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mdszy
6y ago
lmao all 0 requests to stop, just constant downvotes for telling people, rightfully, how much boot they're guzzling
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mdszy
6y ago
How do corporate boots taste there, bud?
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mdszy
6y ago
The article headline literally says "luxury condo".
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mdszy
6y ago
"some are just folks renting an extra room out" That's a landlord.
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mdszy
6y ago
"AMD, we're getting to the point of too many different product lines." I legitimately do not understand writing your post directly addressing AMD as if they're actually listening to you.
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mdszy
6y ago
"Every month a notable company goes public. Every week a hot startup raises millions of dollars. And every day moms, pops, and teens check on their stocks." "Once the shoeshine boy and the taxi driver offer stock tips, it’s t
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mdszy
6y ago
"Some number of successful people were assholes, therefore in order to be successful you should be an asshole." I cannot fathom how this logic even works.
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mdszy
6y ago
"I might go from making an absurd amount of money to making a slightly less absurd amount of money." Cry me a river. There are tech workers barely getting by because they're being forced into being considered "contractor
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mdszy
6y ago
Again, if you think "black lives are more valuable than property" is absurd then you really need to think about what that says about you.
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mdszy
6y ago
What the fuck is wrong with you? If your immediate reaction to statistics (which I am not claiming the accuracy of, by the way, since you provide no sources) is "oh, it's because they're black" then congratulations, yo
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mdszy
6y ago
It brings my heart such great joy to know that there are people out there like you who are willing to argue about trivialities that don't actually matter. Not everything is a deep philosophical discussion that needs to get down to abso
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6y ago
Assuming that I'm so stupid as to honestly believe that a papercut is equivalent to burning down a store is absolutely an insult to intelligence. You'll find that people are more likely to engage with you when you don't treat
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mdszy
6y ago
Stores already do tons of stuff to try to thwart these. I worked at a store years ago and we had all these things implemented: - Limit on gift card purchase amounts per customer, per day. - Stopped stocking Western Union cards because they
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mdszy
6y ago
There's a really funny thing about language, it's fascinating really: All words are made up.
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mdszy
6y ago
I'll take "things literally nobody is saying" for 500, Alex.
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mdszy
6y ago
Gold plating is used a lot in electronics contacts to prevent corrosion, it's a pretty proven method that should work just fine without wearing away easily. As far as I understand it, the gold chemically bonds to the metal it coats, so
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mdszy
6y ago
I've also never seen a source for the claim of black-owned businesses being destroyed during these riots, I've begun to believe it's just intentional misinformation.
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mdszy
6y ago
So you're saying that you think that some property is more important than murders of innocent people by police that have been going on for decades? If that's not what you're saying, you should make yourself clear. Because you
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mdszy
6y ago
Exactly. When I read, "two main arguments: damaging a person is morally more serious than damaging an object, and psychologically damaging a person is worse than physically damaging an object." I couldn't help but think "
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mdszy
6y ago
> which I see you're excited to engage in yourself! There is nothing in my comment that indicates that I'm looking to engage in a "political slapfight" - that's entirely your deal.
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6y ago
I don't see how this is on-topic in the slightest, nor how this could lead to any form of useful discussion on this site. Regardless, if you agree with the article wholeheartedly, maybe stop to consider why you're getting more wor
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6y ago
Ah right, I forgot that there's no animal feed or landscaping supplies that come in bags conveniently packaged for light usage relevant to homeowners. If you need literal truckloads of bulk supplies often enough to justify owning a tru
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6y ago
Right? People arguing about home ownership is hilarious. I have hauled multiple loads of mulch, other landscaping stuff and animal feed when helping my parents at their home/small farm in the summer. I have moved in and out of college
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mdszy
6y ago
Good for you. I personally know plenty of people who buy trucks who have never put anything in the bed that couldn't have been put in the trunk of a hatchback.
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mdszy
6y ago
Suburbanites who want to have a truck because they think it makes them look cool.
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mdszy
6y ago
Please explain why you think property is the same importance as human lives being destroyed by people who were sworn to protect them.
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mdszy
6y ago
(I'm not affiliated with Inductive Automation in any way, I just use their software in my day job and now in my own projects)
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Ignition Maker Edition
(inductiveautomation.com)
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I wonder how much of a potential there is for abuse with this system, one thing I thought of during the keynote was: 1. Someone sticks a malicious NFC tag on one of those rental scooters that opens a malicious App Clip 2. The App Clip seem
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mdszy
6y ago
Imagine asking random commenters on "hacker" "news" for investment advice. How much have you consistently lost with this strategy?
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