Fuxy

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by Fuxy 12y ago
He cannot afford to come out against Russia while the US is attempting to lock him up an trow away the key. He obviously knows that Russia is using all of this to limit freedom of speech and human rights on the internet and in the country h
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Humans will always find inventive ways to torture other humans however if i had a choice between waterboarding and Ebola i will have to go with the one with higher chances of survival. As far as drug side effects are concerned it's up
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by Fuxy 12y ago
"As doctors, trying an untested drug on patients is a very difficult choice since our first priority is to do no harm, and we would not be sure that the experimental treatment would do more harm than good." Really? I don't th
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by Fuxy 12y ago
And this is why most companies would rather treat a disease then cure it. It has been so long since a disease has been cured that the current american system isn't designed to handle it. I have to say the European state sponsored medic
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by Fuxy 12y ago
This is why we can't have nice things you just assume he's not going to comply but you don't even make an attempt to resolve the issue in a gentlemanly fashion. Why? Because you can't be bothered to. You would rather giv
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by Fuxy 12y ago
The Description of the app clearly states that the app is not actually affiliated in any way with the original content creator. So it's not really impersonation is it? Plus they can always just request nicely for it to be removed if th
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by Fuxy 12y ago
How about a bit of text near your content warning me that I'm not allowed to use your stuff regardless of my intentions be it a free fan app that will actually spread your content further or whatever. That would be helpful and remove a
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by Fuxy 12y ago
I find it amazing that everyone here seems to be a lawyer or extremely well versed in the rules while agreeing with them. What's wrong with packaging other people's content as long as you're not profiting from it? If the cont
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by Fuxy 12y ago
I'm more concerned the Italian police were allowed to collect the DNA over 100 000 people in order to find the potential criminal. People don't seem to realize how valuable and many times private DNA information really is otherwis
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by Fuxy 12y ago
My guess is they were barely loosing any money in the years they upgraded their network and have recovered their investment within a few years while raising prices even more under the false pretense of needing/wanting to upgrading thei
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Parody is not really impersonation and Future Snack =/= Future Stack =/= Future Shack etc. If they have a problem with it they shouldn't have named the conference after his identity to begin with. It's first come first s
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by Fuxy 12y ago
No but suspending someones twitter handle because you accidentally named a conference after their online identity is still a dick move. How hard is it to goggle something before you name a conference after it.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Ha ha... Thank you virgin media engineers for taking care of all the hassle a new user has to go trough when they find out their favorite midget porn website doesn't work anymore. Hell this may even cause the cancellation of a few cont
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Encryption should be mandatory for all sensitive data if it's not encrypted it's public. However judges allowing the emails to be read sounds really stupid to me it's obviously protected by the attorney-client privilege. Most
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by Fuxy 12y ago
The problem here is most hardware seems to require blobs so instead of building software for old hardware that you can't buy new anymore why not just build an entirely new piece of hardware? People wanting to use this will most likely
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by Fuxy 12y ago
That was my first thought it's just too conveniently crashed in a conflict area.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Bummer. The only reason i stopped buying Nokia phones is because they didn't have an Android version otherwise the hardware is solid. Nothing against windows phone but it doesn't have the apps I'm used to and I don't rea
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by Fuxy 12y ago
I'm guessing their going for the ones nobody would ever put the effort into supporting first and get to the current ones later.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Their recruiting zombies i tell you! :P Sorry couldn't help myself.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Well FBI agents like to show up uninvited in different countries so this is the next logical step.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Of course it's Texas I men where else would it be... I never considered Tor an ISP since their using their users connections to the internet which they have already payed for and are sharing for free but ok. I would call it more of a s
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Valid response however he's right. They should have shown what makes this app worth its price.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Well I guess that's for the typical selfish user however if you respect your customers and you expect them to respect you back and understand that you need to survive in order to keep pushing updates to the app this seems like a valid
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Seems pretty practical to me instead of fighting with the locals to do basic things spending god knows how much money trying to approve things. Plus once you do it you have all the room you need to expand build towers, create housing etc. I
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Stupid question but why don't big companies like Google and Apple just move the bulk of their office outside of San Francisco where there are no regulations and they could just build everything they need there. If SF is being so hostil
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Isn't a embassy car considered embassy territory?
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by Fuxy 12y ago
That is assuming that the rape actually happened however she being shocked of the arrest would imply a amicable relationship not a I don't want to press charges relationship. Not to put down rape or anything but any woman in your life
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by Fuxy 12y ago
Yes however this was in Europe. Romania to be specific. It wasn't mandatory or anything just encouraged.
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I have, in high school we were all asked to take a test.
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by Fuxy 12y ago
No that basic duties you have to perform in order to effectively do your job at that company do not need to be itemized however any extra requirements past the termination of your contract should be. People assume once you finish working fo

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