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SESTA Approved by Senate Commerce Committee–Still an Awful Bill(eff.org)
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Air Travelers Resisting the ‘Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat’(nytimes.com)
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How flawed science helped turn chocolate into a health food(vox.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
What if Al Capone offers you 200m for 10%?
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by abhi3 9y ago
>So throwing people in metal cages is a good solution here? Cause that's the cost that the US has accepted when violating these controls. And these laws don't exactly have a good result either. Compared to the Opium Wars where
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by abhi3 9y ago
> I tend to go on the side of freedom, even if it's "free to be dumb" The issue is not as simple as you characterize it. Should 'freedom to be dumb' include freedom to drive drunk/while texting? >And both
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Australia cockatoos chew billion-dollar broadband(bbc.co.uk)
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Whatsapp goes down for users across the world(thehindu.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
'Drone this guy' in an embassy in the middle of London?
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by abhi3 9y ago
This is no mild reorganization but a reorganization to the tune of trillions of dollars. And while I am all for redistribution of wealth, taxing rich people at 91% (or anything over the average rate in developed countries) is a great way to
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by abhi3 9y ago
Does this blog have a RSS feed?
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by abhi3 9y ago
Your competition should read the EULA and if they were purchasing it with the intent of reverse engineering it then they should abort that purchase.
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by abhi3 9y ago
You are oversimplifying the situation. Two sufficiently sophisticated parties having more or less balanced bargaining power, as was the case in this situation, should be free to contract according to their will and good/bad judgment. O
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by abhi3 9y ago
I'd upvote this 10-times if I could.
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> Who is responsible for covering damages caused by this satellite? Space Law is a developing and mostly uncodified field of International Law, but it is generally considered very uncontroversial that the nation(s)/cosporation(s) re
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Shielded from Oversight: The Disastrous US Approach to Missile Defense (2016)(ucsusa.org)
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Russia may soon issue its official blockchain-based currency, the CryptoRuble(techcrunch.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
The purpose of granting patents historically was to incentivize innovators to bring their knowledge into the public domain in exchange for a monopoly for a certain period of time. Before patents, there was a disincentive to sharing your kno
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Rose McGowan temporarily blocked from Twitter after Weinstein tweets(theverge.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
The first time SpaceX landed a booster we had 1284 upvotes 432 comments ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10774865 ), in less than two years it has become so routine that this submission has just 22 point and 4 comments.
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Why Nerds Should Not Be in Charge of War(thediplomat.com)
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How to Make Sense of Offensive US Cyber Operations Against North Korea(thediplomat.com)
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SEC Charges Two ICO's Purportedly Backed by Real Estate and Diamonds(sec.gov)
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Maybe because the thread descended into flamewars and people don't come here to read that.
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by abhi3 9y ago
> Is it his fault if women are dumb whores? If you must be abusive, at least qualify it rather than generalizing for half the population.
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October last year: “Piyush Goyal assures electricity for all by May 2017” http://www.financialexpress.com/india-news/piyush-goyal-assu... September 2017: Government announces grand new scheme to ensure electricity for
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North Korea vs. South Korea in Charts(bbc.com)
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iFixit’s iPhone 8 teardown shows hard to repair glass back(theverge.com)
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by abhi3 9y ago
Uhmmmm, does the Ottoman Empire or Mughal Empire still exist? The British Government is still run in the name for the Monarch who was the monarch of the Britsh empire while it still existed. The government is still run by the descendants of

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