prolikewhoa

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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
Seattle too!
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
"This homelessness seems just dandy!"
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
Wage slavery and closed source code while companies invest in surveillance technology to work with an over-reaching government while also buying out US government to form an oligarchy is what isn't ethical about closed source products
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
>I am surprised they keep at it despite the bad PR it has already caused. Americans do not care about privacy or security in any mass sense. They will let the country fall to a total surveillance state with without even batting an eye, p
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
No, not in the slightest. Seems solely designed to push more banner advertisements instead of providing content. Even on Desktop you're unable to see 1 or more posts at a time if there's an image post open.
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
I think you can disable the "get the app" in your Reddit settings panel. How persistent that is, not sure.
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
I've had zero issues with my Android One Xiaomi. Best value I've ever had in a phone for $169. Easily a better value than the $349 Nokia 7.1.
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
I've been using a $169 Android One Xiaomi and the only difference I can tell between my original Pixel 1 is with the Camera and lack of USB-C. Xiaomi gets 3x the battery life. I have a Sony A6500 that I use for photos and just WiFi tra
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by prolikewhoa 7y ago
Not really related, but does anyone know of an open source Pocket alternative?
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
No, profit motive leads to more shelter being built for those who can afford it and everyone outside of that gets to live on the streets. See: Seattle.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
The profit motive was a justification for slavery. Want to try another argument?
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
And then face the crippling poverty, homelessness, death, drug problems that come with those high paid workers. They contribute nothing to society, see Amazon in Seattle. Where are the Bezos schools, Bezos housing communities for the poor,
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
These people you talk about don't live in those communities and haven't lived in communities that have been destroyed and made worse by big corporations like this. How's Seattle doing? Great for the rich, but not for anyone e
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Should shelter, a basic human need, be for-profit? If so, why?
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Why are you so concerned with the future of a business you likely have absolutely zero stake in? Why lick the boot that much? What will the boot give back to you? The amount of complete corporate loyalty in this thread is absolutely dense &
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Costs $24/day including tip for me to go 1/2 mile with Lyft 10 miles outside of Seattle during non surge pricing. Costs me $0/day to take the bus or light rail, subsidized by my workplace. $3-$4 if your workplace doesn't
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
I've noticed no improvement, especially now with the viaduct closed which appears to be a permanent decline for people coming in from the southwest and west Seattle.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
I started out with that attitude and had major passion and a real serious interest, but so far the alienation and exploitation of salary work in my last two corporate fortune 100 jobs has me wanting to end tech all together. I don't ev
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Socialism does not argue for taking your personal property, only property that is used for making profit which will then be taken by the working class to earn their full labor value instead of having a boss steal the surplus value. A lot fe
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
socialism != fascism they're completely opposite on the spectrum. socialism is people's democratic ownership of property and government.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Again, I wasn't here to debate your political opinions, I was just simply pointing out that Twitter does censor, and providing a US .gov sourced example. Try Reddit for your garbage opinions.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
/g/ is fairly calm and civil at least when put into perspective of the rest of 4chan.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Where is the "argumentum-ad-nauseam bullshit"? I'm didn't post this to argue about politics or what your political beliefs are, just that they do in fact, censor.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
>Before the election, we also detected and took action on activity relating to hashtags that have since been reported as manifestations of efforts to interfere with the 2016 election. For example, our automated spam detection systems he
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Who does all of the work? That's right, the workers. The workers should have the excess of power in all circumstances. The only reason we have weekends and the "40" hour work week is because of workers and left wing movements
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
If Amazon unfairly kills brands, aren't they getting rid of competition which would then allow them to raise prices, in the end hurting the consumer?
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
Unless you speak out against capitalism, then you get shot in the head. MLK also shot for this reason, see: Poor Peoples Campaign.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
This is far too leftist for HN.
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
I miss it too. I really miss IRC. I used to have a large group of amateur radio operators I chatted with for 5-7 years (the IRC channel is still up & somewhat active!). We used to do meetups for ARRL Field Day & Dayton Hamvention. W
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by prolikewhoa 8y ago
How many people are actually informed that the Washington Post is owned by Jeff Bezos? How many people know that Jeff Bezos has contracts with the CIA[1] & sits on a pentagon board[2]? I doubt many. It's one of the few "left&q

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