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10y ago
Interesting - but today's news story is claiming exactly the opposite: http://thehill.com/policy/technology/279192-report-facebook-... http://gizmodo.com/former-facebook-workers-we-routinely-s
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10y ago
News curators also have the power to “deactivate” (or blacklist) a trending topic—a power that those we spoke to exercised on a daily basis. This could be already describing what you are suggesting.
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Japan Pinball Maker Tied to IPhone Hack Set for Terror Fight
(bloomberg.com)
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11y ago
So it is pretty much the same as "regular" college courses?
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11y ago
Might be true, still trying to measure the academic potential of a highschool student by a private company is absurd. I am all for participants doing their very best to "hack" the system. Kudos to those companies whelping them by
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The Robots Sent into Fukushima Have 'Died'
(newsweek.com)
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11y ago
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Hack a mobile phone’s fingerprint sensor in 15 minutes
(helpnetsecurity.com)
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11y ago
Absolutely agree with that, the call option is annoying as hell. And they are adding more and more pointless features that benefit maybe 0.001% of the users. Best example is now the ability to send PDFs. Making this the first button on the
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11y ago
Probably the main reason why the poster should better continue using LinkedIn: https://evertpot.com/resume.html 404 File not found
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11y ago
probably fulfills some marketing purpose or other hidden motive. Oh, thanks for your valuable insights. Please send us a note once you found a form of human communication that can not be interpreted as "marketing purpose" or &qu
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11y ago
Okay, I see you are trying to have an argument there. But what's with all the rage?
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11y ago
I always wondered if Kathryn Bigelow is somehow related to Robert Bigelow of Bigelow Airospace. Later has long been the center of a bunch of conspiracy theories.
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Man Has 1,497 Credit Cards and Near-Perfect Credit Score
(time.com)
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Procrastination, Deadlines, and Performance: Self-Control by Precommitment [pdf]
(dl1.cuni.cz)
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11y ago
The whole anti-science movement is in parts self inflicted. If someone reads one day that scientists discovered "walking" causes cancer and the next day that "walking" is the key to eternal living it is no wonder nobody
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Annie Dookhan and the Massachusetts Drug Lab Crisis
(badchemistry.wbur.org)
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11y ago
When I first visited /b/ I felt like finally having found my virtual home. It is just no limits, do whatever you like, without consequences and as long as it is original and twisted enough you will find others to play along. It is
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GE forms GE Digital, aims to be top 10 software company
(zdnet.com)
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Siri is always listening. Are you OK with that?
(uk.businessinsider.com)
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11y ago
Some people would probably point at the fall of the Roman Empire as the most classic example of culture conflicts leading to deterioration. http://www.history.com/news/history-lists/8-reasons-why-rome...
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11y ago
Anyone having some ideas how how one can support Ecuador for their willingness to stand up for Assange? I wonder how much pressure they have experienced from the US and EU over granting him asylum.
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Open Code of Conduct v1.0
(todogroup.org)
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Scientists alarmed over GM organisms that could cause environmental disasters
(independent.co.uk)
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11y ago
It is a never ending discussion around here but my take away is that votes express opinion as well as quality of the posting. We are here not an intellectual debate club were people take pro and contra sides and points are distributed base
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11y ago
Finally some IT guys getting how the press works and now you want to change their story to something like "how I hacked a car in my backyard".
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11y ago
Same here. Posts like these make me take the effort to log in just to downvote. Sad to see such a mindset to gain so much traction.
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Re: The Spirit of Free Software, or the Reality
(lists.debian.org)
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11y ago
I don't. It is one of very few platform that don't bother me with all the clutter other websites have. No log-ins, subscribe-me, buy-premium, click-this-ad bs. It just delivers relevant information straight to the point.
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Inside the Sony Hack
(fortune.com)
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Silicon Valley heavyweights make last-minute push for Obama’s trade deal
(washingtonpost.com)
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