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InputZero

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  • forced to buy an echo for new house. any suggestions?

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  • Good plan A.

    For a plan B, If your parents don't understand why privacy is important on the internet they probably won't understand why the echos in your room don't seem to work. Say it's wifi can't reach the router, bend the cable so many times the wires break, "accidentally" become super clumsy with it and knock it over a bunch. This is absolutely a first world problem, it requires a first world solution.

  • ⬇️ push

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  • And sometimes I just want to sow chaos.

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    no I will not skin my neighbors stop trying to tempt me stupid knife 😡

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  • The anecdotal odds are that you are living in a simulation though. I mean the simple math says that your odds are 1 over one whole value in infinity that you're not. It's just likely that whole value = 1.

  • Political mindset evolution

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  • Corruption in politics was described to me once as the grease that keeps the cogs of government turning. The importance difference is what type of grease is used. A government with low corruption uses a small amount of very clean grease, just enough, and only in the right places, to make the sticky gears turn. A government with high corruption will just drench every gear with very dirty crude oil, and if the gears seizes up they won't even notice.

    In an ideal world the machine of government wouldn't need any corrupt grease or oil to keep turning but no one truely lives in that world, yet.

  • Global IT outage shows dangers of cashless society, campaigners say

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  • You forgot your /s.

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  • This is the best idea. Just talk to them, best case they'll help you with it, worst case is they'll give you a talking to. Going around IT's back is a very good way to get fired really quickly.

  • Traveling to the US - How to prepare

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  • I think you're overthinking it. I used to go into the US often for business and I have never had any of my electronic devices searched. The best advice is to leave your phone at home and buy a cheaper pre-paid travel phone. Not because of privacy but what if it's lost, stolen, or confiscated? It's no big deal losing a burner phone.

  • Any tips on dealing with people that don't like you?

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  • That would be my plan B. Plan A would be turn up my politeness and niceness knobs up for a little while. Maybe they're going through a rough time and it's temporary. After a sufficient amount of time to ensure it's not an anomaly, then go for the direct conversation. It usually pays off to give the other person the benefit of the doubt for a little bit, but not forever. It stopped me from being so reactive.

  • Aww crap

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  • This is the way.

  • Aww crap

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  • I remember the first time I saw a cockroach in my apartment I was terrified of it and of being called an untidy person. After a short time that fear faded and every time I saw one I immediately went on the war path.

    Kill the roach, find where it came from, patch the hole, vacuum the area, wash the area, spray the area, triple check there's no food or dampness for them to live on. It was work but my unit had far fewer cockroachs than many other units.

  • But don't say it out loud

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  • remove DRM from Amazon prime downloads?

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  • Then start climbing the pirate ladder me matey. For the capin's keeps their secrets from us crew, or else it's the King's rope for us all.

  • What are some things(or ways) that you use to save time or get things done efficiently? Especially things that would be useful for many and are currently less popular.

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  • Get a night family and make them do all your work. Just make sure to:

    Rinse your dishes. Seriously, it's easy and makes them so much easier to wash later.

  • They're next...... Maybe

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  • What is dead may never die.

  • They're next...... Maybe

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  • What are you hoping to see happen in the future?

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  • The people in power actually taking climate change seriously, and not just in a tragedy of the commons type of way. I mean actually working together to slow it down or reverse it.

  • what would be a funny thing to teach my 5 y/o niece?

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  • If she's the right age, Teach her The Game. It's a brain virus game.

    Rule number 1 of The Game, you can not think about The Game. When you think about The Game you lose.

    Rule number 2, when you think of The Game you have to say that you've lost The Game. Ideally loudly and publicly.

    Rule number 3, after losing the game you get 30 minutes grace period to stop thinking about it before The Game starts again.

    Rule number 4, once you have learned about the game you may either play the game or cheat.

  • Has there ever been a compilation of suicide notes, if so, where can one get it? And is it a good idea to get it?

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  • please

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  • If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times, OneDrive is not a backup solution. You should not be using it to sync files between PCs. It's at best a data sharing solution which also extensively mines your data. If you're using OneDrive to backup important information you'll regret it when your data is gone and there's no support from Microsoft to resolve it.