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by afsina 11y ago
You may find the book "Democracy, the God that failed" from Herman Hoppe interesting (or you may find him too weird). Although cronyism is one of the main culprit, he gives other reasons for the inferiority of the Democracy. Bare
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Known Turkish brands are quite safe too.
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Of course I am not defending jailing journalists. But there is something a little deeper here. During 2013 and 2014 there was an unprecedented political power struggle between Erdogan and Gulen ( http://www.city-journal.org/
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Isn't this a logical fallacy? "ISIS gets logistic support so Turkey must be providing it" does not sound right to me. Granted, government was hesitant to take any action when there was a fight between IS and Syrian Kurds, bu
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by afsina 11y ago
If this story is true, I think he is an idiot attacking the tr domain. Who is he punishing?. And really why? This is debated over and over but I am quite baffled with the allegations that government deliberately and purposefully aided ISIS,
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by afsina 11y ago
Someone I know died from Alzheimer after suffering like 4.5 years. To me, this is one of the most horrific diseases to die from. It gives a great deal of suffering to people around you as well. I remember recently reading about a link betwe
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"Swiss population would like money to be produced and distributed solely by a public organisation working for the common good, such as the National Bank." This is where the biggest fallacy lies.
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Google wants to bring some sanity on the development side with Fletch ( https://github.com/dart-lang/fletch , Dart for embedded devices), not sure if this is what you are looking for though. https://www.youtu
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Author tries to find some anecdotes that would verify his claims, without actual data of course. I would like to know for example, what is the actual distribution of money people paying for a cellphone (without contract) in different count
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Oh, Today's Zaman is trying to cover up the real perpetrators.. The irony.
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Space station will get the heads of UK astronauts? That's terrible.
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I think you just went to dark side. The side of snub deuche baggery people. Sorry could not help :)
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Consider that even the mighty Japan, who was ahead of US on electronics lost the game on computers and software. Soviets, where science and technology were fully controlled by state were bound to lose the fight on consumer centric products.
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They lost the war on technology long ago. What happened after was just inevitable.
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[1] This is same deal, even ISIS seized something it was most probably not intentional. And he apologies for his comments. Nothing to see here. [2] This scandal was the work of Gulenists. Most likely those weapons were headed to Syrian oppo
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"Every day, trucks laden with food, clothing, and other supplies cross the border from Turkey to Syria. It is unclear who is picking up the goods. " It is a well known fact that Turkey aided Syrian opposition and people live und
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Please, it is stated two threads up. For those who commented on the subject but did not bother following the related news or reading Wikipedia : They were mostly far-left / pro-Kurdish (some pro-PKK). These are probably reasons enough
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Logical fallacy. Just because those were the expected targets of ISIS it does not make him an accomplice. Remember the bombings of HSBC Istanbul in 2003? was it also orchestrated by him?
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First, Irak and Syria are neighbors you know that right? And Turkey did allow Iraqi Kurds to enter from Turkish border, but not the PKK.
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YPG has a different agenda and everybody knows this. And albeit costly, ISIS actually gave them an opportunity. They just want to close the northern border of Syria for their liking. Just do not assume they are peaceful ( http://w
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Is there anybody ISIS does not fight? Turkey lost 130 people with suicide bombings in last 6 months. What were you expecting? Entering Syria with tanks? It is easy to talk from an armchair when you are far away from the fire.
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by afsina 11y ago
> Erdogan supports ISIS. (Apparently Erdogan has dreams of being Caliph.) Please, do not succumb to this kind of statements. Erdoğan does not support ISIS, but he does not support YPG or PKK either. So when he did not take active action
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by afsina 11y ago
>'steal users data' Please. Aren't we all tired of this?
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A spyware? Come on. To my experience it was the clear advantage on the design, security and speed (launch and JS speed). It was way ahead of Firefox or IE. I often asked people why they use Chrome they say it feels faster and not cluttered.
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Also reminded me `how to make a chicken sandwich in 6 months` https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URvWSsAgtJE
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The novel "The Price of Everything: A Parable of Possibility and Prosperity"[1] from Russell Roberts contains the tale of surprising difficulty of production of the pencil and how it is the result of division of labor and free mar
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>the "install Chrome for a better experience" slowly had people move to it. No, people moved to Chrome because it was a much better product.
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Seems like they will be using Coherent Fabric. I think together with HBM, this can rival Intel offerings. http://www.fudzilla.com/news/processors/38402-amd-s-coherent...
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Cores are real Zen cores with dedicated FPU units. This has nothing to do with bulldozer.
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Antoher one is "Kardak Island" between Turkey and Greece. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imia/Kardak

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