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sunshineforever
5y ago
You might be surprised to learn that a lot of meth smokers are into very basic glassblowing.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Retinol! available at dollar tree for one dollar!
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I've just learned about the UK internet blocks. Is it true that torrent sites are blocked for adults and consensual BDSM like spanking is considered illegal pornography? I can't really believe it till I hear it from a person. I ha
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sunshineforever
5y ago
It's so ironic that you think they are falsely putting right-wing people on the list when historically it has been leftists to receive such treatment.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
So does this version not have advertisements or something?
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Wait, so using a program like wireshark to scan a network is illegal in and of itself?? I thought you had to use the information nefariously for there to be a crime. How can receiving broadcasts be illegal?
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I would strongly prefer a car with such features.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I think it's early to be adding stuff like that to government mandated driving tests when these cars are only theoretically available to the ever dwindling middle class and above. Unless my circumstances change there's no chance
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I wonder, how does the autopilot safety record compare to driving in similar conditions to those which AP is typically used (open highway, good weather).
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Really old pipes will be carrying your water in a calcified layer
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sunshineforever
5y ago
"Most people today regard America’s experiment with alcohol prohibition as a national embarrassment, rightly repealed in 1933. So it will be with the closures and lockdowns of 2020-21, someday. " I don't think so. Everyone se
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Can you link to this story?
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sunshineforever
5y ago
This is exactly how I feel to a T. It's intangible to explained but I'm not a criminal and I'm not on probation. Apple as zero business scanning my phone for anything and I don't want that to be done.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
What the heck is "little women bootleg dvd" doing on there? CP?
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Thank you so much! I remember reddit being stumped by this question years ago.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Authoritarianism doesn't only swing in the liberal direction. Until the last generation most authoritarian policies were of the conservative sort. And with regards to this specific debate, being tough on crime and (largely unnecessary
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sunshineforever
5y ago
So how are we going to stop this if it becomes a reality for 99% of phones sold? I'm very poor- like on and off homeless poor- and I would be willing to pay up to $200 for a free phone, but I couldn't go higher. I dearly hope tha
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sunshineforever
5y ago
"You should have control over your own computers. Your phone should be your castle. True control means controlling your hardware and software. It means picking hardware that doesn’t depend on absolute trust in a vendor for its security
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Absolutely! I don't have anything to add but this is the be all, end all.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I personally think the only way to handle climate change will be to force the more selfish US citizens to change their lifestyles. Just being realistic I don't think they will change without a civil war type scenario. Or the threat of
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Never again! luckily, I haven't used an iPhone as my main phone in years.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Breaking news; "Actual impostors don't get impostor syndrome" "Rabbits who are pretending to be ducks don't get anxiety over when they will lay their next egg"
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sunshineforever
5y ago
The premise of this article is complete BS (and it's a particular type of BS thats become very common, but I digress). Imposters aren't even the thing they are faking at, so comparing them to that is totally absurd. They likeky se
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sunshineforever
5y ago
So I can encrypt my files but does that mean it'll still be proactively scanned for MFing child pornography without any prior evidence? I don't want that on my phone because I'm not a criminal.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
The core theory, that abstract reasoning and deeper understanding should be introduced as early as possible is marvelous. But I'm over the idea of hammering kids with homework... This is in addition to their school workload.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Yeah. How can you plagiarize a definition?
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Watch it just be the employees who went on VK on their work computer instead of using their private phone.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
Just a joke, but at least General Mills isn't associated with non consensually "shrinking" my penis via unnecessary circumcision... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Harvey_Kellogg
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sunshineforever
5y ago
The Unites States needs a dose of Marxism. Things are bad here for the working class. We have more than enough resources to do better and bring our society up to par with other developed countries.
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sunshineforever
5y ago
I've always wondered of it was possible to move to the UK by starting a business that required a UK presence and using that as a reason for an indefinate residence permit?
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