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by 1337biz 9y ago
Do you have a link or other pointer to that Brando interview. Couldn't find it.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
That's the way I understood his writings as well. The older I get the more I disagree on that. It is just as important to share and position one's own identity and actively communicate it.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Was looking through the comments to find a fellow yachting club member. Avast Matey!
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Come on man, give us some meat to chew on...
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by 1337biz 9y ago
But what about the cats who eat the fake birds?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I am not sure if GIMP is truly the competitor for PS. I do almost all of my editing with a handful of apps. Back then I tried doing it all with PS and the results were a lot worse as it was way to complex to understand all its features.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Not sure if this was intended as a joke, or another one of those pedantic remarks. If they are serious about that argument they should start telling their advertisers not the total number of Unique Visitors, but the Unique Visitors in relat
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Great article! But when I saw the New Yorker Url my first reation was - let's see how they are going to make this into something negative about Trump this time. They still live up to my expectations.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
>It was a social faux pas not to have it installed. So it's all over now? Any alternatives?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
drudgereport huffpo hn my industry's subreddit 4chan /b/ /pol/ /biz/ fark a local blogger each site probably 4-5 times a day
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by 1337biz 9y ago
websites that don't require the card verification value (CVV) Are these still out there?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Story?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
This is confusing me. What is the current PC way to address the non-male gender?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Yes, that was a personal perception/comment. And I am not even arguing that he is this time moving away from blaming it all on Trump. Just that it is this one of the few occasions I agree with the problem premise and that this is a wel
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Oh finally John Oliver has picked up a topic that is actually relevant to my interest. I watched every episode of his show under Obama. But since he turned his show into an endless Trump Hatefest it is just unbearable to stay through all hi
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by 1337biz 9y ago
It is similar to the US campaign finance reform - if you want to spend money for your candidate you will always find a way to do it. For me it is much more surprising why so little money has been funneled into EU elections so far.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I agree. Politics has always been on the forefront of using new technology. Just look at Eisenhower's pioneering use of trains for his whistle-stop tour in 1952. And that's my problem with the article - it is just a demonizing one
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I am not here to defend Democracy or 'the system'. In fact I noticed the fallback to those fundamental critique comes always up when one's own favorite did lose. How the voting system works has been known for decades. It is t
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by 1337biz 9y ago
You find it realistic. I find it another pseudo-logicical explanation for those who can't accept the fact that most voters don't agree with them. Who are trying to justify their own moral superiority by pretending those who don&#x
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by 1337biz 9y ago
This is a textbook example on how to create a demonizing narrative with little to no facts at all. Guilt by association, throwing in the Russians and Holocaust deniers, some evil billionaires - it has it all. Funneling foreign money into na
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by 1337biz 9y ago
There is no incentive for a group to create unique value when the benefit for non-group members is the same as in-group members. Just take a look at how many people contribute to public trackers.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Last time I checked these were local military conflicts and not about murdering innocent civilians around the world.
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Maybe because Eastern Europeans are rarely shooting or bombing innocent people? Just a wild, wild guess...
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by 1337biz 9y ago
> pays a pretty substantial cash bonus for every time you do that Super smart move - probably the cheapest but most personal marketing effort a small firm can create. Did they have an upper cap on the speaking gigs or available time?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Wasn't that a popular promotion strategy for music artists to leak records/songs - before Spotify
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Am I understanding that right that you are equating socializing with 'finding a dating partner'? And people approaching you in bars, gymns or other places making you feel unsave?
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by 1337biz 9y ago
Can you elaborate on the trap? Why should/could it scale eg you can always push yourself into more exclusive environments or host events etc.
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Because they may have hired an Agency that hired an expert Agency that hired a Freelancer who hired an remote personal assistant to do the job.
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Introverts tend to be better CEOs –and other traits of top-performing executives(washingtonpost.com)
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by 1337biz 10y ago
Their machine learning should be smart enough to not discriminate on a statistically significant scale.

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