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10y ago
They did not move their fingers to stop this madness - they are as responsible as the people that people who did the actual killing.
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How about the fact that Polish Jews were Polish citizens. Why are people keep separating these people from their country? If something similar were to happen in the US, would we be talking about Jews, or Jewish Americans? These Polish Jews
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10y ago
The fact that they believed that they were punished too harshly did not give Germans right to start killing again.
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10y ago
They were punished so harshly after the WW1 that they decided it's time to start killing again and this time to do it in a methodical way with German efficiency....
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10y ago
But after he won and started his violet campaign these 67% did nothing. They are directly responsible for what happened during WW2
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What you don't consider is that these Jews were Polish citizens. They lived in that country for hundreds of years and became an integral part of the culture, science and economy. Do you consider Jewish-Americans not Americans? When yo
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10y ago
What you should do, is get a sound recorder and record his stories. And of course you should post the to storycorps or similar place.
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10y ago
They forgot to mention that by not changing your devices to a new version every year you will do more for the environment than Apple.
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10y ago
True, but maybe it would be a good option for non-commercial websites that would like to get archived, and make the archiving more efficient for themselves and archive.org
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10y ago
There should be a way to direct archiving bots to a file that has the newest, compressed version of the website for them to download. Wouldn't that be easier for everyone?
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10y ago
So they knew that IPv4 address space is nearing exhaustion, and they that they are using only 2 mln out of 16 mln addresses yet they decided to wait until now? And instead of returning the addresses (like Stanford did) they want to sell th
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10y ago
Yeah I probably could be little more clear on that .. Basically I think that it shows that companies like Microsoft do stuff that makes us less secure and violate our privacy and they are have no problem with lying to use to get the informa
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Not only that.I recently caught MS lying - When I bought XBox One I had to create Live Account. When I did that I was then asked to provide my cell phone number because "Recent spam activity from your account" required me to verif
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10y ago
It's not about the work, it's about how much resources are dedicated to entertainment (sports, games, music) when other important fields get virtually no love.
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10y ago
There is already so much entertainment in the world that even if we stopped producing it, people would still have to spend few centuries to enjoy it all.
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10y ago
This is sad. How many billions of $ and millions of hours go into stupid sh*t like that.. Some of you may not know but there are more pressing, more exciting and more challenging tasks that wait for manpower and resources. Wake the fuck up
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10y ago
Just yesterday I was talking about sudden increase in number of trees attacked by poison ivy in the forest in my friend's backyard.
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10y ago
The real problem is not with type of tech we're using to power our devices, but with how many of these devices we have, and how efficiently we're using them. From the they we're born we are molded into customers who will want
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“every year in the U.S. on average about 21 million jobs are destroyed and about 24.5 million are created,” Andreessen says FFS.. No. They are not destroyed and created. These jobs are just shifted from one company to another, and most of
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Remotely Get Root on Most Smart TVs with Radio Signals
(hackaday.com)
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I plan on automatically switching VPS provider for my VPN on a monthly basis. So even if they get one month of data, they won't get it all.
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Money is just a way to exchange time and resources between people. Money is not needed to live.
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In the developed countries food is just to cheap. I know this is controversial statement, but considering how much food is wasted daily, and how much we're overeating it's possible that not subsidizing food production, and getting
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But if enough people did this, someone could aggregate the data and get this same effect.
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How about simple prevention? I want to see who drives around in case someone steals something from my house?
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Honestly, why do we expect privacy on a public road? I could install small camera on my house, direct it at the road, and start recording. Run it through some image recognition, and share it online. Am I violating your privacy?
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One could argue that all advertising is misleading :)
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To define slavery first we would need to define freedom. I think you can agree with me that everyone defines freedom differently. For a person born into slavery, freedom will have a different meaning than for a person that never knew slaver
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I could be wrong, but I believe automation will change that simply because it will be easier for the corps to provide more services to employees without having to hire/control more people that are not necessary for the corporate city t
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True, but there are different levels/types of slavery.
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