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by massinstall 2y ago
Yes! Makes me happy to see someone else notice this. :) I was thinking that this event might have been the inspiration for that part of the book?
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by massinstall 2y ago
Can you share a few more details about your company (e.g. a website)?
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by massinstall 2y ago
From the publication: “The speculation that the hand gesture herein presented is a freemasonry’s conveyed code is fascinating, but it is hard to accept.” This sentence concluded a very short paragraph that apparently aimed to explore whethe
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by massinstall 3y ago
Very cool and creative!
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by massinstall 3y ago
Reality check: 'average' people do not get inheritances of such significance.
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by massinstall 3y ago
Yep, down for me as well since then.
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by massinstall 3y ago
I have no idea, but equally curious.
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Searching for “notepad” on DuckDuckGo yields zero results(duckduckgo.com)
78 points by massinstall 3y ago|42 comments
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by massinstall 4y ago
It appears curious that you consider video evidence of an incident “war propaganda”.
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by massinstall 4y ago
It's buggy on Firefox for me. Can't draw anything.
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by massinstall 4y ago
Why is this saying misogynistic? Because it’s a statement about men or because of the implied possibility they could be unhappy in their marriage? Also, why is it horrible? It appears this world has become manically trigger-happy to label
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by massinstall 4y ago
You may be right about him “deserving” the place, but you appear to be missing the point here: just by pure statistics, there would have been others who also dropped out of college to serve in WW2, but who did not have an influential father
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by massinstall 4y ago
I think what you’re describing could be because the pace of life was slower, there was less competition for everything, the consequences of making mistakes less severe, the general economic situation easier, and it was worth a lot more to l
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by massinstall 4y ago
Disabling a nuisance in Windows 10 sadly doesn’t necessarily mean it’ll stay disabled for longer than when the next update is installed.
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by massinstall 4y ago
Oh, you just made me completely melancholic with that atmospheric description! Makes me miss these times a lot. The abundance of information is truly a blessing, but also a curse.
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by massinstall 4y ago
I’m curious to see it but FYI it doesn’t work on an iPhone with Firefox (you can never get past the first screen).
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by massinstall 4y ago
Same here.
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by massinstall 4y ago
It doesn’t, and nobody in the DEI crowd cares about then. Some will likely even think that it’s great.
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by massinstall 4y ago
Optically maybe, if that’s what you’re aiming for. Just assuming that the “group of white men” are “all the same” is not very deep. The truth is that they’re all individuals with individual stories strangers who judge them by their looks kn
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by massinstall 4y ago
> The point is sound - the reader is not responsible for paying the author, not even if the reader read author's work. What a convenient way to make oneself feel comfortable living a moral-free life. Like as if this changes anything
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by massinstall 4y ago
> Why shouldn't I? Is it somehow my responsibility to keep the food on your table? What a crappy comment. Sad that there are people whose only apparent ability is to hurt, destroy, and consume.
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by massinstall 4y ago
Great, so if you never needed to be paid for anything then you either don’t live on earth or we’re obviously simply born to rich parents and inherited most of what you needed, or maybe even everything. Even then you could strive to figure o
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by massinstall 4y ago
Exactly this, thanks for highlighting this here! I find it astoundingly upsetting that the people who run this pirated library ask for donations at the bottom of the linked page (of course in Bitcoin), citing they can only keep the library
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by massinstall 4y ago
I think you might have missed the other commenter’s likely intended sarcasm.
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by massinstall 4y ago
Yes, I love good technical books. I also prefer reading on paper vs. on screen (which I already stare at the entire day otherwise).
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by massinstall 5y ago
Exactly this!
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by massinstall 5y ago
“The future will be completely decentralized and secure with crypto, they said. It’ll be amazing, they said.”
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by massinstall 5y ago
The point is (also mathematically speaking) that a flat tax is less fair to the poor than having a progressive tax with a zero marginal tax for incomes below what’s required for merely surviving (i.e. no tax for people without any excess in
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by massinstall 5y ago
> This would not hurt the poor. I am always amazed by such statements. Are you sure you have thought this through? What do mean with “asymptotically flat”? As with the poorly understood correlation/causation relationship in statisti
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by massinstall 5y ago
It’s tragic to see what greed does to people, and how it corrupts their minds.

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