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nsoqm
9mo ago
Yes, I know that. So why aren’t my applications or tabs crashing at least once a day?
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9mo ago
The original comment said to stop giving money to these companies if they are not giving you a satisfactory service. The opposite, to be lazy and to continue giving them money whilst being unhappy with what you get in return, would actually
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9mo ago
On iOS I use Brave and it works fine.
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9mo ago
Is this was true, wouldn’t any modern computer would be crashing several times a month? And please don’t tell me “oh but it is”, because it is not.
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9mo ago
I think it’s amusing. That was probably the expected response.
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9mo ago
No, I do. Me voting for someone who votes for someone who writes a law is not democratic. I’m far too removed from the process. Maybe it’s you who doesn’t know what democracy is; consider that.
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9mo ago
No, but I don’t pretend the process is democratic.
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9mo ago
It was? I'm a citizen of the EU and I don't remember the DSA referendum. Maybe I was out that day.
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9mo ago
This comment proves that whatever they do, they can’t win.
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9mo ago
Are you of fighting age? In other words, are you putting your life on the line, or you just think that “someone else” should die to protect you?
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9mo ago
> We're all the same. Nothing has been shown more effective at tearing down prejudices than actual exposure and confrontation. History is full of counter-examples.
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9mo ago
And the solution to low salaries is... is increasing the supply of labour?
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9mo ago
You just have to look at the picture of the person who uploaded it: https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a-/ALV-UjW5veVXQHmH8s4Db3W...
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9mo ago
Someone inspecting the bridge in person?
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10mo ago
Yes, but it’s done by a liberal government for democracy and human rights, so it’s okay.
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10mo ago
It’s anti-tech rhetoric so it works well here in HN. That’s the entire purpose of it. Not to say ads on fridges aren’t stupid. But they are stupid enough by themselves; they don’t have to make up stories about them.
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10mo ago
It’s about productivity, not about the raw amount of hours.
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10mo ago
Nobody has confused Jolla with Volla, mostly because nobody has ever heard of Volla.
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10mo ago
> limiting H1B is likely bad for the US Think of the poor billionaires :(
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10mo ago
Then vote for it. Seems a growing majority disagree with you now. Maybe those policies haven’t worked well for them.
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10mo ago
That’s the theory. What’s happening is the complete opposite. Thank the government for it.
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10mo ago
Actually this was (and still is) commonplace these last decades, for poor and rich people alike. Even the poorest could afford to have a car and put petrol in it. It's becoming untenable for the younger generations because of governmen