Fuxy

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by Fuxy 12y ago
My moral framework requires consent from human beings as for other creatures i see no problem experimenting with them as log as we put in the best effort possible in reducing their suffering in the process. And no my framework doesn't
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by Fuxy 12y ago
This article is hella confusing and in an attempt to dumb it down for average people to understand lost the entire meaning of the analogy. The paper probably makes more sense than the explanation of it.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
And this is where it gets dicey. These experiments are necessary in order to further our understanding of biology we cannot just rule them out as cruel since if we don't do them someone else will. In China they use political prisoners
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by Fuxy 12y ago
You're pretty much on your own in a large city never expect anybody to help you. The only people that will help you is family and friends. Risking your life, safety or just wasting time for the sake of helping a stranger happens as oft
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Buying up media outlets is already centralization of power if you truly build a system to distribute power you will limit the number of media companies one entity can own.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Regardless what idea built it it's now a part of history and it should be treated like any other monument out there. I'm quite certain the artists involved didn't care they just wanted to build something beautiful.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Yay progress! Don't let it die that's a pretty significant step forward. Regarding Lever 3 and all other Tier 1 providers I suggest they build a database of all ISP's that let their connection saturate and if this keeps happe
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by Fuxy 12y ago
That's where this all falls apart what if the government believe you have on thing on your laptop but in stead it turn out you had something else. Did they just break the law by forcing you to decrypt it? Or is it enough for the govern
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by Fuxy 12y ago
So basically what is say is Windows 8 sucks take it off the table anything else goes. I'm quite certain most people would agree with that statement.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Probably because it's a lot more fun to have an interactive player where people can vote what to play. Beside if you always play the usual 200 songs you listen to when are you going to find new songs to listen to. Listening to music is
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Because 90% of all music enjoyed by most people is under copyright and searching for music not under copyright that you can listen to and genuinely enjoy is not anybody's idea of a good time. Nobody wants to worry about this stuff. As
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Never heard of this do tell more how on earth can you loose the crypto key for an entire spec used by multiple companies to encode and distribute their content.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
I'm quite curious what would happen if DRM got banned and everything had to be open. I know it's wishful thinking however ironically I predict that content creators would experience an increase in sales since giving up control mea
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Exactly and the analogy with the utilities is bad for another reason too. It makes sense for the utilities to be centralized generating electricity for every house separately is inefficient and has only become recently viable with solar pa
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by Fuxy 12y ago
And this is why "cloud" software will always be worse then regular software. What happens when these "cloud" companies go out of business? You're pretty much SOL if you can't find a replacement quick. Don'
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by Fuxy 12y ago
That only work for 90 days though once the counter hits 90 you're screwed. You still code that can either crack the software or act is a server for it.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Depends... some girls have a really awesome personality that can attract any guy regardless of their looks. Their not easy to find though i can honestly say I only met 1 or 2 in my life. Already taken unfortunately but their always a joy to
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Do any of us actually control who we're attracted to? I for one can control who I'm sleeping with but not who i find attractive on the other hand I'm not hesitant in enjoying to company of funny, flirtatious fat girl but the
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by Fuxy 12y ago
You know your ISP is crap when you have to pay another ISP(VPN) to keep your connection secure and private.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Yea never even bothered ordering things online in Romania the internet is probably the best in Europe but very few western companies offer anything there. Luckily you can always order stuff and have it delivered to a western address then ha
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by Fuxy 12y ago
There's a reason we invented the term bit rot and this is probably one of the reason only in this case the code works perfectly fine it's just the entire use case that is outdated. Instead of bringing the code into 2014 they would
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by Fuxy 12y ago
For "the good corner" they don't play very nice do they?
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Just pick random European or other foreign names if you want something unique. Make sure it's not a profanity in English and you should be fine. I'm in the lucky position to have a considerably unique name naturally. A goggle sear
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by Fuxy 12y ago
The same way you get on the no fly list either put there by well informed individuals with a lot of proof or by accident by a police officer. The point is there is no oversight the president can just kill whoever he want not to mention it s
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Write a bit of code that tells them why the website is slow. Shouldn't be that difficult I get the same thing with cookies because i have a UK ip. Well not the throttling part but the banner part.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Ease of use and convenience outbids free 90% of the time. The other 10% can barely afford food every day so there's no point in getting upset over it. If you're wondering why they have internet then the answer is simple informatio
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Don't celebrate just yet it may be lacking teeth at the moment but it gets their foot in the door so they can "adjust" it later. Just look at the NSA as a good example of an organization that steadily amassed power over time.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
I'm sure there's a license that allows the code to be open however if used for commercial purposes requires companies to contribute back either financially or with code. O wait isn't that GPL? If you're afraid that compa
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Can we get rid of the FCC now it's pointless having it if they don't understand what is and is not the responsibility of the ISP regardless of content. The entire FCC is entirely corrupt and in pockets of the cable companies. It i
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by Fuxy 12y ago
It's one google search away so it's not exactly rocket science.

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