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by beedogs 11y ago
AM towers can broadcast more than one frequency at a time, but I'm not sure how common it is in practice. http://www.radioworld.com/article/four-am-stations-sharing-o...
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by beedogs 11y ago
Good, and good riddance. The less Flash on the Internet, the better.
423.
by beedogs 11y ago
How's the weather up there on that tall horse, mister?
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by beedogs 11y ago
Facebook's hardly "the newest media". Great grandparents are using it. It's become as mundane as the telephone, and with its neverending autoplaying videos, as inane as television.
425.
by beedogs 11y ago
If you've kept up with their history at all, they're one of the most inept companies out there. They seem to succeed in spite of themselves.
426.
by beedogs 11y ago
AMD doesn't own Nvidia.
427.
by beedogs 11y ago
Nvidia would do well to cozy up to Intel at this point, and pray for an acquisition. I can't see such an inept company surviving for much longer on its own.
428.
by beedogs 11y ago
That really hasn't got anything at all to do with what I was responding to.
429.
by beedogs 11y ago
Getting pretty tired of people who display this sort of selfish, trashy attitude towards others less fortunate than themselves.
430.
by beedogs 11y ago
Oh hey, look who the US government leaned on again.
431.
by beedogs 11y ago
> desperately trying Haven't heard a peep out of him about Gitmo this decade. If this is what counts as "desperately trying", I've got to wonder what term you use for actual effort.
432.
by beedogs 11y ago
Some of us have hated them all along.
433.
by beedogs 11y ago
To me, the logo reminds me of an asshole, which is particularly appropriate, because Uber are a bunch of assholes.
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by beedogs 11y ago
And, when they do, and when he's magically whisked away to some US-run gulag, those of us (including Assange) who saw it coming will get to say "I told you so." Which won't really be very satisfying.
435.
by beedogs 11y ago
What a high-quality country America has become. "Extra-legal" renditions, torture, imprisonment without trial, spying on the entire planet, including all of its own citizens... any wisps of democracy left the air long ago in Wash
436.
by beedogs 11y ago
Annoying and hypocritical. This is the same league that's barred Pete Rose from the Hall of Fame, and all their scoreboards last year were sponsored by Draft Kings.
437.
by beedogs 11y ago
> I can't hardly imagine that most people posting here would ever consider a job where literally every word or sound that came out of their mouth during their entire working life was recorded, and likely subject to public disclosure
438.
by beedogs 11y ago
Huh? No, it isn't.
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by beedogs 11y ago
No legal justification for any of this. We live in a simulacrum of democracy.
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by beedogs 11y ago
Oracle really is a slimy, terrible company, though.
441.
by beedogs 11y ago
It's not our fault Windows 7 was the last good thing Microsoft ever did, in terms of operating systems.
442.
by beedogs 11y ago
Does this mean they'll finally stop their absolutely ridiculous policy of removing mixtapes and remixes of popular songs, and of shutting down the accounts of "offenders"?
443.
by beedogs 11y ago
This is what happens when you hire a dim-witted Luddite to direct US Intelligence. Surprised?
444.
by beedogs 11y ago
To be fair, I've never used a Linux antivirus suite that wasn't a complete piece of garbage. For instance, every single on-access scanner I've ever seen has been so broken and terrible that it gets disabled almost immediat
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by beedogs 11y ago
Do no evil, except for fucking over developers left and right.
446.
by beedogs 11y ago
breitbart is that way -->
447.
by beedogs 11y ago
Have fun paying your "surge pricing" every weekend, San Franciscans. Chumps.
448.
by beedogs 11y ago
Here's what 44KT would do to downtown San Francisco: http://nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=44&lat=37.7564509&lng...
449.
by beedogs 11y ago
Hooray for private equity, the vultures of capitalism.
450.
by beedogs 11y ago
We can't be too far off from a China-style 'citizen credit rating' kind of system.

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