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afsina
13y ago
You would cry if you see those "patents" MS is using for extortion. Most have nothing to do with OS. If any is related, MS is too scared to disclose it because it would be against Linux or Unix (which is around for 40-50 years).
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afsina
13y ago
Other like - Dart.
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afsina
13y ago
I think Markdown is mediocre. Putting too much meaning to white spaces is not exactly a bright idea for a markup language IMO.
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afsina
13y ago
Well, Activex was windows only. At least you can run in three big platforms now. And probably Android later. This is not activex, perhaps Adobe AIR is kind of similar, but it was not web centric.
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afsina
13y ago
Title sounds like an oxymoron. [Ducks and covers]
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afsina
13y ago
Can we drop this DuckDuckGo advertisement posts already? People who follows HN knows what DuckDuckGo is thanks to endless streaming of posts. We get it, a Bing facade with a promise of Privacy.
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13y ago
They are working on changing some internals of Blink project (code name oilpan) so that both Dart and V8 can work better with it. My understanding is that they will ship Dart VM with Chrome once it is ready regardless of other browsers dec
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13y ago
And Bing.
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13y ago
When talking about press, I was talking in general. But yes, on recent events, few press focused on police brutality, and some focused on protester's vandalism. I still believe all mass media is business so I am not shocked with their beha
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13y ago
This was a personal question actually. I am no supporter of current Government, but most things you say can be counter-answered. - Some press reports things less than you like. Some reports with exaggeration. Blame the first group if you wa
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13y ago
So pink lipstick is allowed? Please. Those things are better explained with Hanlon's Razor rather than a sinister grand scheme set by evil government. After the initial protests, indeed it really boils down to an unrest against police bruta
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13y ago
You are joking right? Tell me one thing you could do 5,10,20 years ago and cannot do now that supports your future predictions. I am excluding drinking booze in public places.
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afsina
13y ago
Read the part in the news I quoted.
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13y ago
Naah. I would expect better. Maybe this: http://i.imgur.com/tCp90.gif Coincidentally The cartoon guy in the link you sent look a lot like one of the protester (I assumed he is not police): http://www.radikal.com.tr/turkiye/izmir_yangin_
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13y ago
I have given a link and quotes from a newspaper. I am not a supporter of government, police or later protesters. That's it.
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13y ago
Police using excessive force? Perhaps. Some people are standing against pressurized water and gas shells expecting nothing will happen? Absolutely. These pictures proves nothing on your assertions "they are trying to kill us" and "civil pol
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13y ago
Tasty. They use goat milk and real fruits-nuts.
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afsina
13y ago
Haven't you diverted the subject completely? You basically say you see islam as a big threat so people must be stopped doing anything according to it. I am just not in your way of thinking here and debate has become harder and harder. About
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13y ago
Conspiracy assertions like "trying to kill us" and "civil cops looting" make me no longer want to continue this thread.
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13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5802761
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13y ago
Sure. They burn stuff for warming up. http://www.radikal.com.tr/turkiye/izmir_yangin_yeri-1135843 Assuming you know Turkish: "...Gediz Üniversitesi'nin Çankaya Yerleşkesi binasının camlarını kıran ardından Şair Eşref Bulvarı üzerindeki Mc
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13y ago
Iran was the favorite 'scare' object used by mostly status-quo governments in modern Turkish history.
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afsina
13y ago
Actually it was Ottomans who invaded Constantinople in 1453. The sentence about becoming Christian country is silly. It is the default cool-aid they give in elementary schools here.
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afsina
13y ago
Indeed, but honestly, if you see some parts of Istanbul you would `really` want re-structuring. After the boom of local immigrants in 80's a mess of ghetto-like places covered the city. In the first major earthquake, major loss of life is e
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13y ago
Imams acting as guidance counsellors: If there is a demand, I see no problems. No body is forcing people to do that. Edit: Also it would be nice for Imams to give some consultation they are virtually doing nothing. Your second sentence soun
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13y ago
Well, it is subtle really. I suggest you to read the comments with a grain of salt (Including mine and that lecturer). People are politically biased and especially bias is strong against the current government. Always look at the cases not
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13y ago
And protesters are destroying stuff around. Fantastic.
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13y ago
Danger would be similar to say going to Spain or a Greek island. Perhaps less.
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13y ago
That is a gross exaggeration. Ban on abortion was there before, is still there. My take, I support ban on abortion except some cases. Ban on alcohol: They ban consumption in public places. it is becoming close to the Many Eurepean counties
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13y ago
Turkey, it is not allowed.
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