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beedogs
9y ago
He really needs to stop being President, as soon as humanly possible. This is absolutely disgusting.
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beedogs
9y ago
Or just, you know, buy ETH with money right now.
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beedogs
9y ago
Pixar was already owned by Disney when Cars was released.
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beedogs
9y ago
It will also vindicate Jay Weatherall (premier of SA), who publicly blasted the Federal Energy Minister to his face at a press conference recently.
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beedogs
9y ago
Right, I was only told flat-out that I was banned for the Snowden comment, but by all means, go ahead and rewrite history and make it about the totally innocuous comment that preceded it. Wouldn't be the first time I've seen it d
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beedogs
9y ago
> I propose to call this category of comment the "linkless martyr": the romantic tale (somehow always the same) of a noble freethinker cruelly repressed by the mods, always offering full interpretation for the reader, yet myste
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beedogs
9y ago
My comment was hardly "abusive". And this is probably the second time in ten years that I've been called out for a comment I've made here, which is hardly a "ton of slack" or "more warnings than most.&q
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beedogs
9y ago
Except Facebook being okay with discrimination and hate speech is literally spelled out in the slide deck. As long as you don't tickle the right combination of "protected class" by using an appropriate modifier (e.g. "b
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beedogs
9y ago
As an American, I'm perfectly happy with what Germany is doing and wish Americans were less absolutist about free speech.
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beedogs
9y ago
Except it isn't universal. According to the article, each region has its own set of guidelines for acceptability.
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beedogs
9y ago
I left facebook last month. I don't miss it, I'm happier for it, and articles like this kinda vindicate that decision. It's nice to see that the things I was observing there are, in fact, exactly what the company is okay wit
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beedogs
9y ago
I'm pretty much done with Facebook for good. They simply don't give a shit about the rampant racism, sexism, and homophobia going on all over their site. Reporting comments gets you nowhere. Calling out these idiots gets you banne
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beedogs
9y ago
It'd be nice if companies would stop wasting their time trying to enforce copyright.
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beedogs
9y ago
yes. heaps.
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beedogs
9y ago
Why on Earth do people not run ad-blockers on Facebook and Instagram? I never see ads on either of those sites.
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beedogs
9y ago
You should probably just stop commenting at this point.
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beedogs
9y ago
It bugs me that "reputable" news outlets like Fortune Magazine were running stories which essentially amounted to a Fraunhofer press release with a couple of paragraphs tacked onto it. Clearly there's absolutely no effort inv
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beedogs
9y ago
If your office has a place to sleep, your company is probably taking advantage of you. If it's renting strippers, it's probably a pretty misogynist culture, as well. Sounds like an exhausting and terrible place to work, frankly.
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beedogs
9y ago
What's flaggable about it? (The fact that it makes you feel weird isn't a reason, by the way.)
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beedogs
9y ago
oh ok
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beedogs
9y ago
This was mostly Murdoch's rags, which, unfortunately, many folks can't distinguish from actual newspapers.
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beedogs
9y ago
Frankly, Schedule 7 stops need to be eliminated, since they only seem to be used to harass and intimidate minorities.
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beedogs
9y ago
This kind of thing is going to just keep happening, and there's really not a whole lot anyone can do to stop it. It's been an escalating war of intrusion capabilities among nation-states for the past 20 years, and when some of tho
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beedogs
9y ago
If it had any way to provision a second non-USB Ethernet port, I'd already own several.
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beedogs
9y ago
Yeah, nah.
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beedogs
9y ago
Not just copper. 100-year-old waterlogged copper. We prefer our transmission lines to be well-aged down here.
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beedogs
9y ago
Thankfully, the unhinged racist who drew it just shuffled off this mortal coil. He had many more which were just as terrible as this.
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beedogs
9y ago
Fantastic news. The sooner Uber is no longer a company, the better. Possible criminal charges are the icing on the cake.
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beedogs
9y ago
It's fun watching the world's worst unicorn startup being turned into dog food.
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beedogs
9y ago
They also just killed the Affordable Care Act, but apparently we're not allowed to discuss that here on HN.
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