Crito

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by Crito 10y ago
> "It's like changing all math symbols to words because the computers of the time can't display the integral sign or greek letters." You mean like TeX? Seems pretty fucking sensible to me.
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by Crito 10y ago
> "This is why many neo-fascists and alt-righters pay lip-service to libertarian (or classically liberal) ideals" In my experience, they don't. They viciously mock libertarians as pathetic effeminate cucks who insincere
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by Crito 10y ago
Why do you wonder what I think about affirmative action? > "you shouldn't" Why shouldn't Americans enact trade policy that is best for Americans?
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by Crito 10y ago
> If you start on a service and it kept becoming more public by default, then we have a problem. If this isn't criminal, it should be. People belong in jail for this sort of thing.
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by Crito 10y ago
Absolutely disgusting.
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by Crito 10y ago
> "The western world was all pro "internationalism" when it came to exploiting the east and Africa (centuries of colonialism), but now, want to go back into their shells." The "western world" is not a pe
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by Crito 10y ago
I remember calling Mitt Romney a Nazi. I've unjustly called many people Nazis, not because anything they said resembled National Socialism, but merely because it's an easy way to pull on peoples' emotional strings.
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by Crito 10y ago
Are you trying to use the thought of world war to scare people into accepting absurd IP law bureaucracy?
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by Crito 10y ago
Could it possibly work the same way asset forfeiture works? Sue the property, not the owner. Extradite the server, not the owner?
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by Crito 10y ago
> "If 51% of voters choose to murder all minorities, would that be allowed" If you feel the need to resort to such hyperbolic examples to make your point, then you should really reevaluate whether or not you actually have a
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by Crito 10y ago
Neat idea, but what's the point of a font that nobody can read?
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by Crito 10y ago
Perhaps you could renounce your citizenship and acquire a new one from a country that did not ratify that treaty, then renounce that citizenship as well. Of course you'd need to find a suitable country that was willing to play along.
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by Crito 10y ago
> "The fact remains he did not call him racist" This is a pointless charade that fools nobody.
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by Crito 10y ago
Heroin: 4 Alcohol: 3 Just because you don't know anyone that heroin has killed, doesn't mean it isn't a problem.
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by Crito 10y ago
I don't disagree with you, but I also don't see what your comment has to do with mine.
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by Crito 10y ago
> "If you're not paying money to publish content on somebody else's httpd, and have no contractual relationship with them for services, you have very little recourse if the publishing platform suddenly disappears for any
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by Crito 10y ago
> "Hey, you know, Facebook isn't obligated to publish anything." Who is claiming otherwise? I see this form of argument pop up whenever a corporation censors somebody, but I rarely see anybody actually claiming some so
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by Crito 10y ago
> may be I see others claiming you are incorrect, but haven't been arsed to actually read their sources to see who is actually right. Regardless, I see nothing "horrible" with what you've said.
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by Crito 10y ago
He may be factually incorrect, but what is "horrible" about it? If he were right, wouldn't it be wrong for cities to offload their homeless problem on SF? If that were going on, what would be so "horrible" about s
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by Crito 10y ago
He's said it alright, but realistically, what can he do about SF corruption? Sic the FBI on the city I guess? Is local political corruption under their jurisdiction?
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by Crito 10y ago
You really think most people might fall for this? People might be ignorant, but that chemistry ignorance extends to being afraid of words like "chlorine", and for that matter, trying chemistry experiments they found on the interne
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by Crito 10y ago
I find it hard to believe anybody could actually fall for this.
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by Crito 10y ago
The annoyance comes from the hardware being slicker than the software.
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by Crito 10y ago
I don't know if they fixed it with the later versions, but the first Chromebook Pixel has a nasty issue where the "don't check for google's signature on boot" flag can unset itself if your battery drains. Real p
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by Crito 10y ago
This workflow always made more sense to me. Until they figure out a way to wirelessly deliver the printed page from the printer to my hand, I'm going to have to haul my ass over to the printer anyway. Maybe a printer that can fold and
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by Crito 10y ago
Okay, do it the other way around then. Or, at least make the two compliment each other, like iOS and OSX. As it is, the two products seem like they are competing for resources at Google. Maybe that's because they are, I don't kn
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by Crito 10y ago
No book can demonstrate that the reason he dislikes Bill Gates is envy. The authoritative source for that information is in his skull, not in a book written by somebody who never even met him.
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by Crito 10y ago
> This book says that you are envious. No.
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by Crito 10y ago
> "Paper will at least disintegrate over time in the bay's water." Paper bags also have a tendency to disintegrated when I am carrying them home. Because of this, I am now more inclined to drive my car to the grocery sto
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by Crito 10y ago
> If you gave this page to a designer and said, change nothing but the font, font size, colour, padding, and margins you could keep the functionally the same but it make much more comfortable on the eyes and easier to decipher. I guarant

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