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by 101404 7y ago
So one unproven claim from one person, amplified by an author who has a clear intent to paint the project as bad. Congratulations.
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by 101404 7y ago
Not sure what your are trying to say, but geography disagrees.
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by 101404 7y ago
Yep. That's a 100 years of Edward Bernays. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Bernays That's the guy who started it all.
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by 101404 7y ago
Mention Brexit and Trump, apparently. That last paragraph was weird.
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by 101404 7y ago
> misogynist ... founders Where you got that from?
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by 101404 7y ago
What is done to him is done to him by European governments so far.
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by 101404 7y ago
I like how in "eesti.ee/en/" more than 50% of the letters are "e". So that how I picture an Estonian keyboard now.
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by 101404 7y ago
The EU should just give the keys to the server room to Estonia and let them handle our IT.
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by 101404 7y ago
It's no different here in the EU. After all, Sweden and the UK (until recently) are EU countries. I'm from Germany, and I can totally see things like this could happen here too.
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by 101404 7y ago
Propaganda works. You probably once supported his fight for free speech, until they made up the "Trump supporter" story. With that, they actually managed to catch many people who previously supported him. Of course, he was "l
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by 101404 7y ago
No, the police in Sweden invented them. The UN special investigator documented the whole thing pretty thoroughly. But apparently some people still stick with the lie. Propaganda is pretty effective.
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by 101404 7y ago
An interesting learning was, how to most effectively frame a person if you want them to lose public support. They first did the "rapist" framing. Making up a case that never existed and repeating it in the media all the time. Surp
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by 101404 7y ago
That wasn't "homophobia". Do you really want to live in a world where this is the general style of discussion?
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by 101404 7y ago
Only the NSA will know. Isn't it them who send those secret letters to US companies?
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by 101404 7y ago
Soon to be resolved by IPv6 everywhere.
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by 101404 7y ago
Where did you see "racism" in that comment?
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by 101404 7y ago
That's a very ugly comparison. I have to assume you did that on purpose.
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by 101404 7y ago
Twitter can be a useful tool. I follow about a 50 or so people who tweet on stuff I am interested in, and I have blocked 1000+ people.
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by 101404 7y ago
When the government in Germany does IT projects, they usually burn millions of Euros even for simple projects. And then, years after the planned rollout, the project is still unfinished and no politician wants to touch it anymore. My favori
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by 101404 7y ago
Too expensive for most products. Simply limit "review rights" to users who have made a certain amount of purchases, are already subscribed for a certain amount of time, etc.
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by 101404 7y ago
I'd say that in 99% of the cases, your users would be better off and your site more useful, if you just used one of the standard fonts.
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by 101404 7y ago
> equally performing women were less likely to be promoted So they disproved the "wage gap" lie with hard data, and, as if nothing happened, you pull out the next unfounded myth? Got any hard data?
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by 101404 7y ago
What are those "some measures" and where is the 1% coming from?
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by 101404 7y ago
I wasn't extrapolating from "women at Google aren't underpaid". I was extrapolating from "men at Google are underpaid while the official narrative pushed to make all believe that women were". What industry do y
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by 101404 7y ago
When I lived in China 10+ years ago, the West would criticize the Chinese government for limiting the spread of "opinions" on social media. Today, in the West, we call that "fake news", and limit its spread too. Give it
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by 101404 7y ago
That would be a great story. If Bloomberg employed hundred thousand people in his shilling campaign, and then Trump took the credit for reducing unemployment. Or maybe people should just stop relying on Tw/Fb/etc for their news.
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by 101404 7y ago
So, at the moment, loyalty is punished. Seems to be a good idea to change that.
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by 101404 7y ago
Remember when Google did a company-wide study to find out for how much women at Google were underpaid? And it turned out that women in the same job were actually earning much more than their male colleagues doing the same thing. Now imagine
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by 101404 7y ago
> use then every other employee already working there would want that extra 10% the new guy got Not if the new guy is 10% better at what they do. And if he's not, then maybe the others actually deserve that 10% more. Good thing.
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by 101404 7y ago
> "Sorry, but we can’t find the page you were looking for"

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