_almosnow

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by _almosnow 12y ago
I actually just came here to say how shitty was cursor lock on Firefox. Firefox just keeps getting worse and worse.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
What's alarming is that a guy in his spare time can come up with a better diagnose than a 'certified professional'...
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by _almosnow 12y ago
From their changelog, it seems that addons changed, does anyone know if current npm packages will still be usable? Also, good to see bnoorhuids in there.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Soooo.... ?
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by _almosnow 12y ago
>Religious fundamentalists should be mocked and ridiculed. You are saying that a group of people with different beliefs than yours should be (_SHOULD_, as in, "we as a society have to") mocked and ridiculed? You are a sick pers
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by _almosnow 12y ago
>Because I think you are blaming the victims. Didn't you read the disclaimer? >Religious nutjobs deserve every bit of mockery and disrespect. What? You are out of your mind dude.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
About the terrorist threats, I was referring to, for example, if a terrorist group says "we are going to do ... if you publish that thing" (like what already happened), wouldn't that qualify as 'immediate violence'
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Thanks for the explanation and the examples. I'm currently reading about hate speech cases and laws, definitely learning a lot. Apparently, even hate speech is protected as long as it is not thought to be the cause for an 'imminen
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Well, for what I've read in the past hour or so, apparently free speech does not apply when the subject is of an offensive matter, but to be clear I have no idea where to draw the line. Do you have any better insight?
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Because they've been operating for such a long time. If it were illegal they would have shut it down already.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Fighting words and offensive speech.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
I see, when it comes down to the jurisdiction of the US the exceptions are clear enough. I see that Charlie Hebdo would have been in a lot of legal trouble if they were based on the US then. I don't know why I've tought that the l
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Apparently there is... [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_excep...
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by _almosnow 12y ago
I honestly want to know how is it allowed for someone to humiliate and make fun of something that is sacred to other people/culture. 'Free speech' I know, but when does someone's right to express themselves ends? Doesn&#
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Cars and mortgages... the Greeks sure were really ahead of their time. Edit: Yeah sure, downvote me instead of the guy that is posting nonsense...
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by _almosnow 12y ago
>Which is the demographic that all of the services in question care about (except whatsapp) - which kind of proves the point. Hahaha, no way that is true man. Also, bcRIPster, I believe your comments provide a valuable POV, that thing ab
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by _almosnow 12y ago
There are no benefits. That data is not meant for public research. The only benefit I see is the birth of a new giant monopoly business centered on genomic therapies.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
This is huge, it may not look like that but it is. Anyone know if this is legal? I'm pretty sure they already thought out their alibi, but this still could be a really messy subject. I'm also pretty sure that if they were honest a
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by _almosnow 12y ago
To add something, I actually like Windows 8 and their Metro stuff. I have a 55' LED screen hooked to a PC that I use as my 'media center'. Metro looks gorgeous on it, most of the time I use it for playing music but it had pro
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by _almosnow 12y ago
8GB
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by _almosnow 12y ago
SSD on retina.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Apple's screwing it up with software. Too bad because they undoubtedly had the best OS ever. I remember seeing a few posts here and there where people complained about performance degrading each time they upgraded OS X. My last 3 lapto
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Yeah it's easy to say "I could've done this better" without thinking about it too much. I'm pretty much that the things guys like this are programming now (assuming they are going mainstream which I HIGHLY doubt) wi
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by _almosnow 12y ago
The Visual Revolution of the Vanishing of Ethan Carter... is just another product from Agisoft.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
>"a single world-wide time zone" or "replacing all writing with the international phonetic alphabet" Just wow man, you are taking lazyness to a whole new level.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
Yeah blocking ports is lame. The worst type of IT guy you can meet it's the "i-wont-open-port-53627-for-your-app-because-those-ports-are-dangerous" asshole.
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by _almosnow 12y ago
But that's what empirical means... It is what I saw in the past year, but you are right, I can't provide a completely verifiable and correct statistic to support my argument. Neither is it going to exist, because I don't thin
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by _almosnow 12y ago
You make a fair point, I said that just from an empirical standpoint. As in, at the beginning of 2014 only a couple people didn't want to use Facebook and mainly because of dissident/im-not-like-everybody-else reasons (i.e. everyb
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by _almosnow 12y ago
>Building 1,500 kilometres (900 miles) of "2+1" roads—where each lane of traffic takes turns to use a middle lane for overtaking—is reckoned to have saved around 145 lives over the first decade of Vision Zero. Basically transla
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by _almosnow 12y ago
I agree with you but I think Uber will devaluate to some extent and I don't see Tinder surviving...

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