Deletion requests do federate
in my experience - not very well. i have received answer to deleted comment more than once.
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good luck convincing communists to give back what is not theirs 😂
but really, lemmy is not good for this. your comment exists in multiple physical copies on every instance from which someone interacted with the thread. it is prime example of once it is out there, it is out there forever…
go back to kindergarten, clown
yes, it is. first hand experience is the best source you can have.
Go to uber recruitment center, tell them you don’t have a car or bussines licence and ask if they can do something for you. See what happens.
That’s a relatively new phenomenon
that’s definitely going on for at least 5 years
I was merely providing an example of why Uber gained adoption early on.
ok, from that point of view it definitely makes sense
The fact that they would actually show up.
unless you see the uber car circling around you on the map, then canceling the ride and cashing in the “cancelation fee”
The dispatcher would tell you someone will be there in 20 minutes and, if you were lucky, somebody might show up in 45. Before Uber, there was more than one occasion where I ended up stranded downtown until 4 or 5am after the bars had closed at 3:00.
yeah, but this is not an invention of uber. it is just that we got the to point where technology allowed what was not possible before. yes, uber was faster to adapt it than traditional taxi industry, but they are not doing it for your blue eyes, they are doing it for profit and they do lot of shady stuff to achieve it.
where do you think the drivers who don’t even speak the language and look nothing like the face on the licence are getting the cars?
it is just that instead of exploiting them working in construction industry, they now exploit them behind the wheel.
yeah, greeks are paying for whole europe for some time now. oh, wait… 😂
4·9 days agoI’m not based in the US, this is all so alien to me.
neither am i, but i for sure have read a lot about how religious fanatics harass and attack abortion clinics and their clients, this is exactly the same…
You clearly don’t. Reading the article before asking questions about the article might help.
38·10 days agoJesus, I can’t imagine just coming out and saying this like it’s not fucking deranged to charge people more for WATER during a heat wave.
and if there is a fire, we can raise prices of fire extinguishers, how cool is that?
3·12 days agothe truth must be told: Firefox is not as optimized as Chrome
what are you talking about? my desktop pc is amd fx4300. definition of old and subpar - https://i.imgur.com/WBm5Ub1.png - and i have 313 open tabs right now.
granted, that is slightly more affected by memory, before i updated from 8 to 32 gb recently, it was admittedly slightly more sluggish.
but at the same time normal people don’t really have 300 open tabs at once and also you have to ask what is the threshold where you are willing to sacrifice your privacy for slight speed increase.
do you have some numbers to support that speed difference, or is it just your feeling, or anecdote that is being passed around and everyone repeats it and everyone believes it, because everyone says so?
what i don’t get is all the people complaining about google and at the same time using their browser…
i believe that trying to steer masses away from chrome would be more useful in the long run than trying to make it work
Do you seriously believe it is reasonable for someone to get 20 years in prison for a few flecks of weed
i don’t.
where is this happening? and was harris prosecuting in place where this is happening? and why did you chose her as the “primary reason”? why not the arresting officers or judge? and why not the stupid decision to carry a weed when it is punishable by 20 years in prison?
That also doesn’t cover the police’s long standing tradition of making up shit.
and how is that the prosecutor’s fault?
Also also legality =/= morality
yeah… and?
you are just cherry-picking random unconnected trivia that doesn’t even support your conclusion.
By being the primary cause of incarcerating people
primary cause of incarcerating people is people committing crime.
The NYT article linked in that Reuters article is missing.
i have to admit i don’t really know much about her prosecutorial history, so i am not going to argue about that.
a slave owner but 200 years later that’s not super relevant to the children
it is not relevant even if it is your parent. your parents are unique and independent individuals and you can’t be responsible for their actions.
it can be problematic, to a degree, if you somehow profited from it, but that is really not the case here.
Fact check: Kamala Harris is “a cop whose family owned slaves in Jamaica” claim is missing context
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