midoridensha

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by midoridensha 3y ago
A few problems with this analysis: 1. Humans aren't going to survive in space for 10 years. It's questionable that they'd even survive a trip to Mars without getting riddled with cancer from the cosmic radiation. Sure, if y
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>- X has the technology to reliably detect such accounts unless they are incredibly well "hidden" Has, or had? With massive layoffs, they might not have the staff or know-how left to do this, or the time to implement it. >-
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by midoridensha 3y ago
You seem to have confused socialism and fascism. A government too entwined with a small number of corporations, to the point that it seems like it's a government for the corporations rather than the people, is generally considered a f
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by midoridensha 3y ago
There's already plans for a new line that will have a station in Georgetown.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Yes, and you showed your true self too: you used this as an opportunity to push your anti-vax conspiracy theory bullshit. So again, go fuck yourself, troll.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
I believe so. Just look at how much resistance there is to anything non-car in other parts of the country, like in Culvert City CA where they removed cycling lanes. Also, Portland OR where the local government is trying hard to make bikin
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Yet somehow, Windows 10 and 11 are dripping with contempt for the user, but the EU still hasn't acknowledged that as an antitrust problem worth investigating. Their insistence on pushing users into Edge alone should be enough IMO.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
US deserts are full of life; they're very far from lifeless. They're nothing like the endless sand dunes we envision when we think of the Sahara desert, Saudi Arabia, or the planet Arrakis.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
It's easier to make new friends in a top-tier city, especially if you're the kind of person who likes those amenities. The alternative is staying in some backwater place just because one of your friends is there, and you have abso
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by midoridensha 3y ago
By this logic, a car salesperson should get the majority of the proceeds from selling you a car. So from a $30k car, $15k goes to the salesperson, $5k to the dealership, $9k to the manufacturer, and $1k to the shipper. You really think th
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by midoridensha 3y ago
There should be some tough laws against selling counterfeits, with harsh penalties.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Online communities are communities like any other: they're a product of the people in them, and the people that control them. You may find some are more to your liking than others. There's no perfect way of doing moderation. If
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Censorship is necessary for a civil forum. If you don't censor, you get 8chan, a place full of nothing but vileness. All the shitty people congregate there because no one will censor them or ban them, and all the decent people leave.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Will this cable go through the Bermuda Triangle?
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by midoridensha 3y ago
No, for tech-minded 20-30-somethings, it's Discord. Yes, I know Discord isn't an open forum website like Reddit/HN. The younger generations seem to like it that way I guess.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
You seem to be claiming that I shouldn't visit a web page without viewing the ads on it. But here you seem to be claiming it's ok to visit the event without reading their ad booklet. That's inconsistent.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
It's cheaper for Americans to travel to Belgium, and then pay out of pocket for surgical procedures, than it is to get them done in America. And that's including the airfare and hotels too.
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>You're describing totally different modes of dining. That said, this is probably the direction we're heading: servers will make more. And dining out (actual dining out, not fast casual) will become more expensive. I'm als
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by midoridensha 3y ago
A lot of jobs don't really need to be done. They're only done because there's some demand for them. If wages increased in other places, workers in lower-paid jobs could be drawn away from those jobs, and those businesses ca
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Are you thinking of cutting out peoples' brains and then regrowing new ones?
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>I talk to them on Facebook Messenger and Instagram personally. Which means "people in Japan" have them installed also. So you get my drift :) No, I don't. Those people only have them to talk to you , because you're
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by midoridensha 3y ago
Suppose you go to some kind of event, and it's paid for by an advertiser. At the event, the advertiser walks around and hands out booklets for whatever they're selling, and insists you spend some time reading the booklet. Are you
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Same reason I listed them as the best music players - I don't want to carry around a laptop to hear tunes. And while some audiphiles claim that they can hear a difference, I have never seen evidence that this is the case. For playi
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Yet most of the inhabitants of the United States are descended from people who immigrated during the time period you're talking about. Why was it ok for them but not for people immigrating today? Why do you think it was OK back the
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by midoridensha 3y ago
No, we're the chimp people planet that's been taken over by disguised invaders from the lizard people planet. They even made a TV show about this back in the 1980s, called "V".
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>(And that a significant part is wasted on running ads doesn't make it any better.) Right, which is why it's a moral imperative to use an ad-blocker. Ad-blockers avoid displaying ads, which reduces CPU usage for displaying tho
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Degeneracy is positioned as "tolerance" while traditional morality is repositioned as "hate". >"The Bachelor/Bachelorette", "Married at First Sight", "Real Housewives of [place]"
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Is WTO or UN a global government? No, because they have no ability enforce any policy. >Why do you need this “global government” to let people travel around? You said you don't want borders. That's different than just lett
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by midoridensha 3y ago
The USA is a single country with a federal government, so your suggestion there makes no sense. The Schengen zone is basically the same as the EU, which isn't a single government, but it's acting a lot like one in many ways. Eith
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by midoridensha 3y ago
>Personally, I am very against borders(extremely unpopular position these days) How exactly do you not have borders, without eliminating modern nation-states and having a single global government?

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