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by thatswrong0 3mo ago
Yeah, the rules have kind of made the passive investment active. I don't understand OPs point at all. I don't understand why we suddenly change the rules and rush things, and OP has provided 0 justification for that.
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by thatswrong0 6mo ago
China buys 80% of Iran's shipped oil. But this affects the prices of pretty much anyone who imports oil - if China can't get oil from Iran, they'll purchase it from someone else. Less supply => higher prices for everyone.
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by thatswrong0 7mo ago
https://archive.ph/YSAWU Except this administration is certainly fascist, and the renaming is yet another facet of it. That article goes through it point by point.
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by thatswrong0 7mo ago
I wish it was more popular - it’s more enjoyable to watch and play since it’s not nearly as much prep / memorization
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by thatswrong0 7mo ago
o/ I'm a silent majority member for sure. I've seen these complaints before and I nod my head every time remembering that "Oh yeah, this DOES suck but I just put up with it because it happens so frequently and there ain&
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by thatswrong0 7mo ago
That’s definitely not suspicious timing
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by thatswrong0 7mo ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/01/america-fascism-tr... This article goes through point by point.
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by thatswrong0 8mo ago
> To estimate injury risk at different impact speeds, IIHS researchers examined 202 crashes involving pedestrians ages 16 or older A child is probably more likely to die in a collision of the same speed as an adult.
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by thatswrong0 8mo ago
I feel like it’s gotta pretty deep into their mouth. Idk how they’re not gagging
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by thatswrong0 9mo ago
> The art generated is not a 1-1 copy in any way. Yeah right. AI art models can and have been used to basically copy any artist’s style many ways that make the original actual artist’s hard work and effort in honing their craft irrelevan
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
Donald Trump also openly mocked Nancy Pelosi and her husband after the attack on them, which was done by a Trump supporter who believed Pelosi was trying to steal votes from Trump (which, for the record, was a FAILED assassination attempt).
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
You're saying the left is more radicalized than the right? The stats don't pan out: https://arc-anglerfish-washpost-prod-washpost.s3.amazonaws.c... Are you just going to ignore stuff like, I don't know, January 6t
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
The FCC Chairman threatened ABC over Kimmel's comments. This is not applicable.
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
> it's nonsensical to believe that someone beloved by most people in the right wing would be targeted by a fellow right-winger Look up groypers and Nick Fuentes - he's a right winger who was NOT a fan of Charlie Kirk and amasse
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
The FCC chairman threatened to pull ABC's broadcast license over Kimmel's comments. That's pretty much a direct 1st amendment violation.
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
I wasn’t fine with that but also Trump is way more unhinged, openly advocates for and implements unconstitutional policies, has damaged the US’s reputation on a global level, has been pretty openly corrupt, and idk has been found liable for
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
Completely unwarranted? lol
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
Yep. On top of that, the complexity of front end (for me, which is in a “real time” app) often comes down to providing a user experience that “feels good” while also accounting for the complexities of keeping things in sync with the backend
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
> This bypasses the intentional sabotage that’s been applied to bay area public transit I lived there for a long while and I'm genuinely wondering what this is? I feel like there were at least some unintentional secondary effects of
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
Yeah I feel that. It was fun for me, but also kind of stressful. I don't know why I felt the need to min-max it but yeah.
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
Wait why..? Most vacuums sold now make it easy to create no-go zones. The only thing I occasionally have to deal with is loose cables wreaking havoc
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by thatswrong0 1y ago
> Very roughly the ratios for me were 100 swipes → 1 match → 0.1 dates → 0.05 lays → 0.005 meaningful connections Yeah I think I'm going to stick to becoming friends with friends of friends and with random new people at places where
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
What isn’t there to get? it’s a dead simple concept
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
I love Ocarina of Time speedruns. The sheer level of love that went into that specific run was sooooo beautiful, and like the fact they made it internet live.. via an N64...? I want to shout out ZFG if ppl arent aware cause he has IMO done
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
You just walked in to a room, called everyone stupid, and then surprised Pikachu faced about the fact that everyone is looking at you funny now. Maybeee reconsider your motivations and/or your social tact my dude. Cause right now you j
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
He was just like "I'll take the fine now and change pants tomorrow" Changing organizations like FIDE doesn't happen by withdrawing.
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
> Whatever his frustrations are with the governing body Changes wouldn't happen to governing bodies if people didn't resist.
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
It’s funny because that’s partly what this a LOT about. FIDE, the defacto governing body of chess, wants freestyle chess (aka 960 aka Fischer random, which does lot to fix the memory issue you’re talking about) to not be allowed to have a “
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
I’ve see Magnus come back from behind before. A lot. He’s been fed up with FIDE for a while if you’ve been paying attention. There’s a lot more to this than just his pants.
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by thatswrong0 2y ago
Especially when others are wearing chinos that look like jeans. Discretion should be a thing. This being a thing at all certainly proves Magnus’ point. Its not 1970.

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