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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
Please do define how Bitcoin or Ethereum (among others) are "pyramid schemes". Cryptocurrencies have indeed been used for pyramid schemes by specific actors, but then again so has normal money, and many other things. Numerous peop
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
Could you explain or substantiate this claim in a bit more detail? How is it absolutely impossible to find anonymity using any commercial service? and where did you hear that all the ransomware hackers are known?
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
I'd suggest everyone step back from their own politics for a moment and pause to consider just how absurd it is that a fucking medicine for parasite infections that barely anyone except veterinarians, tropical explorers, pet owners and
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
Don't forget the also excellent "Black Book".
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
The fourth amendment gives you that right (despite it having been badly mutilated by all sorts of supposedly valid or forced exceptions (ie: border areas). You're supposed to be secure in your possessions and property. The legal breakd
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Canada's awful new proposals on “harmful” content(pluralistic.net)
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
And I suppose you yourself are not at all a self appoiunted internet expert with your broad and highly charged range of opinions without a single clear cut reference backing any of them up? Worth noting as well is that you're trying to
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
As an expat from Canada living in Latin America and using a number of services from both regions, I've had similar probems, also these same problems with other services from specific countries outside of where I live that I need to use
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
McDouglas? Do you not mean Douglas MacArthur?
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by shadowprofile76 5y ago
That this has been normalized is grotesque. That the focus has shifted to mere cases, even in small numbers as a justification for draconian, personal freedom-ignoring lockdowns in this paranoid, absurdly overreaching way is not something t
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by shadowprofile76 6y ago
>This is actually a widespread problem in medicine. The worst offender is the FDA, which tends to list every problem anyone had while on a drug as a potential drug side effect, even if it obviously isn't. This got some press lately
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
I just recently bought a Lenovo for someone close to me. Would you mind elaborating on why you say this about them, and if you really think they can be made somewhat privacy-safe for general use?
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
Coincidentally, (as in literally, not that I think there's any relationship between what you saw and this), Socorro is the site of one of the more famous UFO incidents of the 20th Century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
One major problem with sites like the skeptical Enquirer is that they exist to serve their main purpose -to be skeptical. This by itself is fine to an extent and much of their content can and does legitimately debunk nonsensical and unfound
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
You meant to say that it was not a sensor anomaly no?, in other words that it could have been an actual anomaly (because they were viewed multi-spectrally) as the other commentator asked? Genuinely curious.
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
It's a non-fiction book pretty much through and through. The author writes with an eye for entertaining narrative and thus you could assume that small parts are embellished a bit for this reason but overall I haven't seen any crit
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
You know exactly what it means and maybe you're moving into semantic disagreement. Google does not sell the raw user information itself to its paying customers but it does sell it indirectly by giving them access to excellent targeting
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
I would add Nazi Germany to that little list. Their declaration of war on the United States in December of 1941 was flatly suicidal (already fighting Russia where they had lost the initiative, and already in a two front European war due to
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
You buy this information indirectly any time you use any of Google's targeted advertising services. And yes, anyone can buy into it.
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
Congratulations. Impressive boost. You mentioned SEO tactics for broadening the reach of your content marketing. Would you mind sharing any details on how you did this for your content?
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
I don't get why this was downvoted, except perhaps out of a silly emotional reaction. You just summed up the essence of what a large percentage of the whole comment thread for this link explains in detail in different ways. Many rich p
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
Exactly and the simple reason why, which keeps these basic economics of bribery working so robustly, is the asymmetric measures of value/cost inherent to the two sides of the equation. A government or facebook employee or whomever who
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
Sincere thanks for the followup. Interesting points to consider. I'll have to look into products/providers more. Any general sources you'd recommend?
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
I am not referring to government robbing money in a crassly criminal/corrupt sense. My point was in reference to the government simply spending poorly the money it legitimately takes through legally sanctioned means (taxes), but then c
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
But the competition must be ferocious for such generic things, which is why Im so surprised by these profit margins. I don't mean to pry with too many questions but are these the sort of sales and margins created even by sales of more
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
Most governments already have plenty of money that they take in from various taxes, in many cases government tax collection is at record levels and government size (both fiscally and in terms of raw personnel and asset bloat) is definitely
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
I'm surprised didn't expect those figures for Amazon sellers, sort of seems like a saturated marketplace with razor margins for most sales. Would you be willing to share a bit more detail on what kinds of things these fairly succe
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by shadowprofile76 7y ago
And down the procrastination from work rabbit hole I go... A lot of the reporting on this organizations site is fascinating and very well done, by prisoners themselves too.
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by shadowprofile76 8y ago
Here you're arguing nonsense. Venezuela does not have a functional democracy under the Maduro government and the declaration of Guaido as interim president was absolutely an internal constitutional matter. The National Assembly (the eq
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by shadowprofile76 8y ago
also honestly curious. any specific efforts to get traffic or did you just post away and let traffic come organically?

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