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6y ago
Can I do this without MacOS?
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How do you think those of us not using facebook manage to not starve to death for want of a bakery? Trust me, I can find local businesses just fine without Zuck crawling up my ass. Bakery A feels compelled to buy ads from Facebook because
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6y ago
A chaulkboard / whiteboard costs fuck-all and is a one time expense. I've seen innumerable small businesses using such on the sidewalk. They seem to be very popular and have a homey authentic aesthetic you will never get with
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6y ago
I can imagine that, but I'm having a harder time imagining it to be common.
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6y ago
To be fair, solving a great many murders is probably a simple matter of finding the family member with literal blood on his hands and a history of domestic abuse. It doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to figure that out.
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6y ago
I've never tried going that far, but once a cop looked offended when I said he couldn't search my car, like I had impugned his honor, so I volunteered the explaination 'It's nothing personal, just a matter of principle.
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6y ago
A calm tone won't necessarily make the cop calm, but a bold/agressive tone will almost certainly make the cop respond in kind. When I decline a request from a cop, I make sure to do it with a sugared tongue. The cop isn't e
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6y ago
Reviews are always published by corporations for the benifit of corporations, not consumers.
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Even randomized numbers wouldn't liberate you from the complainers. 69 and 420 would probably be the first to fall. 13, 88, and 14 would also likely get some people upset. And if you remove 13 but not 4, 17, 39, 616, or 666, you
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6y ago
Surely weird flexes don't get much weirder than this.
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6y ago
Or they could just come clean and tell the truth..
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6y ago
Take a closer look at roadkill the next few times you see it. You'll often notice the eyes, tongue, etc are missing. Sometimes the corpse will look like a skeleton with skin but no organs. These are circumstances commonly attributed
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6y ago
Some of them may also have been sleeping nude or nearly so, particularly if their clothes were damp. At least, that's the cold weather camping advice I've received. Maybe they did things differently.
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My Bluetooth headphones have been pretty bulletproof since I started using them a few years ago. Battery life still lasts two or three weeks ay my usage levels too. But I only keep them paired to one device, and I understand most of the
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Did I stutter? Leave the kids alone. Adults who market harmful products to kids are predatory assholes. I'd hope there is a special place in hell for whoever dreamed up count chocola and all the other bullshit used to sell candied ce
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Do-ocracy. Just because none of those devs want it enough to implement it, doesn't mean they'd turn away somebody who did. If somebody wants it bad enough, they'll do it.
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Quibble over the word 'empathy' if you like, but those peddling addictive substances to teenagers are still scum.
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It's a ""different"" Citadel only in the twisted sort of logic lawyers are hated for. They're operated by the same people and have the same name.
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In your eagerness to paint me as a hypocrite, you forgot one important little detail: I never implied Tesla invented electric cars. No clue what that cmdrtaco quote has anything to do with this conversation, but let me be clear here: you&
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6y ago
So Facebook is afraid of Telegram? Got it.
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So now Tesla is said to be innovating when they adopt old technology invented by others? Truly Tesla is the Apple of cars, getting credit for old shit just because the fanboys know little about the domain outside their favored brand.
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If you dig a ditch specifically to be filled with rain water, then in what sense is taking rainwater from that ditch not harvesting rainwater? Is it no longer rainwater if it touches a ditch? Maybe it's no longer rainwater if it tou
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My theory is that using cannabis as a coping mechanism to dull your mind to some other sort of trauma or despair will often lead to harder drugs. Cannabis is not a good drug for such coping because with sustained heavy use it will inevitab
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It is no exaggeration to say wars have been fought for worse reasons than this.
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Public school anti-drug programs told kids that cannabis use often leads to other drugs, and also said that it would make you peal your skin off to get rid of the spiders. They casually mixed truth with lies to create the most frightening n
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Nazis like Adolf Eichmann were simply germans... who actually believed in what they were doing. Those who didn't but followed orders anyway were probably doing so out of fear, not simply because humans are order-following rubes. >
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Doesn't Zuckerberg still have a controlling interest in Facebook? Seems to me, that makes him more culpable than most of the rest.
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The real Mother Teresa was no 'Mother Teresa.'
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Here's my problem with it: when the 'Experimenter' appealed to the necessity of science, compliance rates where highest. When the Experimenter appealed to pure authority and gave direct commands, compliance rates were low.
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> However, there is no proof that the photographer was deliberately seeking to create a distorted impression of the scene. How could there be? Do you expect the photographer to outright admit that intent? Short of such an admission,
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