xDetoursx

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by xDetoursx 3y ago
In the early days, people uploaded videos they felt were funny, entertaining and educational. For free. The idea that you should be paid for uploading a video of yourself camping is preposterous. Go get a real job if you want to make m
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
That's my philosophy. I do only what I was hired to do. I start when I'm supposed to and I end when I'm supposed to. Take my dog for a walk everyday at lunch. If my employer wants to complain that I'm not going above a
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
Same here. This is exactly what I don't want. Sure you can cram a lot more people into a smaller space and make it cheap if you want, but it causes more problems than it solves. Maybe in some futuristic utopia this would work, but not
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
A different way to advertise.
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
I don't think that's the case here. The early internet and social media's original function and intent was basically to share information, learn things that would otherwise be nearly impossible to know, like what's goin
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
Laws, rules are enacted regarding those things all the time. A soda tax to stop kids from getting fat, driving under the influence is a crime..... As with everything else on this planet, it's all about moderation and the ones that can
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
So if you win, you can't cash out?
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
It's funny because in the mid 90s when online gambling was illegal (U.S.), I joined and played a service located in the Caribbean so I could place sports bets. I won a couple of times and they mailed me an actual check. I lost way more
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by xDetoursx 3y ago
You can earn real money in casinos, that's why they do exist. They pay out just often enough for people to believe that they are one pull away from hitting a jackpot. If they never paid out, people would never go and the casinos would