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by cazum 8y ago
The only difference between trump and any other right leaning politician since the 80s is that trump says the quiet parts out loud. Being a criminal doesn't automatically win you a ~90% party approval rating for wanting to build a mas
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by cazum 8y ago
I think the opening was meant to show the opposing perspectives on each politician. There's no question that the Fox Newses of the world like to portray AOC as a raving lunatic who is moments away from erecting guillotines and starting
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by cazum 8y ago
So what? If anything all this does is show that being an old school hacker doesn't prevent you from becoming an ineffectual small-r-republican with a donkey pin https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/12&
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by cazum 8y ago
Google photos is absolutely struggling to load my jpegs right now, though I'm not sure how separate that service is from Drive, if at all.
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by cazum 8y ago
The list only includes single, widowed or divorced women, so in that regard the list has been created from a bit more filtering than just age. EDIT: to your point however, being married would not preclude a woman from being "breed read
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by cazum 8y ago
What? Nobody is claiming that they don't. What is being claimed is that the majority of those employees are not seeing an increased benefit (wages) proportional to the increased profits of the company they work for, whereas shareholder
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by cazum 8y ago
There are plenty of examples where rising profits in an industry have led to workforce downsizing, not job creation. Is there any data to show that these excessive eyewear profits are being used to create new jobs?
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by cazum 8y ago
If you didn't do QA, can you really be sure the results were amazing?
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by cazum 8y ago
Telco contracts are not (ever?) written in language parseable by non-technical people. In addition, the people selling these contracts are incentivized to mislead customers in order to make sales. While you can make the argument that what B
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by cazum 8y ago
>while everything keeps getting better. Are out of control wildfires, intense tropical storms, prolonged heat waves and rising sea levels a part of your analysis there?
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by cazum 8y ago
You can't deny creation science, as creation science hasn't yet formed a coherent hypothesis capable of being denied. Climate science has testable hypotheses that continue to give reliable, observable and consistent results. Claim
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by cazum 8y ago
All science is 'advocacy science' when you deny the conclusions.
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by cazum 8y ago
Just a warning to mobile users: The upper link can absolutely grind Android Chrome to a halt. Force closing the app doesn't fix it either, as chrome reopens the last tab you had open, so the only way out is to completely wipe the brows
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by cazum 8y ago
I think this should go without saying, but this is obviously untrue. Yet, I've heard it more times than I could ever recall. Where did this myth come from?
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by cazum 8y ago
Well, Microsoft does own GitHub. Who else would be behind it?
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by cazum 8y ago
At risk of going well off topic here: The exact situation that you described happens a lot closer to home than you may think.
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by cazum 8y ago
Insulin prices have inflated by about 500% over the past two decades in the United States. Novo Nordisk's profits have seen a similar rise. Now, im no economitician, but I'd wager a vial of Fiasp® that there's more than just
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by cazum 8y ago
Novo Nordisk has yearly profits of somewhere in the neighborhood of 10b a year. Those numbers are partially generated by pricing insulin products out of reach of many people who died from not being able to afford it. Sorry if I don't h
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by cazum 8y ago
I think they mean Applecensorship.com
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by cazum 8y ago
It's not theft because that would require Israeli law condemn the action. Given the kind of things they currently do at other border crossings, I wouldn't hold your breath on that one.
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by cazum 8y ago
What do you mean "now"? This is the way it's been done for decades.
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by cazum 8y ago
This is the most cynical, but probably the most pragmatic perspective. I'm not a fan of Gates, but if this is his gameplan, I'm all in. If we can ditch coal and fossils for nuclear, we'll have a new set of problems, but nothi
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by cazum 8y ago
Game prices are going to increase anyway. Last year, EA made over a billion dollars in profits. If they aren't using that money to improve the working conditions of developers, what makes you think the solution is to give them more mon
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by cazum 8y ago
"socialism will never work!" He exclaimed, as the boundless growth of the current economic model pushed the Earth and all its inhabitants toward an entirely needless global extinction event.
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by cazum 8y ago
In Firefox, Ctrl-K selects the address bar, and doesn't trigger the "New Node" action.
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by cazum 8y ago
It's pretty tough to be optimistic when so much unnecessary death and suffering happens daily to ensure that those 26 people remain extremely wealthy.
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by cazum 8y ago
Technology doesn't even need to factor into it. Wealth creates wealth, regardless of the available gadgets. We are now at a stage where the wealthy have used their wealth to accumulate more and more wealth. And as we speak, they are us
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by cazum 8y ago
The marginal tax rate might help the American poor, but for the rest of the world, where the majority of poor people are, this, on its own, isn't really going to do much good.
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by cazum 8y ago
It's a matter of oversight, transparency, accountability and motivation. In the case of Google, they have very little oversight, nearly zero transparency, they are accountable to only their shareholders, and their motives are exclusive
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by cazum 8y ago
Does chip and Medicaid cover absolutely everyone who might need it? Are there people who, despite the coverage, are still left with outstanding costs they can't meet? My understanding is that in Cuba, there is no applying to services l

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