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pibechorro
3y ago
Carbs are also great. My xr650r can sit in a shed for 300 years and if it was clean when stored will start up in 2 kicks or at worst in 15min after opening the bowl with one screwdriver and cleaning the jets. There is no fuel pump to break
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pibechorro
3y ago
What a shitty company. Time and time again they shaft consumers yet people buy into the ecosystem. Marketing works unfortunately.
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pibechorro
3y ago
We will only see a monopoly if there is protectionism. Regulations, licensing, do not compete patents, etc.
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pibechorro
3y ago
Its called puritan pandering for clicks.
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pibechorro
3y ago
There is an obvious answer. The military needs to be mainly focused on Homeland defense, as it was intended. Being world police is stupid and wastefull. Its bankrupted us just like every empire that over extends itself (and debases its curr
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pibechorro
3y ago
Incompetence or happy to let it happen.
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pibechorro
3y ago
This is exactly what this is about. They are trying to make legal mass drag net surveillance and censorship. The key here is legal, they are already doing it covertly. There are plenty of murmurs this was done on purpose to set the excuse i
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pibechorro
3y ago
This. While there are benefits to most religions (community being the biggest) it comes along with insane and very often deadly noise, be it ignorant, purposely wrong or errors in translations or lost information through time, editors, gate
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pibechorro
3y ago
They introduce top down decisions on what is a bottom up complex emergent system. Beyond being an exercise in futility to control it that way, it introduces irrationality to the whole thing as it becomes a politically driven thing. That irr
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pibechorro
3y ago
This. People like slapping laws on issues when the outcome is usually higher costs in the form of never shrinking burocrazys, little to no actual enforcement (unless you are rich or connected) and the red tape involved in compliance will li
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pibechorro
3y ago
Still state funded.
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pibechorro
3y ago
Except they are state affiliated.
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pibechorro
3y ago
Canada over regulating again..
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pibechorro
3y ago
As do most artist..
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pibechorro
3y ago
There is no right to privacy, you either have it, or you don't. You either stay inside or go out, dress or stay nude, play with data collecting company products or dont. You may build a whole elaborate burocrazy to keep your "righ
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pibechorro
3y ago
Last I read, compassionate tit for tat is the best. Tit for tat, but forgive and offer compassion occasionally to stop mutually destructive loops.
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pibechorro
3y ago
If you look at Europe, (not in the non existing coverage in mainstream press ), their answer is to protest. But that requires an informed population. Hackernews might be, but 99% of people are not. The problem with bills like this is that i
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3y ago
Adorable. You know it's regulators that are declining banks with 100% backed deposits? Regulatory capture is more dangerous than no regulations because of naive people who dont see the graft despite it getting worse every year, decad
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pibechorro
3y ago
you really think that is why they are targeted? cute. its about control.
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pibechorro
3y ago
Those benefiting from traditional banking, ie the 1% of the world in the US and EU, are largely completely naive to the tragic despair of the other 99%, either completely unbanked, oppressed via predatory inflation policy and capital contro
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pibechorro
3y ago
There are many factors. First is trust, I trust an organism even if pumped full of hormones more than a lab cell culture. Then there is the issue of dependency, raising livestock nad hunting is low tech with no supply chains breaking down.
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3y ago
Top down economics like banning a whole industry never work. Solutions need to arise bottom up, its an emergent complex system requiering emergent solutions via voluntary desicions of all partys involved (end users,builders, etc). Let the m
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3y ago
*yet
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pibechorro
3y ago
Its not a bitcoin vs other coins. These are layers of tech. This website is running html, javascript and all the other server side and browser side protocols. They stack. Bitcoin is a single purpose blockchain and its essentially the html o
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pibechorro
3y ago
Central, top down control of the economy by political entities is a recepy for graft and disaster. Its a complex emergent system, you pull one string and changes propagate far and deep in unpredictable ways.
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pibechorro
4y ago
Ding ding
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pibechorro
4y ago
Lol crypto is not what people launder with, its cash and major banks that have been caught over and over again taking dirty deposits. Cartels don't trade in public blockchains. Your ignorance is stunning.
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pibechorro
4y ago
Because its a slippery slope. A little socialism always leads to too much.
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pibechorro
4y ago
Ding ding.
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pibechorro
4y ago
Lol hell no
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