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by __z 11y ago
Free speech only applies to governments . Many people (not necessarily on HN) don't realize that.
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by __z 11y ago
> I don't ever remember even hearing a peep about people even giving a shit that it was for sale or flown. Well, yeah, people did peep up. Georgia's flag had the Confederate battle flag on it from 1956–2001. We can presume that
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by __z 11y ago
If you want a Confederate battle flag there are lots of places you can buy one. If you feel they aren't available enough to your liking you are free to make one or even start selling them yourself. Walmart making a business decision to
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by __z 11y ago
There's much more here: http://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2015/06/what-thi...
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by __z 11y ago
What "legal precedent" are you referring to?
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by __z 11y ago
I don't see the difference. If you want to be free of censorship that also means free of moderation. Every community needs moderation if only for spam for a reason. That's why this doesn't make sense, there will have to be so
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by __z 11y ago
No they haven't. I don't notice anything different - still navigation bugs. The real question is why? What are you getting from replacing hyperlinks with something that performs horribly and needs debugging and has a poor user exp
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by __z 11y ago
ah... I didn't recognize it as markdown.
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by __z 11y ago
Its even worse than that. Navigation is just totally broken. For example I clicked your link then on that page I clicked Our Manifesto. The URL changed to https://frizbee.co/#OurManifesto5589a552786d5 but the page content d
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by __z 11y ago
Wouldn't "handling vote rings" be a form of "censorship"?
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by __z 11y ago
what does [wow](file:///etc/passwd) do?
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by __z 11y ago
"you own the copyright to your content... all the content on Frizbee is in the public domain... you can use and redistribute [user content] in any way, completely free of charge." Yeah, really really strange. That makes no sense.
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by __z 11y ago
Grey text is hard to read - needs contrast overall. Finding links and controls by random clicking and trial and error also isn't pleasant. mystery meat navigation.
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by __z 11y ago
No problem with nipples - Flickr allows full nudity as long as you mark them correctly for search purposes. Nobody said you should keep the only copy of everything you have on Flickr. https://help.yahoo.com/kb/flickr&#x
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by __z 11y ago
Hair comparison seems questionable on the surface. I can pull two hairs out of my head that look very different. I have some sections of hair that are very fine and lighter and some sections that are thick and darker. My hair has also chang
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by __z 11y ago
Test condition - Binaural beats Controls - Meditating in silence Relaxing music Random beats
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by __z 11y ago
Depends on the region, of course, I should have put that as a disclaimer. Where I live you absolutely can't get an apartment from anyone unless you submit to a credit/background check (and pay for it yourself of course). This wasn
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by __z 11y ago
>Neither of us had ever even heard of the brand as we are from the US. That's strange, Lush is rather popular in the US. http://www.lushusa.com/on/demandware.store/Sites-Lush-Site/e...
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by __z 11y ago
Credit Karma's algorithms are weird. They almost exclusively give me offers for credit cards I already have. I guess you can't tell which card someone has from their report, only they have an account with that institution. Makes
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by __z 11y ago
Why would you need to pay $15/year for a credit card? Most have no monthly fees - you can surely find a free one. If you pay the balance off in full every month it costs you $0. The big issue with having zero credit history is that you
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by __z 11y ago
> you just need to charge something to it each month You don't even have to do that. You can leave it idle for months if you want. The only thing you have to watch out for is the issuer canceling inactive cards. Having an idle credi
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by __z 11y ago
When I had no credit (and no salary, I was in school) I applied for a Target credit card on a whim. They accepted me but gave me a $250 limit.
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by __z 11y ago
There is nothing bad or irresponsible about using some credit responsibility.
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by __z 11y ago
>anything else you'd need a credit score for is probably better off being paid for with cash. Your credit score has become a stand-in for a whole bunch of non-credit related things. You get lower insurance rates with a higher credit
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by __z 11y ago
If you don't have enough info in your credit report to ask enough questions of course they have to supplement it. you would presumably still know the answers since you'd know if you have a loan or not.
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by __z 11y ago
My biggest expense of a night at the pub is the cab ride to and from the pub since if I am going to drink I can't drive myself there. We don't have public transport.
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by __z 11y ago
Hardly. Before the v4 disaster almost everything posted on Digg's front page had a complaint saying "This was posted on Reddit yesterday."
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by __z 11y ago
Japanese people are also known to eat a lot of rice and they have some of the lowest rates of coronary heart disease in the world.
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by __z 11y ago
India and SE Asia have a long, long history of vegetarianism - vegetarian Indian food isn't what you are thinking of and there is a lot of variety between populations as well as among them. Your comment about the "vegetarians you
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by __z 11y ago
>Can you really earn that kind of valuation peddling new credit cards and refinanced loans? I think so. That's a huge market. Honestly, I think it is a win-win. I don't have any loans but if I were to have a big loan like a mor

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