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by c3534l 8y ago
As an interesting side note, they don't have to rule only on constitutional issues. They used to quite regularly hear big-news criminal cases.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I was amazed that someone could steal so much art and imagined a sophisicated and expert professional thief with a brilliant mind for security and a taste in art. But apparently he just picked it up off the wall and walked out the door with
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by c3534l 8y ago
Reddit also fails to load aporoximately 20% of the time, too. I figured it was growing pains, but they've not changed a thing. They designed it, they're done, and they're really not interested in what the users think.
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by c3534l 8y ago
> She claims she isn’t. I wonder if the subtlety of that joke will be lost on future generations one day.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I've always thought Haskell and Forth would make an amazing combo.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I don't get why you think this is uniquely Japanese. Do you think western Valentines Day and diamonds aren't equally the result of marketing campaigns? Diamonds as a wedding ring was not the norm in the 1800s. Engagement rings a n
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by c3534l 8y ago
4chan was the punk rock of websites in an era of increasing corporatization of the internet. It was an incubator for internet culture before other websites took that mantle and ran with it (Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, and even Facebook now
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by c3534l 8y ago
I think if the goal had been to make money, it wouldn't have had any impact.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I remember David Letterman doing just that. Apparently that's the conventional wisdom on this sort of thing: announce it yourself rather than let the other person take the first public move.
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by c3534l 8y ago
Didn't he pay off a former pornstar tons of money to stay quiet about having sex with him? Doesn't seem implausible when he's already paid millions in hush money to keep embarassing personal info from leaking.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I don't think politically motivated is in any way the same thing as state-sponsored attack. That's quite a leap.
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by c3534l 8y ago
The popup about cookies was the UK, wasn't it? Unless GDPR also happened a cookies thing afterwards, but the mandatory cookie popup was an out-of-touch plague on the internet for quite a while before GDPR was a thing.
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by c3534l 8y ago
New? This was part of the philosophy in Fight Club. I remember hearing Chuck Palahniuk talk about it. Ted Kaczynski (of all people) believed humans had domesticated ourselves. I'm not sure what to make of an article that boldly claims
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Jewish is an ethnicity that encompasses the national and cultuarl affiliation of its adherants in a similar way that a person might identify as Kurdish, and it is additionally a term used to describe the religion of the Jewish people. You c
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by c3534l 8y ago
Every company is required by GAAP to estimate and accrue legal liability they encounter in the course of doing business. You've managed to turn actually following the law into a conspiracy to violate it.
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by c3534l 8y ago
Portland borders Washington, but not California. It makes no sense for any there to be spillover from California and with the large homeless population who can regularly be seen scavanging public dumpsters, I don't see any reason why t
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by c3534l 8y ago
Pardon my ignorance, but what's a laser strike?
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by c3534l 8y ago
Before Einstein died he called his live-in nurse over to hear his last words. Unfortunately she didn't speak German. So we don't know if he uttered a breakthrough physics formula or just complimented her on a nice set of cans. Any
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by c3534l 8y ago
But then the sentence still isn't right. You'd have to say "We're going to add all-electric to F-Series" or "We're going to make all-electric for F-Series."
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by c3534l 8y ago
I'm no advertising expert, but I have seen a number of stories over the years of companies being disillusioned by the promise of targeted ads. One common thread I've noticed is that most people don't have a targeted product a
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by c3534l 8y ago
Public schools sure don't hit kids. Private schools might. I know Catholic schools were infamous for smacking the crap out of kids, but I don't know how much they've mellowed on that since my Dad and uncles went through Catho
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by c3534l 8y ago
I make lists and jot notes in Zim. Additionally, if I need to actually organize my thoughts I use a freemium mind-mapping software on my phone called Simple Mind. When I went to school for art (until I switched), I learnd that artists and w
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by c3534l 8y ago
Right, but Bush took office during the tech bust followed by a massive recession caused by 9/11 and a number of corporate scandals. Receipts may have increased, but that's because size of the pie has grown, not because you're
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by c3534l 8y ago
The government lowers taxes all the time. The last three presidents for instance.
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by c3534l 8y ago
It seems like the technology needs to be new and cause health effects that can blend in with normal mortality rates to avoid detection for some period of time. Radiation, asbestos, smoking - these avoided detection because they're from
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by c3534l 8y ago
Minimalism is one of those things where simplicity is the goal, but not the measure of success. It seems many people (I'm looking at you Windows 10) forget the design part of flat design. Making all the icons indistinguishable general
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It's kinda like how you can charge obscene amounts of money for popcorn when you own movie theater.
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by c3534l 8y ago
I know in the US you can call yourself a real estate agent, but not a Realtor unless you're part of the National Association of Realtors. This seems just to me: an organization shouldn't be allowed to steal a word from the English
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by c3534l 8y ago
I don't know if this is apocryphal or not, but I'd always heard the same thing happened in the 50s when blood typing became widely available. So I don't think anyone in that industry should be exactly surprised at this partic
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by c3534l 8y ago
> I never said they didn't. I never said you said they didn't. > Yes, that's correct. Why did they "prefer the old ways"? This is precisely what I was critizing. The statement isn't wrong, you just want t

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