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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
Excellent, that ship should help a lot if the numbers I've seen are accurate.
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
In other words, you also agree that they are not as evil as Hitler, but feel that they align with bigoted or superstitious interests. So it wasn't a cheap slur, just a fitting comparison. Much like comparing a Canadian goose to the space sh
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
"Are those positions "evil" in the same sense that say Hitler was evil?" Since you seem worried about this I'll help you out a bit. Since the American right wing lacks a specific plan to exterminate millions of a certain race or religion,
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
As much as possible should be done about both problems. This article puts forth the idea that we can and should be doing more to clean up what is already there. If the leak stopped tomorrow, should we deploy the largest possible oil cleani
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
Yes, its just one man's opinion against another that the world's largest oil skimmer does not seem to be operating in the Gulf. Almost like those poor saps who think we didn't land on the moon. Didn't they see Obama walking on the beach!
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
Your edit says it all... you assumed it was a "right wing" piece so you assumed it was terrible evil lies. Good luck with that.
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
You're right, we shouldn't clean it up quickly and effectively because its getting worse. We should wait until all of the oil is in the ocean and then clean it up all at once! That's much more effective! No, seriously, what is your point he
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
How does a VPN change anything? My point is that this gives Google easy access to stats about every website that is using Google-hosted web fonts. Like an old transparent tracking GIF...
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
Privacy? (As in, are we really giving Google yet another look into the websites we visit?)
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
No it isn't. What an absolutely ridiculous claim. The two "Bach-like" pieces are rubbish, full of strange discontinuities and random meanderings, not to mention the rhythm just hammering away in a very set pattern. Reminds me of terrible b
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by anon-e-moose 16y ago
Why is it called diaspora? Seems like a very emotionally charged name for something that should probably have a neutral or fun name.
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Microsoft Sustainability (concept video for touch and mobile technology)(youtube.com)
2 points by anon-e-moose 17y ago|2 comments
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
"edit: well, for some definition of work anyway." I agree heartily. When downloading podcasts, an activity that could be handled by a perl script and wget, iTunes likes to use my entire processor. I have no idea why, and its done so for se
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
Does it seem weird to anyone else that iTunes, ostensibly a music library program and music store interface, is now in charge of activating phones and tablet PCs, as well as managing their applications and shared files? Shouldn't there be
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
No, I have not. All of her songs sound the same to me, the repeated nonsense stuttering included. And I say this as a person who as listened to thousands of hours of techno/electronica/drum and bass.
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
Most people just use Facebook to do what they might with a Twitter account. I would say comments, likes, and above all it being built into something that they already have is what gets people to actually use it.
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
It's interesting to me how everyone who disagrees with this ruling keep acting like the justices are extremely confused and decided through some convoluted mental process that corporations are pretend-people. Lets look at the First Amendmen
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
What a fucking joke! Because there aren't thousands of different types of PCs of every shape and size, tablet, netbook, professional laptop, gaming laptop, gaming desktop, small form factor desktop, workstation... All of these computers cou
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
One thing we can all rest assured of is that every Obama voter, in fact, every liberal voter of our modern times is an enlightened, fair minded, and informed individual making the best choices possible, and have risen above base human insti
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
This article is not only a content-less unoriginal smear, its Not-Hacker-News.
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
If they set an extremely low price or even gave away Windows, would that not make Office seem more expensive by comparison?
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
I love the comments here and elsewhere... MS sets the price of Windows 7 around or a little lower than the price of Leopard, and everyone makes smart remarks about "no family pack" and "it would cost $4 bajillion to upgrade my houses 8 fami
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
Should it mean anything that the majority of these would be less than a year or two of one students out of state tuition? Can we say completely symbolic?
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
Because netbooks have a completely new kind of display? Included in that cost is (presumably) the cost of developing a display that looks nice and holds an image without battery, and the cost of setting up new manufacturing lines for it. I
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
And you could make a similar point about almost any other time someone is said to be afraid of change... that's why I'm making fun of it.
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by anon-e-moose 17y ago
On the other hand, a lot more people die from cold, so if you decrease that, it could be a net win... http://discovermagazine.com/2007/sep/global-warming-the-grea... Let me be even more sarcastic and snide... maybe people who are afraid o
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by anon-e-moose 18y ago
He did make more than a billion dollars shorting the Bank of England...
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by anon-e-moose 18y ago
Pure psycho-babble. "If a pretty poster and a cute saying are all it takes to motivate you, you probably have a very easy job. The kind robots will be doing soon."