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by 1337biz 8y ago
That argument is exactly on the same level hardcore anti Muslim activists make against Islam. Just selectively picking out the worst part of its history or teachings and trying to make it representative for the whole religion.
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by 1337biz 8y ago
The big question is... What can replace fb groups. For any non-tech topic they seem to be the goto replacement for good old discussion boards.
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Twitter is sometimes for little Davids the only way to put pressure on Goliaths.
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Not bad, they now at least understand the basics of PR! Always combine an unpopular decision (uploadfilter) with a popular one (summer time).
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Because one of the hidden games played in the EU is 'keep the Germans in check'. Some might even say this was one of the original intentions behind the foundation of the EU as a 'peace upholding structure' across Europe.
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In particular considering how consumer centric Goldman Sachs operates...
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Same here, but I would rather go on unemployment benefits than hurting my body to become a more efficient work machine. Life is too short.
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by 1337biz 8y ago
I am using FB the same way. The only thing left making it useful are the groups and the event calendar function. Meetup still seems mostly driven by tech or some super niche topics while FB carters to a broad audience.
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Breitbart's staffing seems also incredibly small. I don't think they produce more than 10 stories per day, with most of them just rewrites of other stories and putting their ideological spin to it. You can do this with maybe 3-5 e
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One could also see that as evidence that traditional media outlets are holding on to an out of date business model and have at the same time lost the middle-right/right audience. The only media catering to their frame of looking at new
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Is there actually some sort of a Warren Buffett deal tracker? Just some simple side/list of trades he is doing. Or what is the delay he is usually publishing them?
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That's the thing - this works only when you have clearly task - solution based jobs. But when it is more creative and abstract this is not feasable.
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But this is the problem. The current mindset is - as long as you are here, I trust you to do something productive. The work-when-you-want is easily leading to a - show me the evidence on why I should trust you to have done something produc
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Of cause. I consider it a relevant part of my professional identity just similar to dressing appropriately to the occasion.
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It is buzzfeed after all. They are just living up to their reputation.
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He is just struggling to understand how simple some peoples' worldview is.
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I always only place Upwork projects on a result, not hourly base. Exceptions are consulting projects. Just curious on why you are using the hourly rate system on an outcome specific project?
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You can use the pictures for documentation/private use but unless you have an explicit agreement you can't use the pictures for commercial purpose. Otherwise, Nike could put up a sign 'All images here belong to us' in th
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by 1337biz 8y ago
But he can't be taking pictures at a concert of people and bands without their consent and then try selling these pictures to brands for commercial use.
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I am wondering - did they even wave their rights away for commercial use by letting that guy take pictures of them? The way I am seeing is that he is trying to make money off them without compensating them as his 'models'.
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They are in demand. He is (apparently) not.
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The problem is that they let him take pictures of them in the first place without any restrictions. But they fixed that now. The 'I am a photographer and a lawyer' line won't make him many friends amongst artist.
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It is much harder as a band to find a good sponsor than a good photographer. Everybody is a photographer today and unless there is some value in the name or style associated with the photographer, they are just replaceable.
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Very good points. That idea of creating something for kids that others are not/not willing to figure out, is really fascinating. Probably happens most of the time unintentionally.
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Is there already word from the land of lulz? I bet they are celebrating the situation no matter if there is any relation.
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Maybe a personal choice how much eccentric behavior one is willing to put up with.
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I never understood why it is so hard for some people so to seperate political opinion from other fields of the personality.
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How somebody voted/flagged on posts.
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I am intrigued. Are the sessions publicly listed or do you attend them more or less randomly?
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> If I want to watch well produced online content, That's probably the main question - in how far people actually care about quality / production quality. YouTube's unique angle is originality and cartering towards highly

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