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by 1stop 13y ago
Microsoft introduced a proprietary technology only IE5 could use and changed the world? Google implemented in both a maps app (completely new UI, and WAY more novel use of Ajax than outlook) and a mail app a standard that worked across all
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by 1stop 13y ago
Nothing equivalent to someone who works for a salary, does overtime, but isn't overly passionate about there life... yep that's unique to japan... what was I thinking. /s
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by 1stop 13y ago
I love it when the Microsoft apologists come out :) Outlook Web Access... yeah that changed the world, gmail was but a shadow in its glory.
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by 1stop 13y ago
Western as in "white people showed up and ran everything". (like singapore, or Hong Kong) Japan before WWII but after the West showed up, based it's whole economy and work system on Germany, after WWII it was essentially run
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by 1stop 13y ago
Are you seriously using the most westernised Asian country as an example of non western business practices?
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think the problem is, always on encryption, is always off caching...
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by 1stop 13y ago
So everyone earning at least 10k isn't ubi, because the government isn't supplying it to everyone, you'd prefer a tax and redistribution? (Because that's easier to administer). Australia's productivity is evidence t
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by 1stop 13y ago
Oh true Scotsman, I get it.
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by 1stop 13y ago
Okay, you had a weak response to 2 out 4 of my points...
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by 1stop 13y ago
No we aren't, this is just melodrama... https all the filters stop working. VPN all the filters stop working. Use Tor all the filters stop working. So we aren't allowed to put big billboards up in public with hardcore porn on them
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by 1stop 13y ago
The arrogance of lines like this is amazing. You realise there will be a time when the U.S needs it's allies help... and spying on them, does not make them want to help.
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think you misunderstand australian system. It is identical to a universal basic income, but it has been built with efficiency in mind (much like ALL of Australia's welfare systems). A basic income of ~$10k/year is provided to e
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by 1stop 13y ago
The hilarious part to me was that it will continue to be, comcast are a US provider. So whatever garbage the US ends up calling "the internet" the rest of the world will still have the internet.
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by 1stop 13y ago
There is ~$45 trillion in the world[0] There is ~7 billion people. That gives ~$6500/person. That seems reasonable. Given if you distributed all money evenly worldwide the profit motive would disappear and things would be bought and
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by 1stop 13y ago
I have no 'special interest'. I was responding to the idea that "we can't respond because of starving babies" comment. That is factually untrue, and my response was based on fact, there is money, and it could be us
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by 1stop 13y ago
Then please refute the "energy is the largest contributing industry" statement with some fact rather than rhetoric. In your metaphor, this is like blaming the drug dealers for the "drugs being sold on the street" problem
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by 1stop 13y ago
Energy production is the main 'human contribution' (I think?). Are you really saying, that the Energy industry is a starving baby? They are the richest companies in the world, they can easily afford ALL of the changes that have be
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by 1stop 13y ago
So can a company just call itself 'crapple' and sell hackintosh computers, and claim they are 'making fun of apple'? Could they still use Apple logos, and trademark names? e.g Crapple Macbook, Crapple iPhone, etc. ?
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by 1stop 13y ago
they so far have only been giving away the coffee... so there isn't a commercial aspect yet.
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by 1stop 13y ago
So you're upset that they call it "Android" ? You know you can change what's installed on your handset? Cyanogenmod supports a ton of phones... maybe next time you buy a handset, check they support it.
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by 1stop 13y ago
Really? Don't you just need 2 cameras for every 1. (Like how our eyes work).
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by 1stop 13y ago
My normal day involves dissecting frogs, working out quickly equations like 13x12 in my head and calculating when two trains heading in opposite directions are going to pass each other. Just last week, I was held at gunpoint and told to fin
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by 1stop 13y ago
I think the problem the parent has with you're statement is you are saying "Docker is a crap security alternative"... but docker isn't marketed as a security solution, it's a "logical" process isolation. I
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by 1stop 13y ago
Did you know there are places where people don't have regular supply of water or food as well!? I know, the world is an crazy place. Edit: For less snark see[0] - Large parts of India, middle east and Asia experience this. [0] http:&#
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by 1stop 13y ago
Actually you just came across like a tool. You understood their point, had nothing to add, so you thought you'd be a tool instead.[0] [0] Just as I have done.
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by 1stop 13y ago
What happens if someone picks my lock. I think I'll stick with my 20 doors with 20 locks.
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by 1stop 13y ago
Can't those poor coloured people just die already, they are disturbing my white privilege! /s
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by 1stop 13y ago
Right, which is why I made it. But to use that as an excuse is to say: "An individual Human life is worth less now than before", which is at the very least controversial.
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by 1stop 13y ago
Well sure if you limit your sample size to "The richest country in the world" then yeah you are doing great! 5 Stars! The world is perfect. Go Team America! Meanwhile there are more people than the entire population of the US star
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by 1stop 13y ago
I was responding to "America doesn't produce anything"... All of those industries produce, and all of them make significant money, and the GDP backs that up. Producing stuff while going into debt, is still producing stuff,

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