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Come to Europe. Then go back to pretty much any North American city.

Well, the entire application is built with the purpose of guiding users into this choice. It's at the point where the longer you've run the application without procreating, the stronger the manipulation becomes.

Even people running the application in Gay Mode or loading other modules using the Gender Extension APIs run into this problem.

I've seen these types of bikes around from time to time (in London), but certainly not enough to consider them a reliable form of daily transport. Whereas the station near my work, and near home, always has a healthy supply of docked Boris bikes waiting for me.

Does anyone have experience with these?

Yes, it's very useful for motivating and mobilising people and nations to our cause. A banner to rally under. Now we have nothing besides plain old nationalism.

This is a very US-centric answer. In other countries there are absolutely job security benefits to being an employee.

Is it just me or do they not actually show what the murder rate is?

It's like you've just been brutally assaulted by Facebook and here you are saying, please sir, may I have another?

You obviously don't know the British.

I'm a software dev living in London but from Canada and while I completed most of my bachelor's degree, I never finished.

So far no one (not recruiters nor employers) has so much as even asked me about my education. But I guess I have enough experience now that it really doesn't matter.

Ugh this was also what got me to stop my Apple Music and then Spotify subscriptions. Songs or entire albums can disappear simply because the licencing changed.

But you consented to give your data to your friend... why is it Facebook's problem what your friend does with your data?

Maybe he's trying to refer to automatic weapons?

This is going to depend a lot on which non-drivable city you choose. I thought Seattle was particularly expensive?

I lived in Montreal and paid C$675 / month for a 1 bedroom apartment 5 minutes from a metro station and another C$79 per month for monthly STM pass. Throw in a few trips outside the city with a rental car and we're still under C$10k.

The individuum? Getting into /r/iamverysmart territory here...

Usually they don't capitalize the S

"Rods from God"

Incidentally this is also a major overlooked factor in the Cold War against the USSR.

America has had 150 years of peace and stability. The Soviet Union was ravaged by a traumatizing war at home and before that a major civil war and revolution.

That's great, bit is still only a secondhand account of Stalin's opinion. I heard argued a lot that by the time lend-lease really kicked in, Stalingrad was already over and the balance tipped in the Soviet Union's favour.

Yeah, they are blocking most VPS providers. You'll need an obscure VPS host or a residential IP

This is a very dangerous mindset.

Right but in a office environment we could be talking about drive by attacks where yes someone has physical access, but not enough time to be able to disassemble the machine and replace the keyboard without anyone noticing.

Not only that, there's also swatting.

Aaaand have you considered all the shit that might be in that cardboard?

Exactly. People working overseas, under stress, start experiencing symptoms and read about these "attacks" happening. And start freaking out that maybe they're a victim too.

As the other commenters have pointed out, publishing knowledge is not the same as acting as an impartial referee or judge.

In the latter case, his inability to make fair decisions in life is directly relevant to his qualification for a job that involves making fair decisions affecting other people.

Unfortunately I don't think this thought experiment is very relevant.

Or, in reality:

First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you lose.

And aren't Mecca and (central) Medina off-limits to non-Muslims?

I would argue that it does. Being a child molester shows a horrifically bad sense of judgement and a flagrant disregard for the law.

Yup. Everything old is new again.

Governments aren't facing any new problems here... while crypto can be moved faster than cash, I suspect that in the end governments may end up with even tighter control of crypto than they ever had with cash.

Is it though?