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by 3131s 10y ago
This one has to win for cutest spider, it's even smiling: https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/ef/ca/4d/efca...
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by 3131s 10y ago
I agree with GP that there is a dominant, mainstream line of thought in America that the lives of non-Americans don't matter as much. I don't think most Americans would say as much if you asked them directly, but in their calculat
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by 3131s 10y ago
Interesting. As someone who has never been there, I always had a positive impression of Uruguay, and have even remarked on HN that I'd like to live there for a while. What I've read about Uruguay has all been very positive and by
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by 3131s 10y ago
Mind sharing where you live?
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by 3131s 10y ago
What about it? The SSL certificate on your personal site is broken.
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by 3131s 10y ago
> I think it's a bit more than a communications issue when they secretly negotiated a treaty Sure, but at least they made this cartoon to help the plebs see the light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtNfLixcJO4
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by 3131s 10y ago
From the article I posted: " Under the Kuleana Act of 1850, those lands are also passed down to people who now only own fractions of an interest in the property. " And from Wikpedia: " Another notable part of the Great Mahele
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by 3131s 10y ago
> (many people own the land he thought he bought) and he wants some privacy. Then tough luck for him. He should have figured that out before he blew 100 million dollars on it. This "weird land practice" is likely meant to prote
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by 3131s 10y ago
No extra hashes needed for an all caps version or inverted case version of a password, just perform those transformations on the user input, hash, and compare the result to the single stored hash.
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by 3131s 10y ago
A good summary that goes well beyond the collateral murder video: https://www.thenation.com/article/long-list-what-we-know-tha...
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by 3131s 10y ago
I should have clarified that I looked around your blog and based on the other in-depth content there, I figured it was a genuine post. It was just that my first impression was that this might be native advertising -- which says more about h
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by 3131s 10y ago
I also wondered whether the blog post might be native advertising.
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by 3131s 10y ago
And that's in part because all males age 18-49 are automatically classified as militants. http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2012/05/under-ob...
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by 3131s 10y ago
How do you know? Internal documents concerning a five month period of airstrikes in Afghanistan showed that around 90% of individuals killed were not the intended targets.
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by 3131s 10y ago
Yes! This is the first thing I do in a new Linux OS. Also, the author does not mention hitting tab for autocomplete (or displaying the remaining options that match what has been typed so far).
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by 3131s 10y ago
> collateral damage "Collateral damage" is dehumanizing doublespeak for the killing of civilians. I don't want to live in any future that sees Obama's legacy in a positive light.
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by 3131s 10y ago
Left Iraq in a much, much worse state and still have 5000 soldiers there, so we never really left.
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by 3131s 10y ago
We stopped calling them wars and stopped asking congress to authorize them. It's pretty frustrating to see a line like that spouted on HN.
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by 3131s 10y ago
Pulling out of Iraq (half an accomplishment, because the US had no business being there in the first place) Not even a half accomplishment considering that there are still 5000 US soldiers in Iraq. I was 20 in 2008, the first election I c
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by 3131s 10y ago
> That in fact is the objection to many of the voter IDs GOP states keep pressing for Tangential, but this is a great example of a fabricated wedge issue in American politics. The solution is so simple, just issue everyone a free natio
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by 3131s 10y ago
It might be creating a suggestion that will limit how people use the social network. Like, before reading the story someone might have thought it would be a good place to stream audio updates on concerts and parties happening around their c
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by 3131s 10y ago
The person who is the subject of this article claims that it was not a hack at all though, but instead a leak. That seems like something significant that the NYTimes should at least mention.
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by 3131s 10y ago
I'm not inclined to trust the US government, but more importantly it seems like the focus on Russia is a distraction (whether or not Russia is responsible). What's important is the content of those emails.
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by 3131s 10y ago
And I live in one of the poorest of those countries and it's lovely. You could not pay me to set foot in Singapore.
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by 3131s 10y ago
Intellectually dishonest? You're the one who started this comment chain with the false dichotomy that anyone asking for concrete evidence is either a Russian shill or Trump supporter.
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by 3131s 10y ago
Since age 17 for me, so about 11 years. I would use Linux even if I thought it were less capable than MacOS / Windows. I don't think that though -- Linux is awesome and somehow I have spent very little time dealing with the proble
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by 3131s 10y ago
> But do you trust Assange more than the 17 US intelligence agencies? And the actual president? Yes, probably. I find Barack Obama to be a deeply evil person. Assange I'm not sure what to think about. It's plausible to me that
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by 3131s 10y ago
Assange strongly implied that the emails were leaked by Seth Rich. Not sure if I believe that though, since it seems that Assange would have proved it by now if it were true. Maybe he's withholding the proof as leverage, or maybe he&#x
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by 3131s 10y ago
What offended you? I read the whole article and could only find one even mildly controversial comment: " He was certain that racism wouldn’t die until the racists did, and so was I. What I didn’t tell him was that I hoped it would be s
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by 3131s 10y ago
> As you did heroin, you must know that the issue is getting people to _use_ the exchange programs and resources. I snorted heroin, I'm not a fricking junkie :) But seriously, do you expect people to use needle exchange programs

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