial is very theoretical, but the linear no-threshold model of harm from radiation is definitely in the theoretical category too. It's used because it's v
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Parasocial relationships and getting sucked in by thirst traps on social media are inseparable.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
They farm simps.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Because parasocial relationships with ewhores isn't healthy, particularly at a stage in their life when they should be forming real relationships with their peers.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Are you making that up, or do you have a source? > Researchers found TikTok suggested sexualised and explicit search terms to seven test accounts that were created on clean phones with no search history .
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by lupusreal 1y ago
> relatively sophisticated techniques Clicking on thirst trap videos?
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by lupusreal 1y ago
In the US at least, I suspect they're worse than useless because they start the marriage off by giving the woman something to feel bitter about.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
In the world that you can only get anything remotely that close to that much from Musk once. You cannot seriously plan to fund federal programs like this to any substantial degree, either those programs need to be sustainable after the wea
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by lupusreal 1y ago
$400B compared to the federal budget is negligible. $100B compared to working class people struggling paycheck to paycheck might as well be a trillion. If it's not about knocking Musk down to a mere millionaire, then I genuinely don&
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Do zionists really view the Palestinians as the party which is the most analogous to the Nazis in this situation? Fucking wild.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
> My friend, nobody is talking about taxing wealth at a rate higher than that wealth grows. Then I don't understand why most of the rhetoric behind this idea focuses on reducing inequality. If Elon Musk was now worth $100B instea
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by lupusreal 1y ago
I've had my dad, with similar usage patterns, using XFCE for close to 15 years now. Very few problems with it, I only have to play tech support maybe once a year. Worth considering..
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Even if wealthy people didn't move or otherwise evade or avoid the wealth tax and fully complied with the spirit of the thing, I don't see how it could work over time. If the tax "worked" and reduced their wealth, then
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Maybe so! The way I see it going in the next few years is CLI tools remain valuable because they're useful to these coding agents. At the same time, users increasingly use GUIs which have been custom made or modified for them persona
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Judges toss prenups all the time. You best keep her happy.
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by lupusreal 1y ago
Respectfully, what you should do is first make sure you don't live somewhere that recognizes common law marriage, then commit to that person without actually legally marrying her.

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