Squarel

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by Squarel 12y ago
"If you have problems getting out of bed it is because you don't sleep enough, or if you are fat or old you can interrupt your sleep at night(sleep apnea)." Or because you are depressed, or any number of other reasons. Writin
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I am not sure, what possible ethical principle leads people to censor words and pictures which they deem unsuitable in any nation?
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I definitely lost many months playing my SNES. MMOs have the social aspect, which for people like me, is the main draw, any skinner box effect rapidly wears off, but many people spent months hanging about in Orgrimmar chatting with guildies
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by Squarel 12y ago
I am less worried about the government agencies as a whole having my data, I am more worried about so random person who works there taking a dislike to an individual, and making their life hell with the access they have.
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"There is no hatred of women" is like saying "There is no hatred of [insert other group here]" If you want to find them, look for the individuals who repeatedly post derogatory comments and hateful comments under any pos
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by Squarel 12y ago
They are only just rising. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_European_Un...
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by Squarel 12y ago
I took Danish, and part of our course involved writing essays on things that were in the newspapers, and then discussing it in class. Can you imagine the sort of words that would be in my vocab list if it had been done in the last few weeks
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by Squarel 12y ago
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6334a1.htm#Tab3 here. The magic number you are looking for is 95%. http://www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-measles-spread... You ma
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by Squarel 12y ago
I am with Stephen Fry on this one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7E-aoXLZGY Language evolves over time, and I am no more confused by someone (mis)using "begs the question" than I am by someone using the modern
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by Squarel 12y ago
I think it was more that attendees at a conference just log onto the nearest available wifi, regardless of whether it is secure or not, not what sites they were going to They were also logging onto government mail servers for example, which
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by Squarel 12y ago
And comments both above and below state that they pay 0 annual fees or fees per transaction (i.e., whilst the merchant may have a Dankort fee, and passes it on to ALL consumers, the number that I pay at the checkout is the same whether I pa
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Tak.
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by Squarel 12y ago
I am in Denmark, and pay 0 fees for my debit card. Seeing as I am a Masters student, so living on the student payments we get here, and my partner is unemployed, if I had fees, I would not use it.
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Does that apply to all views, or just those which you find ridiculous?
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The problem is, it is too often a one way street, as per the examples here https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015/01/06/police-increas...
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by Squarel 12y ago
I think Glenn Greenwald put it quite well https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2015/01/09/solidarity-cha...
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by Squarel 12y ago
The results are more mixed than the author implies http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120515-are-sperm-counts-dr... There are falling sperm counts in some regions, and there is evidence that Bisphenol-A etc can int
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by Squarel 12y ago
Calorie reduction makes you feel hungry until you get used to it. Some people do not get hungry very often, and eat what is, for many people, very little, and are not hungry or lacking in energy.
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It is not just sports, we all ignore things, whether it be working conditions of those producing our goods, the environmental impact of the overseas factories, the suppression of unions by corporations in various parts of the world. We do n
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Perhaps most people do not, but one would expect that those making assumptions about the legality, or lack of, of the content would have a look
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Removing geo-location blocks for content would be an awesome start.
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Law enforcement are not completely helpless in that they use TOR to access these sites themselves, as per the article: " Law enforcement and anti-abuse groups patrol pedophilia Dark Web sites to measure and track them, for instance, wh
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by Squarel 12y ago
No, you said "But to deny that NK is behind this is absurd and makes the whole security community look crazier than Kim Jong-Un"
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The initial contact with Sony did not make any mention of the movie, and was more like an extortion attempted related to the lifting of data through Sonys less than optimal security. Then talk came up of it being related to the movie (in th
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by Squarel 12y ago
So anyone who is capable of compromising the servers of a corporation, or even a government agency is also capable of blowing up things? Good to know.
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I am not sure how gamergate got thrown in with stories about who the source of the hacks at Sony is, or a story which would have been shown to be false if they had actually bothered talking to any financial people
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It has been blocked before in different countries, the blocks were not very effective for any length of time (measured in hours or days)
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Only if you define the market rate as "That paid by those with the deepest pockets", in which case, you may find the price of a gallon of milk to be somewhat different than what you expect.
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How much of an issue within the tech industry, or the visa type that is being discussed in the OP?
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When me and my partner were working full time jobs at well above minimum wage, we were never more than one paycheck away from trouble, our income just covered our outgoings on bills and food, if anything had broken down we would have been s

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