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by bugsy 15y ago
I don't see what the big advantage is of CEOs few have heard of being dragged in to nuke existing companies and rebuild them in the image of the old company he used to work at. Why not just nuke the company out of spite (or alternatively se
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by bugsy 15y ago
It's not a Like button, it's a privacy invading web tracker in the guise of a Like button, a disguise intended to colonize by trickery. Germany's actions are the right thing to do.
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by bugsy 15y ago
This is your conclusion from reading about a class at the top university in the US offering completely free courses from renowned experts to anyone in the world who wishes to sign up? They are greedy bastards getting rich? That is really wh
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by bugsy 15y ago
Pointing out it's well nigh inevitable at this point due to systematic abuse of and disregard for human rights isn't saying that it is righteous or that the outcome will be good. Most revolutions lead to bad outcomes not good, but most revo
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by bugsy 15y ago
I agree that's going out on a limb, a bold move. It seems to me the adoption curve and history of Apple dropping fringe technologies they grow bored with after significant investment by a few firms will keep adoption far below FW rates. USB
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by bugsy 15y ago
Texting pricing is such a gigantic and well known scam that it's hard to have sympathy for its victims at this point in time. It's like a guy who keeps buying lemons from the same dishonest car salesmen and then asking why the guy is still
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by bugsy 15y ago
In the paper he states "I also prove the converse", meaning the iff clause is justified.
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by bugsy 15y ago
Just the concept of the proposition of this paper is pretty amazing. The author Philip Maymin is a serious bad ass for doing this proof. What a dude.
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by bugsy 15y ago
Tunisian riots started with people upset because of the way the police had abused some guy. Same as the UK. EXACT SAME THING. Not different at all. Police abuse provokes rioting that leads to the justified overthrow of the government. Only
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by bugsy 15y ago
If you decide to come to the riot, could you bring the desert plates? Just a sack of 500 paper ones would be fine. Famous case from World War I. There was a socialist party guy, Charles Schenck, who thought war was a bunch of BS and the dra
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by bugsy 15y ago
Yeah, I agree. Being non-encrypted is better because they know it is being broadcast to one and all and therefore will continue to not be broadcasting sensitive information such as the identity of informants and such. With encryption, polic
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by bugsy 15y ago
Hm, this subthread seems pretty afar off topic, but I'll sincerely say that if there is a God and He is Just, then it makes sense that he "Hates America" like they say. The US has become such an imperialist corporate police state. This comi
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by bugsy 15y ago
Yes, that should teach them a lesson.
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by bugsy 15y ago
Hey we're "having a riot" out by the McDonalds on Orangethorpe Avenue in Anaheim tomorrow at 4pm. Hope you can make it, assuming free speech still exists in the US, unlike the british police state we fought to free ourselves from. PS come a
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by bugsy 15y ago
We also should arrest all the people in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya who rioted in their countries this year as well. Disorder must not be tolerated! Government power above all else! Bow before your gods, peasants!
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by bugsy 15y ago
I agree completely. Young guys don't realize that if a "businessman" doesn't have enough cash on hand to pay for even basic expenses to start a big fancy business, there's absolutely no chance whatsoever that he has the business acumen to r
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by bugsy 15y ago
Encouraging people to shake a laptop containing a hard drive is not advisable.
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by bugsy 15y ago
I'm with you: I was wondering the same thing. Some people are downvoting your reasonable and polite comment voicing a sensible concern. This sort of downvoting activity directed towards quality comments are ruining this site by trying to cr
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by bugsy 15y ago
This makes no sense to me. It says it stops cmd-Q from losing your work. Every program I have seen asks if you want to save unchanged edits before it closes the window following reception of a quit. Now, Lion has a new paradigm available fo
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by bugsy 15y ago
OK thanks, so it sounds like you're saying that if the government allows even small peaceful protests, these could turn into larger ones that threaten the existing power structures, therefore protests should not be permitted at all?
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by bugsy 15y ago
Words like "irrational" are propaganda and "how to change their mind" suggests that people should be drinking cleaned sewer water provided by a municipality whose equipment is run by drug addicts and losers, and equipment provided by the lo
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by bugsy 15y ago
Wait you are saying the key advantage of US taxpayers funding this is people overseas in paypal blocked countries (Libya, North Korea...) get it for free?
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by bugsy 15y ago
It's a pretty good suggestion, weird it's getting downvotes.
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by bugsy 15y ago
OK, I have to ask what is the meaning behind that comment. I do understand you are referring to the Tiananmen Square protests.
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by bugsy 15y ago
The actual event referenced by the article was the opening of the Symphony season, which is an event available to anyone who wishes to purchase a ticket. No actual red carpet was in evidence in the photos. Those who attend and wear clothes
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by bugsy 15y ago
I do agree with everyone she is a techie. What did people think of the article's use of opening night at the opera and symphony as examples of attaining insider social event status in the bay area? I am a bit skeptical of this since opening
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by bugsy 15y ago
"The safety of our customers is our No. 1 priority, and we're going to do what we can to keep people safe," Allison said. "We're just going to leave it at that." If the people running the BART system were so concerned about BART customers'
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by bugsy 15y ago
What were your thoughts about the fact that the world's leading expert on the topic, whom he cited in his article, responded in the comments pointing out his errors, and he responded with personal remarks and no facts? That doesn't sound li
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by bugsy 15y ago
Hate to say it but the guy who wrote that article seems very unprofessional to me. He says he gives As to all his students for everything they do regardless of quality because it makes them feel good about themselves and like him more. Then
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by bugsy 15y ago
> Children with ADHD have a significantly higher rate of missing or duplicated DNA segments compared to other children The problem with this study is they looked at kids who had been diagnosed and were on long term drug therapy. This is

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