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by volgo 5y ago
I'm not sure you would find censorship of terms like "Uighur are not in camps" on Twitter and Facebook. Because as per US foreign policy, "denying" those claims is not allowed
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by volgo 5y ago
You can use Privacy.com to generate a one-time use credit card number that lets you use any fake address you want. It will charge properly and you can set limit
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by volgo 5y ago
This is why I always enter a fake address in CA :)
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Instructions around the usage of meta robot tags and robots.txt files(github.com)
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by volgo 6y ago
If you’ve visited India, you wouldn’t be surprised. Most women do stay home and take care of kids And it’s really hard work btw, cooking and looking after the house and kids. They’re definitely not just “sitting home and drinking tea.”
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by volgo 6y ago
So you talked to Jack Ma? Lol you read a bunch random speculation about how he’s missing when there’s no proof. The. Try to construct a narrative from it
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by volgo 6y ago
You’re wrong. Every country would have 99% labor participation rate if you count those. It’s not meaningful The fact is only 20% of women are not getting paid for their labor. It’s a sign of huge lack of development progress
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by volgo 6y ago
Labor participation would be 99% in all countries. What’s your point? The 20% to 60% is meant to demonstrate female inequality in India, because most of them are working at home for zero pay and low social status. Whereas in more developed
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by volgo 6y ago
Looks like you, along with many other hawks, were wrong https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/05/alibaba-founder-jack-ma-is-l...
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by volgo 6y ago
Looks like you were wrong https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/05/alibaba-founder-jack-ma-is-l...
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by volgo 6y ago
USSR is a failed civilization because they couldn’t steer good government policies. China is way different. Don’t equate the two just because they’re both “communists” That’s like equating the US and India
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by volgo 6y ago
Looks like you were wrong https://www.cnbc.com/2021/01/05/alibaba-founder-jack-ma-is-l... But you seemed so sure that you were right
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by volgo 6y ago
How do you know he’s even in trouble? Because a bunch of western journalists haven’t seen him personally for a few weeks?
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by volgo 6y ago
So did Martin Skrehli. Your point? Publicly fighting with regulators is a bad idea, I’m anywhere in the world, o matter how rich you are
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by volgo 6y ago
Because you’ve been looking at China your entire life reading western media and unable to comprehend there may be a different and better ideology Therefore you reduce this situation to “he said bad thing, therefore he got jailed, therefore
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by volgo 6y ago
That is completely false, and I bet from someone who has never worked professional nor lived in China Corruption is one of the thing that will end your career, even your life. Things like smuggling drugs, creating fake products that endange
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by volgo 6y ago
That’s good, everyone should play by the same rule. The rich billionaires should know they can be squashed at any time if they bend the rules
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by volgo 6y ago
Strange that people are making a huge deal out of this. How’s he missing? To whom? He’s not the CEO of Alibaba anymore and doesn’t have to appear in any events He’s a billionaire, who’s in trouble with regulators for public ally flouting th
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by volgo 6y ago
That's wild... As much as I love to complain about the bay area, being able to go upwards of $500k for an individual contributor keeps me here. Even taking into account of increased medical costs and crappy public transport, still very
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by volgo 6y ago
This is a topic as old as time. I never get why people “complain” about what other people pay for things at a price they themself seem silly. It doesn’t impact you. It’s their money. If they feel they can have an advantage in the long term
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by volgo 6y ago
Not really. India really has very little clout in today’s digital economy. There’s a ton of users, but very little money to be made there since it’s a relatively poor country
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by volgo 6y ago
The interesting thing is that these platforms come and go. One year it’s Vine, another year it’s Snap, now it’s TikTok. ByteDance bought musically for $1B in 2017 and turned it into Tok. 3 years later, it’s grown like crazy because it’s the
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by volgo 6y ago
ByteDance bought Musically for $1B in 2017 and turned it into TikTok. Three years later they are “forced” to divest it for $50B. They’re laughing their asses off to the bank
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by volgo 6y ago
Sorry I think you've drank the koolaid. There's no judicial oversight when it comes to national security. They'll always be able to find judges that are sympathetic to the FBI/CIA's cause
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by volgo 7y ago
Just curious, how does it compare to H1N1 currently? Think it will be more or less contained?
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by volgo 8y ago
It's also painfully obvious to anyone who lived in large urban centers in US that certain races steal statistically more than other races. Do you make a comment about that? No, because you have no context and you'll likely be shun
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by volgo 8y ago
It's interesting blatant stereotypes about Asian and Asian Americans are thrown around like it's acceptable. Would you ever make statements like "it's cultural acceptable for black community to condone thefts and petty c
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by volgo 8y ago
Barcelona
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by volgo 8y ago
Lol so the bar is asking for independence? Native Americans no longer advocate independence because they've been suppressed for for several generations, they're culture are effectively dead. Same thing will probably happen in Chin
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by volgo 8y ago
Why do you view those as occupied nations? What about Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, and Puerto Rico?

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