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by brink 8y ago
Since Mickey Mouse was first debuted in 1928, does this mean that Mickey Mouse will become public domain in 5 years if the copyright law doesn't change?
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by brink 9y ago
Can someone without bias ELI5 on why I pay ~30% in taxes, but Alphabet pays 11%?
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by brink 9y ago
Looks like this Chrome plugin allows you to turn on / off WebRTC and fixes the leak. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/webrtc-control/fjk...
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by brink 9y ago
My argument wasn't really serious.
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by brink 9y ago
"Is murder okay, as long as you're murdering Hitler?"
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by brink 9y ago
It's more of a "congrats on the money" applause.
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by brink 9y ago
Why pay for ads when you can pay for vote manipulation and viral marketing through organic posts? The cost / user engagement ratio has to be much better, right?
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by brink 9y ago
They do https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Z_bvYNWR4k
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by brink 9y ago
It looks like it was done by a customer support employee on their way out https://twitter.com/TwitterGov/status/926267806261407744
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by brink 9y ago
I like the aesthetic of the site.
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by brink 9y ago
Use a JS compiler
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by brink 9y ago
ctags are practically dead on twitter. Good luck searching for something like $LTC or $PTOY without crawling through pages of ctag spam with russian names linking to telegram accounts. It really shouldn't be that hard to fix.
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by brink 9y ago
Kinda cool.. though it also seems pointless or hollow of meaning? "Let's make a package as small as possible while removing everything. Our next feat will be the world's most empty room." What's more interesting to
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by brink 9y ago
How dare I?
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by brink 9y ago
I'm sure it is. I'm not trying to minimize discrimination.
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by brink 9y ago
I started using Private Internet Access after they got booted out of Russia due to their 0 logs policy.
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by brink 9y ago
I believe he's being downvoted because some believe that there should be a balance between political correctness and skin thickness rather than just full on PC. (This includes me.)
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by brink 9y ago
I left PureVPN 2 years ago because of their logging policy.
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by brink 9y ago
Yeah, but the sound quality.
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by brink 9y ago
It's ~$20 a month. Do you really think I'm going to pay ~$220/yr so I can read articles on WSJ once in a while?
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by brink 9y ago
Right, don't think of Bitcoin as digital dollars. Bitcoin is more like digital gold. Use it to hedge the digital markets, but don't use it to buy coffee. Granted, some coffee shops will take your "digital gold" as they w
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by brink 9y ago
Interesting that they use the this.handleChange = this.handleChange.bind(this) example over the simpler lexical declaration. handleChange = () => {} Is the reason for them not using the latter due to the spec not being fina
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by brink 9y ago
It's a chip that you can put in pretty much anything.
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by brink 9y ago
Yeah, it does imply a software update or the satellites are upgrading rather than a completely new chip in a new phone.
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by brink 9y ago
What do I do if I want to purchase something off of eBay?
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by brink 9y ago
Nothing a little deep learning can't solve. Right? Right guys?
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by brink 9y ago
> Verizon will undoubtedly exclaim that it, too, needs to throttle video in order to keep up with T-Mobile. The latter carrier is at least violating the spirit of net neutrality at the moment. They were talking about T-Mobile violating n
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by brink 9y ago
https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/forum/discussion/21779...
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by brink 9y ago
It would be nice if this kind of philanthropy were more common so that it would no longer be weird. I've found PIA to be more of a company of principles than profits. They were booted out of Russia due to their refusal to compromise on
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by brink 9y ago
I guess "civil war" sounds a lot more interesting than a hard fork, an unlikely split and people trying to capitalize on the drama.

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