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by bzb6 6y ago
> If you Google phrases similar to the ones cited in the article, you'll certainly find the racist stuff, but most of the top results will be context and rebuttals Because Google manipulates the results.
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by bzb6 6y ago
These are football players playing matches in public and the statistics are trivial I imagine, like how many passes they make and stuff like that, no? This seems like they just want free money and I hope they lose
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by bzb6 6y ago
Isn’t a function like that trivial to implement?
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by bzb6 6y ago
It’s not like they have anywhere else to go to.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Maradona was an excellent football player without a doubt but all he’s done for decades now is getting a renown for being a cocaine addict, a communist, and a pederast. As per the rest of your comment I love your country but you have some v
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by bzb6 6y ago
In the same way I can take a screenshot of a conversation with you and post it online without your permission.
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by bzb6 6y ago
If you are asking whether a back door can allow them to read your messages, the answer is “obviously, that’s why it’s a back door”
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by bzb6 6y ago
Inflammatory title.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I’m amazed at the high quality of the interface—this is clearly going to crush Zoom. If I were the CEO I’d step down immediately and I wouldn’t show my face for the rest of my life.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I read the title as “watch a NASA video that shows a dangerous air pollutant being dropped on us during COVID”
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by bzb6 6y ago
English is not a foreign language in India.
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by bzb6 6y ago
AI is liberal imperialism. I disagree with calling it “goodwill” as if they were universally good.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Doesn’t seem so crazy that they don’t want some foreign media mogul to influence their country.
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by bzb6 6y ago
You don’t need 1.2 TB a month to wfh or use zoom I’m sure someone will come here and say “well my use case for wfh involves uploading 1 TB a day”, but no, that’s not normal
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by bzb6 6y ago
> Who will win, a multibillion dollar industry or a couple of txt files? I don’t want to read the whole thing because I don’t care too much, so I may be a little bit off topic here, but afaik nobody has managed to block Facebook’s sponso
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by bzb6 6y ago
It didn’t, the user did. I assume the fake link led to a page saying “you have to update your zoom” and downloaded malware. The kind of thing new macOS versions try to avoid with the new gatekeeper. Maybe the guy used windows?
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by bzb6 6y ago
Why do you think the UK left? The EU is not much more than a regulatory burden to them.
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by bzb6 6y ago
It must be the first time I see a developer licensing his code under the MIT or BSD and then being happy when he sees his code being used by someone else.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Only that your Bluetooth band needs to be charged several times a month.
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by bzb6 6y ago
In a place as corrupt as India it’s likely they’ll win.
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by bzb6 6y ago
This is like negotiating with terrorists.
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by bzb6 6y ago
The header of your website is sticky and takes up half the height of my screen.
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by bzb6 6y ago
>Guangzhou Jiubang Digital Technology Co., Ltd [Pikachu face]
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by bzb6 6y ago
Isn’t it like that in the rest of the world?
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by bzb6 6y ago
As easy as impersonating Chrome—if they can detect you, you’re not doing it well enough.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Why is a grown man calling himself “Jimmy”?
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by bzb6 6y ago
How about all the routines that are written in x86 assembly? Of which, in a performance sensitive application such as a game, there probably are a lot.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Don’t know about the rest but Íñigo Errejón is irrelevant and sort of a running joke here.
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by bzb6 6y ago
You don’t own the games, you own a licence to play them which is suspended when your account is. If you want to own the games, pirate them.
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by bzb6 6y ago
To me mate tastes like making a brew out of the contents of an ashtray.

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