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beedogs
11y ago
Which is cold comfort to those of us who knew all along he was right.
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beedogs
11y ago
Extradited for copyright infringement. Brilliant. This is what we've come to.
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beedogs
11y ago
When Google bought DejaNews ages ago, I knew they'd end up ruining it. It actually didn't take very long; this is just the icing on the cake really.
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beedogs
11y ago
It's why I hope they're broken up under antitrust law at some point.
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beedogs
11y ago
If the name of a single character now counts as a spoiler, I don't think I want to live on this planet anymore.
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beedogs
11y ago
They probably don't wholeheartedly believe in its necessity. But the money's good. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/14/opinion/the-big-lie-behind...
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beedogs
11y ago
That's completely irrational, though. Since when has reading about a violent assault led to a violent assault?
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beedogs
11y ago
Is that the Tumblr summary?
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beedogs
11y ago
It was Internode that put up the fight initially. They were then bought by iiNet, who was then purchased by TPG. One great company was subsumed into a pretty-good one, which was then taken over by a mediocre-to-poor one.
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beedogs
11y ago
So, they've already lost in the German courts vs. ABP; why do they get to keep going after other companies with the same bogus arguments?
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beedogs
11y ago
Yep, the blocklist is just being implemented now in Australia.
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beedogs
11y ago
Generally these sorts of draconian measures seem to filter down from China, to the UK, then to Australia and New Zealand, Canada, and then the United States. From end to end it takes about 10 years.
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beedogs
11y ago
HFS+ has to be the worst widely-used filesystem out there. It's a dog's breakfast of this kind of stuff.
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beedogs
11y ago
Yeah, let's disturb the sea floor, what could possibly go wrong?
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beedogs
11y ago
Dianne Feinstein isn't a Republican and she wants to take away our encryption, too.
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beedogs
11y ago
John McCain has no idea what he's talking about with regards to technology and should probably refrain from talking about it.
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beedogs
11y ago
We'll know you're right when they strong-arm Apple et al into providing backdoors to their encryption. (Which will of course do absolutely nothing at all to stop people from obtaining and using strong crypto.)
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beedogs
11y ago
That article reminded me once again what an utter scumbag Dana Perino is. The worst press secretary for the worst President of all time.
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beedogs
11y ago
Oh hey, someone from Reddit decided to comment here instead.
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beedogs
11y ago
Good. This latest generation of "doing shit for lazy people" startups really needs a good wake-up call.
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beedogs
11y ago
> I have no better explanation why UK is pushing so hard on its own populace. My explanation is that we're reaching the final stage of capitalism -- its inevitable collapse -- and they're going to need some way to keep us all f
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beedogs
11y ago
Considering the US is also tapping every cable leading out of the country, where do you suggest folks take their business?
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beedogs
11y ago
> That opens up a whole other debate about whether the US is reckless with the targeting. Actually, the question I've got is why the U.S. is still meddling in the Middle East full-stop.
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beedogs
11y ago
The "abundance" in your world is limited mostly to Western nations and comes at the expense of everyone else.
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beedogs
11y ago
> If you are willing to look beyond the rich world: world average GDP per capita is something like 10k USD. At 2000 hours worked per year, that 0.5 USD per hour. No it isn't. It's $5 an hour, barely under the US minimum wage.
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beedogs
11y ago
> systemd as base system will certainly happen, regardless. That's really a shame. Systemd is almost comically bad.
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beedogs
11y ago
It's a terrible, unworkable law.
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beedogs
11y ago
> Perhaps they define usage based on time? That's a pretty shady thing to do.
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beedogs
11y ago
Welp, democracy was nice while it lasted.
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beedogs
11y ago
Good. Hopefully that means the primacy of the US is equally unsustainable.
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