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by bogle 9y ago
I'll lay odds that Scotland at least will not be giving that mandate. Currently the Conservaties have 1 out of 59 MPs in Westminster from north of the border. Of course, that's irrelevant as the Tories can simply continue to compl
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by bogle 10y ago
Follow-up from yesterday's post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13938456
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Google Says Its Job Is to Promote Climate Change Conspiracy Theories(gizmodo.com)
3 points by bogle 10y ago|1 comments
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by bogle 10y ago
meh. People can already filter their searches with search operators, for instance, "-washingtonpost -jezebel -theguardian #makeamericagreatagain" for those on the right.
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by bogle 10y ago
Journalism is a discipline of verifying your sources. A news agency would be expected to do this but a blog may not.
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by bogle 10y ago
"different interpretations of the facts" may be true sometimes but not in this specific example. Denying climate change makes as much sense, factually, as claiming the world is flat. As xkcd would have it, "Science. It work
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by bogle 10y ago
Umm, just ban Breitbart? Seems pretty simple! :)
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Google Top Stories Serves Breitbart Bullshit on Climate Science(gizmodo.com)
18 points by bogle 10y ago|11 comments
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by bogle 10y ago
I have a couple of soroban at home. One has lovely, bright, colourful beads to attract the children. They are attracted, they try to use them as roller-skates. Which soroban drilling app have you used?
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by bogle 10y ago
Sia [ http://sia.tech/]; filecoin; Storj [ https://storj.io/]; maidsafe [ https://maidsafe.net/ ]. Sounds like someone could do a good comparison article. Does anyone have any experience of usi
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by bogle 10y ago
But as my mum says when I try to point out she's worrying about the wrong things, "I don't care what the statistics say, I read about it in the paper and I believe it's worse." So is it the papers that are distortin
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by bogle 10y ago
That seems quite generous if you've spare disks and plenty of spare bandwidth.
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Become a blockchain-secured space farmer with your hard drive(theregister.co.uk)
2 points by bogle 10y ago|1 comments
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by bogle 10y ago
Yes, still closed source.
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by bogle 10y ago
Wouldn't that make it 3FA? I'd need my password, my physical key and my fingerprints?
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by bogle 10y ago
I worked through quite a few of the exercises on http://exercism.io/ and can recommend the challenge and the community around it for learning by writing code.
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by bogle 10y ago
Build the wall along the Mexican border. Then build one along the Canadian border. Soon enough the world will chip in for a roof and we'll all be happier! :)
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by bogle 10y ago
The Guardian article has a lot of detail https://www.theguardian.com/media/2017/jan/24/journalists-ch...
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by bogle 10y ago
[Turtl]( https://turtlapp.com/ ) has been my Evernote replacement for a few months now. I like having everything encrypted and I love writing in Markdown.
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by bogle 10y ago
Yes, Tor is legal in the UK.