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beedogs
12y ago
I'm sorry, but whether or not you're inconvenienced is of absolutely no consequence and should have no bearing whatsoever on the right of the people to protest. If a bit of a delay on the roads is all you've got to complain a
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beedogs
12y ago
From what I remember as a kid, they'd develop little cracks along the facets of the connectors, which killed the friction that keeps everything stuck together.
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beedogs
12y ago
Well, bye then. Pfft.
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beedogs
12y ago
Heck, we were doing that in Australia in 2009, before some of the less-terrible ISPs raised their data caps.
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beedogs
12y ago
or IRC channels
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beedogs
12y ago
The laws they are accused of violating are listed in the article. Did you read it, or were you expecting the actual state statute numbers to be listed? Those are presumably listed in the civil suits.
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beedogs
12y ago
I may have to move up my Uber death watch. I said they wouldn't exist in five years; they may not even last five months at this rate.
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beedogs
12y ago
> it seems un-UNIX and a solution looking for a problem Go figure that it was written by one of the same dudes responsible for Pulse Audio, which was possibly the worst thing about most Linux distributions, up until now.
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beedogs
12y ago
Just uninstalled the Uber app this morning. Never used it, and, given the way they treat their employees and their customers, I see there's absolutely no reason to start.
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beedogs
12y ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Eric Holder's DoJ is the worst we'll see in our lifetime.
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beedogs
12y ago
It wasn't thoughtful; the very premise of it (that this was sent to the rest of the planet before it was sent confidentially to the boardmembers) is factually incorrect.
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beedogs
12y ago
That isn't going to stop a terrible company like Amazon from suing someone for violating their NCA. Which they can and have done.
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beedogs
12y ago
Don't you need several hundred points in order to downvote? I'd think that would make it a lot more difficult to brigade on HN.
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beedogs
12y ago
Might be about time to wind back copyright enforcement just a tad .
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beedogs
12y ago
...and that they learned absolutely nothing from that stupid little adventure.
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beedogs
12y ago
the people who introduced facebook stickers would fall into that category.
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beedogs
12y ago
All these people here defending the CFAA, as if it's good law or something. "How dare he connect on that host on that port! He should've known better! He got exactly what he deserved!" It would be funny if it weren&#x
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beedogs
12y ago
"What does it mean for the economies of these up-and-coming world powers? Well, probably the same thing that it means for everyone else: The automators will continue to get very, very rich, while the automated will have to find somethi
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beedogs
12y ago
So it's already obsolete? This is for the 5s. Also, honestly, anyone who plays music on their phone in public is kind of a dickhead.
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beedogs
12y ago
This is why I will continue to vote Green (until they disappoint me.)
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beedogs
12y ago
He's a senator. He's part of the government, whether or not he's part of the ruling party.
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beedogs
12y ago
So this would be the first reason, then?
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beedogs
12y ago
I was ashamed to be an American when the PATRIOT Act passed and when it was reauthorized. And today, I get to be ashamed to be an Australian, too. There's no need for these laws, and they'll be abused to do anything but "figh
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beedogs
12y ago
Hey, thanks for letting us know you've got some sort of god complex on HN.
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beedogs
12y ago
I thought I was the only one...
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beedogs
12y ago
It was a jury trial.
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beedogs
12y ago
Weird. 137 points, posted 2 hours ago... and already it's moved off the front page on HN. Again, what's up, admins? This and the Kim Dotcom / Snowden / NZ spying story both appear to have been hastily removed from the f
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beedogs
12y ago
I'm guessing it was moved by the admins. For some reason.
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beedogs
12y ago
It's weird how this story seems to have disappeared from the front page of HN, despite sitting at 265 points currently and being only 10 hours old. It was there a few hours ago. Makes one wonder...
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beedogs
12y ago
He's intimated in other comments in this thread that he'd like to ban alcohol and smoking, as well. I don't think we're dealing with a particularly rational person, and his replies have gone from mere rants to provocati
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