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chance_state
6y ago
Do they analyze the cat poop?
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chance_state
6y ago
What does this have to do with this post?
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chance_state
6y ago
You're going to be in for a rude awakening when you discover that not every FAANG engineer hates Trump too. I guess you have the option of giving up all those products and services too.
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chance_state
6y ago
I use this with my Pi-Hole. Works very well. Along with a few other lists the Pi-Hole blocks about 30% of requests with almost no changes on the user end.
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chance_state
6y ago
>There are also ways to send GA hits through a sub domain to make it look self hosted and bypass ad blockers. This doesn't work anymore. uBlock Origin, Pi-Hole, and many others do CNAME inspection to uncover the true host.
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6y ago
>Facebook, for its part, said it was "grateful that leaders in the civil rights community took the time to share candid, honest feedback" and said "it is an important moment to listen, and we look forward to continuing the
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6y ago
>The cleverest trick used in propaganda against Germany during the war was to accuse Germany of what our enemies themselves were doing. [1] It's one of the oldest tricks in the book. Somehow a billionaire who shits in gold toilets i
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6y ago
>despite how incredibly unethical it is for authors to opt out Authors sometimes spend years of their lives and plenty of their own money to write a book. They often have no idea if it will even sell, so it can be a huge risk. Why do you
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6y ago
Do you think the police would just like, abuse their power? Surely not.
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>Again, someone please produce evidence that this person was a cop or agent provocateur, or stop posting this rumor.
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>I think it's reasonable to conclude either: > * this guy just wanted to do harm to the location for themselves > * somebody, acting alone or with others, is trying to either make the protests violent or make the protests lo
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I don't know exactly what they're harvesting, but I'm assuming Google isn't offering a free font API out of the goodness of their hearts. Do you disagree? Maybe they're giving away a font API for literally nothing i
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6y ago
For a second there I thought we might blame the people who burned down buildings for burning down buildings. Thankfully you saved it with "but muh system". >Why do you think that the rioters were in koreatown during the rodney
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6y ago
>Your tweet links to an unmasking of a police officer committing false-flag violence in order to justify counter-violence towards protestors and rioters. Please link some proof or stop spreading this rumor on HN. >White guy breaks win
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6y ago
Did the police burn down and destroy $1B of property?
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Did you watch the video? He very clearly tells them "we are live on air".
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6y ago
What about all that juicy tracking data though?
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6y ago
>Where do you go for "robust intellectual discussion"? Sam Harris and Tim Ferriss have great long form interviews with interesting people.
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Apparently they've been friends for 30+ years. >At best it's lazy brohangs masquerading as journalism This is the problem: people coming to the podcast expecting it to be some intellectual journalistic endeavor, when Rogan has
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6y ago
Probably not as strong as you think. That's some tiny fraction of people who are willing to whitelist which is another tiny fraction of people who block this stuff to begin with.
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>Western companies don’t talk about values, Western governments do. This is completely wrong. Every other ad on TV in the US is preaching about how much Walmart/Amazon/Pepsi/etc. care about the environment/LGBT rights
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>It's not cut and dry. Yeah, it actually is. You tell the Nazi's to fuck off and if they kick you out, they kick you out.
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6y ago
Thanks for you comment. It's too rare that we hear from people with your perspective. Is HN not blocked/censored in China?
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6y ago
4.5 long hours for the "but America" comment to appear. Rookie numbers.
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6y ago
From the article: >My brother, nine years older than me, cut ties definitively and decisively. When I was 19 years old, he got married, leaving our mother and father behind. While my brother built a new family for himself, he remained cl
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Is there evidence that these "accusations of impropriety" materially impact elections? From my research, the outrage about votor fraud is completely overblown.
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So Apple's "secret police" is jailing and disappearing people for speech? Please cite some sources.
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Please cite some sources of people being arrested and disappeared in the US for saying "stuff they don't like" (whoever "they" is).
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Is this something other than "America bad"? What do US defense contractors have to do with any of this?
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Do you have access to google.com? https://nypost.com/2019/07/13/inside-the-hellish-workday-of-... https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/feb/05/amazon-wo... https:&#
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