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by 7Z7 11y ago
>quick to jump unquestioningly on this I and many people I know have been saying this since Elmo first became popular. It isn't a new hipster opinion its always been true, for some people.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
None of that is ok, and I don't know anybody who feels any of that is (openly enough for me to know about it) ok.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Not as bad as you seem to think.. > We don’t add any monosodium glutamate (MSG) to any of our menu items. http://www.mcdonalds.com/us/en/your_questions/our_food/is-th... > In the UK we do not use
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>I've been using it and I have absolutely nothing to say so far. :D
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>But what if the BJS’s findings have been fundamentally misunderstood? That’s the provocative contention of a recent paper published in the journal Crime & Delinquency, the title of which is “Following Incarceration, Most Released Of
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Or wcummings is actually a compiler who closed the quote at the second double-quote mark, when a human would have read it as nested.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Yes, it's readily acknowledged that Turkish special forces have trained the Turkmen. But that is not the same as the Turkmen fighters being "Turkish Assets", which suggests command over their actions.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
> fool proof?
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>(by Turkish Assets) Source? Everything I've read says the Syrian Turkmen are certainly allies of Turkey, but not assets.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Attempts to raise prices The Coca-Cola Company sought ways to increase their prices, even approaching the U.S. Treasury Department in 1953 to ask that they mint a 7.5 cent coin.[1] The Treasury was unsympathetic. In another attempt, The
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by 7Z7 11y ago
It isn't even a "cool new concept" in the context of the article. It's been used like clapping since at least the beatniks, and possibly since Roman times.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
That entirely depends on your definition of "shitty". Some might care about an occasional ad in an app that they chose not to pay for, or never paying for software on principle, and will always choose open. Some might find the nee
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Sampling without permission of the author/copyright-holder(s) is not remotely legal.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
You could say the same thing about Northern Ireland (and the media regularly framed it that way), when "Catholics" retaliated against "Protestants" for some action, or the reverse. The Troubles in Northern Ireland were n
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by 7Z7 11y ago
My bank immediately logs me out if I hit the back button (instead of using their "go back" link) at any time during a logged-in session. That's whether I'm making a payment, looking at my statements, setting up direct-de
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>Person B (me): "Please show me the bias. I haven't seen it." You didn't only disbelieve his statement, you offered a different claim.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Has DuckDuckGo as a configurable search option too.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>You tend not to hear from us because... we don't use iOS. Seriously? we hear from the non-iOS tech crowd all the time about how locked down iOS is.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
People freaked at Microsoft because at the time they were essentially a monopoly. Apple has nothing like a monopoly. Do we need to go through this every time someone tries to make this broken comparison?
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Can confirm, it's perfectly readable on Safari on iPhone. Also zoomable.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Well done for shipping!
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by 7Z7 11y ago
>it's obviously worth 50¢ to save almost anyone almost?
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by 7Z7 11y ago
The Plinkett reviews, on Red Letter Media? http://redlettermedia.com/plinkett/star-wars/ http://redlettermedia.com/plinkett/star-trek/ http://redlettermedia.com/plinkett&
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by 7Z7 11y ago
So, no.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Clothing also. You cannot copyright an item of clothing, or even a particular cut. Only specific trademarkable additions, such as labelling and, for instance, the specific stitch pattern Levis do on the back pocket of their jeans.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
The latter sounds like Production, rather than DJing.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Many more non-killings start out with a joke about bringing a gun to school.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
> On iOS, those ads are controlled by Apple. And Google. And any number of ad networks that the developer can choose to use.
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by 7Z7 11y ago
You think Black and East-Asian teachers are immune from racially profiling a student? How does their non-whiteness protect them from seeing Brown men and boys, or just Muslims in general, as potential threats?
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by 7Z7 11y ago
Are you conflating the phrase "whites always get favoured" with the notion of "white privilege"?

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