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I assure you, I put no effort into being an internet fuckwad.
I assure you, I put no effort into being an internet fuckwad.
In the beta, noticed this during an afternoon nap. I didn’t think how that was new until after I read an article on it. Seems like such a natural feature.
It doesn’t record the same, just a shaded bar that covers all the three sleep stages at once.
Wonder if they’ll add trends for how frequent naps are occurring.
No, it’s like how any other password manager work. They simply reinvent that concept over the past several iOS updates.
Hopefully it has “hide my email” integrated as well since that it’s key differentiator.
If I end up on try that jury, not guilty.
You say you’re listening but all you’re hearing is how what is being said affects you.
You appear to see yourself as a victim. This makes you more dangerous than a bear.
The bear won’t take a women’s fear of it personally. It will want to avoid confrontation.
You will definitely take it personal. You appear willing to confront them for their fear. You will demand they not be afraid of you, because you are innocent. The scenario is one of a thousand reasons they choose the bear.
A tablet is not a luxury device.
The poster also does not say that poor people buy the high end tablets but rather that when they do buy devices they opt for insurance.
Rich people see a tablet as a disposable item that they can afford to replace.
Poor people see a tablet as an investment that must be protected.
I argue this isn’t an observation on one’s monetary wealth but rather their self worth.
The topic of the post isn’t about how to act rich but rather how the rich act in ways that differ from those without that status. Anyone can have a high self worth.
Claiming that people who are poor earn it by having lesser self worth is a way to blame the poor for being poor.
It is a dangerous line of reasoning that I felt worth pointing out.
I bet they have microwaves too!
Care to elaborate on what those services are?
He’s claiming to know others minds. That’s not experience.
What you’re describing has nothing to do with poor vs rich.
Your belief in social and economic mobility indicates this is your cooping mechanism.
You are finding a way to blame poor people for their inequality. That’s a much better example of the difference between poor and rich thinking.
Same market.
I have heard Iran mentioned
Unfortunately much of the world feels entitled to the labor of others and refuses to acknowledge the mental gymnastics we accept as a society.
One has to look no further than the way we treat food service employees. People demand to be served. They feel they are entitled to their basic human needs being serviced while blaming those servicing them for being under valued.
It’s sick and twisted; our society is mentally ill.
This, plus giving extraneous information that may lead to incorrect presumptions.
Piss in the sink. Wash hands. Problem solved!
“Media attention” doesn’t appear on your quote nor the entitreity of that Wikipedia article.
The other two are merely your personal interpretation of how you split the phrase “professed refusal”
Professed can as easily be satisfied by going on a piracy forum and declaring your allegiance to the movement.
Refusal is what piracy is. The act of ignoring copyright law, is the refusal.
“I do not agree with copyright law and will not be restricted by it” – This statement satisfies “professed refusal”
I do not have to petition my senator.
I don’t have to stand on a street corner with a sign.
I will take it further and claim that you or anyone else adding arbitrary rules to how one must practice civil disobedience is antithetical to civil disobedience.
Don’t forget their continued legal right to marry them off to 50 year old men.
Womp womp