memefrog

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by memefrog 3y ago
You have choice, the choice to buy an Android phone, already.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Note that sway was written by the author of this blogpost.
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by memefrog 3y ago
No, it's well known to everyone everywhere that trafficking drugs into Singapore will get you a death sentence. Those drugs destroy families, they absolutely destroy families.
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by memefrog 3y ago
It is not hard to write C. It is hard to write large safe multi-developer C programs with complex object lifetimes. But if you are just writing an inner loop in a CPython extension it is easy.
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by memefrog 3y ago
What the hell? No warning, nothing. Never been moderated before then wham I am banned. Sad.
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by memefrog 3y ago
None of your bizarre rant has anything to do with what we were discussing. As always, people like you drag out discussions on minor asides and random disputes about word choices rather than focusing on the actual issue being discussed. If
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by memefrog 3y ago
Are you on drugs?
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by memefrog 3y ago
It isn't one person's experience with the UI. It is everyone's. If you don't think Slack is slow then you have forgotten what "slow" means. It is a chat program. It is incredibly simple. It is not doing an
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by memefrog 3y ago
Income tax is by far the largest and most significant tax, and I gave examples of other taxes in which the rich pay far more. Do you really think the poor pay the most company tax?
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by memefrog 3y ago
What he said is complete and utter nonsense.
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by memefrog 3y ago
There is no such thing as "capitalism". That is a smear-word created by socialists to mis-describe the "system" (which isn't a system at all) wherein people are able to freely trade with each other. Commerce isn&#
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by memefrog 3y ago
"High-Income Taxpayers Paid the Majority of Federal Income Taxes. In 2020, the bottom half of taxpayers earned 10.2 percent of total AGI and paid 2.3 percent of all federal individual income taxes. The top 1 percent earned 22.2 percen
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by memefrog 3y ago
Argument from dictionary definition is cringe. If employers refuse to negotiate with employees individually, and set a fixed maximum price for labour, that is clearly unlawful, collusive, cartel behaviour. If they enforced this by refusing
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by memefrog 3y ago
Employers and employees are not opposed to each other, and nothing would ever get done if they were. They have a symbiotic relationship. Employers are, contrary to what you have implied, not permitted to band together to negotiate as a gro
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by memefrog 3y ago
Yes you are. You are choosing where to put your money to generate the best return.
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by memefrog 3y ago
What he said is the cornerstone of socialism. There isn't a way that it is incorrect. It just isn't. It is like asking "how is it incorrect to say Wubble Bubble Jibble Quibble." It is a bunch of words placed together
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by memefrog 3y ago
"For example slack is an incredibly successful product. But it seems like every week I encounter a new bug that makes it completely unusable for me, from taking seconds per character when typing to being completely unable to render me
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by memefrog 3y ago
>isn't this just the normal enshittification cycle that occurs with all Internet products? No! Stop diluting this word.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Socialism will never be correct. It is and has always been logically incoherent. You are simply wrong.
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by memefrog 3y ago
When you buy shares in a company you are investing in it and providing the company with capital.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Unions are cartels for workers. They are anticompetitive in the same way that cartels are.
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by memefrog 3y ago
You can't tax your way to wealth. Taxing the rich more won't make the quality of life of the average person better. The rich already pay the OVERWHELMING majority of tax.
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by memefrog 3y ago
If they don't have paid time off then clearly they don't value it. Any state legislature could pass legislation creating that rule. Maybe let people democratically choose their own rules
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by memefrog 3y ago
Yes the US also has rules you muppet. They have some rules that are federal rules, but most rules are state rules. That is a perfectly fine system.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Making rules at the right level that makes sense is not "oppression". Is it oppressive that you local city council manages rubbish collection and not your national government? Is it oppressive that you have a national military a
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by memefrog 3y ago
Don't watch YouTube Shorts then.
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by memefrog 3y ago
Every web server logs request information. Is that spying on you too? If you go to a website, they aren't "spying" on you, you are volunteering your information to them. Stop hitting yourself.
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by memefrog 3y ago
How does it protect online news websites to prevent people from sharing links to their articles on social media? That's a major discovery mechanism for their content.
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by memefrog 3y ago
>The United States is one of just a handful of countries — others include India, Pakistan, Suriname, and Papua New Guinea — that have no national policy guaranteeing workers paid annual leave. (It’s also among the few with no federal law
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by memefrog 3y ago
Use Firefox!

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