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by Khaine 11y ago
> - we need more police and higher spending Belgium certainly does. Its failures in counter terrorism have lead to the Paris attacks and now these attacks. At least that is the understanding I have gleaned from twitter conversations of
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by Khaine 11y ago
Its funny, because the wikipedia article says the opposite: In April 2013, Gawker wrote, "A judge told us to take down our Hulk Hogan sex tape post. We won't." It also stated that "we are refusing to comply" with th
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by Khaine 11y ago
It takes into account that gawker ignored a court order and kept the video up1. They are absolute scum. And then to be such hypocrites about the fappening. Good riddance to such rubbish. 1 http://gawker.com/a-judge-told-us
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by Khaine 11y ago
All security features can be circumvented. Security is not absolute
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by Khaine 11y ago
I use this script https://gitlab.com/Khaine/DNS-Unbound-Blocklist-Downloader to pull data from a bunch of different places and load into unbound
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by Khaine 11y ago
I'm similar Modern work is more like a sprint than a marathon. If your not in the flow nothing gets done. But when you have flow, you just smash work. Its quite frustrating that flow is so elusive.
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by Khaine 11y ago
Russia is in fact allowing transit of migrants[1] 1 http://neurope.eu/article/russia-is-using-asylum-seekers-to-...
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by Khaine 11y ago
You do realise that 30,000 IMA's arrived in the last year and a half of the previous government. You do know that they use to fly to Indonesia, burn their passport and pay for a boat to take them from there to Australia
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by Khaine 11y ago
> This is hard to say We do know that IMAs have significantly decreased. As the department reports on the numbers in detention[1] (See figure 1) The ABC also kept a log of all reports[2] 1) http://www.border.gov.au/Report
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by Khaine 11y ago
You are misinformed. According to the EU 60% of these people are economic migrants[1]. But lets continue killing Europe with compassion[2]. [1] http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/eu/12123684
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by Khaine 11y ago
And this is why the Australian Government uses offshore processing. These people don't get to come to Australia. This has significantly deterred economic migrants from entering via boat. Leftists and Europeans derided it as a violati
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Sydney's 'war on fun' is ridiculous. But what does it mean for the tech sector?(afr.com)
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by Khaine 11y ago
Yes, and that end game has been ratcheting up for 40 years. At one stage practically everyone smoked. Now, so few smoke. Its not like they are going to rock up tomorrow and ban alcohol. They are going to do it like boiling a frog. So slo
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by Khaine 11y ago
After all it was King O'Malley who banned alcohol from Canberra during its construction. He also is why its spelled Labor.
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by Khaine 11y ago
Sadly I don't have one. I wish our media was less vapid, and "think of the children"-ish. I mean the fact that yesterday the police spoke to a restaurant[1] over there wine list is absurd. 1 https://www.broadsheet
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by Khaine 11y ago
The biggest 'privilege' someone can have is not white skin, its money. All the people who bang on about diversity are usually upper class, and never talk about the socioeconomic component of it.
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by Khaine 11y ago
Can someone explain to me why GitHub needs a "Social Impact Team". What benefits do they bring to the organisation? It looks to me like a massive money pit.
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by Khaine 11y ago
Finally some common sense. All people should be treated with respect.
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by Khaine 11y ago
NO IT FUCKING DOESN"T STOP WITH THIS BULLSHIT If you contribute to an open source product under then name 'anotherc', nobody cares if you are black, white, pink, male or female. All they will care about is the quality of you
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by Khaine 11y ago
Actually its more people of the far left who are trying to do away with alcohol. First they went after smoking, with that nonsense about plain packaging. I fail to see that if something is legal, why a company shouldn't have the right
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by Khaine 11y ago
So consumption has decreased and yet violence has increased? Alcohol consumption in and of itself is not a problem. What is a problem is the behaviours a minority of people exhibit when they consume alcohol. Why is it the majority of peopl
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by Khaine 11y ago
Prove it. Alcohol consumption in Australia has been steadily falling, and yet only now is it a massive social problem.
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by Khaine 11y ago
There are to many moralists in Australia. They abhor people having a fun night out.
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by Khaine 11y ago
I'm not sure what airlines are like in America, but in general (where I am) people only look at price and then complain about it. See http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2014/12/chea
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by Khaine 11y ago
True, But even if you want to do the right thing the complexity makes it hard to maintain accountability. You audit your supplier, and they have sub suppliers and sub sub suppliers and sub sub sub suppliers. How far down the rabbit hole c
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by Khaine 11y ago
It's the same in all industries. Look at airlines. People aren't willing to spend $x to have actual legroom. Everyone only every buys the lowest cost. Or clothing. And modern supply chains are so complex thats its impossible to
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by Khaine 11y ago
No, most of the money in Mozilla goes for stuff that is outside of making Firefox, e.g. Firefox OS and community engagement. Firefox was made great without all of this monetising, it can be made great again without it as well.
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by Khaine 11y ago
I think its important to remember everybody is human and has flaws. Hopefully those students at princeton who want to scrub Woodrow Wilson's name from everything read this and realise that. Just because we celebrate all the good a per
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by Khaine 11y ago
The people who make FreeBSD, OpenBSD and many other open source products need to eat and buy food. They do it without all of this bullshit, why can't mozilla?
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by Khaine 11y ago
Telstra is the privatisation of the old government postmaster general (well after the split from mail post). The government department owned the copper, and telstra retained it as part of the privatisation. As part of this agreement Telstr

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