bananacurve

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by bananacurve 13y ago
>This is a PR move, it has nothing to do with a trial. I am not sure about your reading comprehension, it sounds like a slam dunk to me.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
If you had read the article you would know that much of the evidence was captured during the raid, which, contrary to popular belief, was carried out by NZ police, not the NSA.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
For fuck sake. What claptrap do you have to explain every other fucking country banning opium?
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by bananacurve 13y ago
Your contortions, while amusing, rewrite history in order to maintain your unhealthy obsession with America's alleged wickedness. Sure, Europe won the war and the US tagged along. Right. Whatever you need to believe to try to hold your
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by bananacurve 13y ago
There is no stand for you to take. The EU is hopelessly dependant on the US. You don't have to take responsibility for your country so America wins easily.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
So you think America made the EU have foolish regulation?
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by bananacurve 13y ago
Of course their is no way that Europe's tech failings are because of their foolish regulatory nonsense, it has to be that America's cheating. That is a great way to ensure irrelevance.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
> German companies had their trade secrets stolen by American intelligence agencies, which in turn gave those secrets to US competitors Do you have a source for that? As far as I can tell Germany wants tighter intelligence integration wi
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by bananacurve 13y ago
The entire West is complicit. http://cphpost.dk/news/denmark-is-one-of-the-nsas-9-eyes.761...
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European Union Stripped of AAA Credit Rating(bloomberg.com)
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>I believe state borders are immoral, in and of themselves Shouldn't this extend to private property as well? Who are you to say who can and can't be in your home?
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by bananacurve 13y ago
The feigned outrage of EU leaders who have data sharing agreements with the NSA is not credible. Europe has outsourced most of their defense and intelligence for good reason, why do everything twice when the West is cooperating with each ot
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by bananacurve 13y ago
This is fodder for wankers. Delude yourself if you like, but it only strengthens America.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
While this is theoretically possible with some firmware hack on 2008 machines you are far more likely to be compromised on any Android device that has side loaded apps.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>US firms lose contracts and relationships sour. This meme is not based on facts. American companies dominate the internet space even more now than they did before Snowden. Anti-Americanism is great but you need other companies to replac
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>There are plenty of interesting things to be said about the United States and its similarities (and differences) to totalitarian regimes of the past. While implying that the US is a totalitaian state will get you lots of up votes from i
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by bananacurve 13y ago
He may look silly and be uninformed but he gets a lot of easy up votes.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
Here is a decent analogy I read: >Suppose we have a computer program which makes books. All of the commands which tell your computer program how to write a book are stored as sequences of 0's and 1's. Also, all of the letters,
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by bananacurve 13y ago
Thank you.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
Can someone with an AAAS membership please post the full article? https://www.sciencemag.org/content/342/6164/1367.full.pdf $20 for one day access! Fucking obscene. I should join AAAS, it is only $50 for the
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Scientists discover second code hiding in DNA(washington.edu)
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New generator creates electricity directly from heat(physicsworld.com)
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by bananacurve 13y ago
I take it you have never been to SF. I have no problem helping any child, no matter the circumstances, and there are a lot of homeless with mental illness, but there is also a large cadre of professional vagabonds. Guiliani should run for m
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Leaner Fourier transforms(web.mit.edu)
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by bananacurve 13y ago
This is what passes for intellectually gratifying on HN these days.
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>because they'd be commercially blacklisted into the Middle Age Portugal was blacklisted to the middle ages? Eventually Europeans will have to stop pretending everything is the US's fault and be responsible for their own countr
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>I give the United States a maximum of 10-15 years before it will collapse due to massive civic unrest Have even been to the US? Or did you just see it on TV?
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by bananacurve 13y ago
I have spoken to Ukrainians and Russians, students and programmers, and they would be offended at your assessment of the situation. The most telling part of my conversations with them was when I suggested that things are getting at least a
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by bananacurve 13y ago
>In Russia people have more personal freedoms with respect to the state than they do in the USA. How it is possible for someone to reach such a stupendous level of confusion boggles the mind. Even if the Russian propaganda minister were
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by bananacurve 13y ago
I like how this post is being flagged by insecure hackers.

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