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by 1337biz 8y ago
Feels odd why they would not pick one of the really great comedians but some niche personality with not even 500k Google results.
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That's exactly why I love 4chan. It has an uncensored rawness of what people really think and what goes on in their minds. Feels so refreshing when they don't hold up their masks of social acceptable thought filtering.
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Do these people happen to be coming from Massachusetts?
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Coming from a European perspective as well, I do understand the idea behind Harvard's admission process. They want to mold a group of people that are coming from the money, brain, physical and societal elite. It is not a school, it is
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>Modern advertising techniques are effective enough that most people simply cannot defend themselves against them. This worldview is just sad and wrong. You are dehumanizing human beings, victimizing people and trying to strip them of th
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Your irony is too subtle.
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> Everyone knows each other. Very tight knit community. That's my main problem with it. Grew up in a small city and this was exactly the case. In a big city I can pick the people I want to deal with, in a small town this is inpossib
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If they would really focus on interesting articles like these I would follow that. But their political bend has just become too pedantic. Of the big paper WSJ is for me the last one readable as I find their slight conservative bend a lot le
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I think open offices are mostly based on extroverts logic, i.e. they think it forces more introverted people to communicate more, supports the team spirit and that it is super awsome to solve problems by just talking to the person sitting n
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Sad but true. What's coming post-Vice?
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We all remember what peaceful Antifa reform looks like from the Hamburg G20 pictures.
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So they were most likely funneling money through international channels to support ANTIFA activists? If they were doing the same for the other side - i.e. funneling right wing money to support NAZI activist it would be the same kind of stup
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Wasn't 'jobs,jobs, jobs' Trump's core economic message?
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Previously they were curiosity driven on unique documentary topics, now they just become an endless left wing guilt channel. Your examples illustrate this really well. I remember the days when Vice let people freely decide what to think abo
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And for the Aristoteles perspective?
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Because it brings people together. Crypto bashers meets Sustainability preachers. Just connect two popular sub-trends and you are golden!
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by 1337biz 9y ago
The internet is not your save space. Neither is reddit. If everbody were thinking your way, those posts would be downvoted into obliviation. I am sorry that you have to face the fact thst many people don't share your personal value jud
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by 1337biz 9y ago
I just came here to read the Uwe Boll comments. In person he is really entertaining - once went to a screening where he did a q&a. Definitly worth it. He really likes talking about his 'admiration' for Michael Bay...
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Most of the torrenting happens at best in grey areas. That's what makes semi-anonymous payments so attractive.
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Because Google makes it easy to find. Nobody cares about some rant about you by an anonymous customer, or just your ex partner when it is on page 73. But if it is on page 1 and the other party refuses to take it down you just feed an endles
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So you want a US based Google where only US based content is ranked?
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As soon as you are offering some form of card payment somebody can calculate what % is usually in that kind of business transacted via credit cards, therefore knows how realistic the reported revenue is.
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Should have (2010) in the title.
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This is the right way to view any single-source information you are reading on the internet.
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Love your summary of the 4chan spirit. On point! It taught us that we shouldn't judge a message based on its communicator but only on the message itself.
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A cyntic would say these are just hidden donations to opinion maker institutions. But then again this is the right channel to reach his target group of lawmakers and government employeers or whoever is still reading print newspapers.
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I can totally understand this. This would be the main problem for me about freelancing. Too much freedom turns me into a hobo hermit.
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If you have access to a device of some low level employee there is no harm in burning it for a high profile operation like the guccifer story. This was not just a random Twitter bot, but potentially at a global-scandal level. Whoever coordi
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With any intelligence information 'what if' is most reasonable approach. It is absurd to trust anyone that has the objective to spread misinformation. In comparison why would you trust anybody who is a professional liar on any inf

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