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Why Racism in Numbers Will Bring Down the NYPD in the Stop-and-Frisk Trial
(theatlanticwire.com)
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Some guns are useful as clubs without the bullets, but this one is just useless. Unless that same angsty teenager can also acquire bullets, there isn't really a problem - the legal age to purchase ammo is (as far as I know) the same as pur
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Yeah, I made that reply before I saw that second post. It doesn't really change much though - something tells me he's not a supporter of totalitarian right-wing rule either.
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Your comment is a bit of a window into yours - disparaging remarks made against the left wing don't imply support of the right wing.
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Agreed. I don't think Microsoft has to focus on the 'game' aspect of the new Xbox - the people making games for it will do that, and we know the hardware is sufficient for the next console iteration. They are focusing on the rest of the e
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'bro gamer' is just a term used by some gamers to feel superior to the CoD demographic (which is everybody ). It seems to me to be a kind of signaling used to mark themselves out as 'serious' gamers who think about 'serious' issues while
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E3 is in three weeks. They didn't want this event to focus on games, because then they'd have nothing to show at E3. But they still showed some games just to prove it had working hardware.
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A rumor I had read (can't find where now, take with many grains of salt) is part of the reason the thing is so large and, well, xbox huge, is that the cooling solution for the box is nearly silent and to do that necessitated the size.
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Sony patent is hilarious, terrifying
(tech.fortune.cnn.com)
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Urgh. Not all law enforcement is corrupt. And if you don't give it a chance, watch it fail, and then write a story about that , you aren't helping with the corruption.
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I still can't figure out why you think 'lives in Texas' means something other than 'Texan', other than successful left-wing advertising and right-wing propaganda. Texas is pretty much a microcosm of the US with an independent streak and a
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What's wrong with writing a story about the supposed video and then notifying the appropriate authorities? Is not stories about the video enough to get the ball rolling? If these people are attempting to blackmail the mayor, then law enfo
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I think you missed the point. Go ahead and repeat that quote to every male around you and see if they all approve.
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America’s Troubled Drone Policy: Let the Debate Finally Begin
(thedailybeast.com)
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How Hope and Change Gave Way to Spying on the Press
(thedailybeast.com)
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I don't care if Houston is 'Liberal'. I prefer pragmatic and reasonable. If the two go hand and hand, so be it, but I don't think that's always the case.
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Austin is not near as special and 'weird' as it thinks it is. I say this living in the largest city in the U.S. with a gay mayor, also located in Texas. You know nothing jon knee.
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The first time you hear the words 'because I said so'.
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Sales tax penalizes those living hand to mouth more than is probably advisable. I don't mind progressive taxation, but I would love to see them stop trying to do social engineering with the tax code and just charge a fixed rate based on in
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The man told him that he was doing “research” and the camera was transmitting the images to his glasses. I find myself unsurprised that this guy was probably wearing Google Glasses...
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After you turn 30 you realize that not everyone will believe what you do or be right about everything, but when they are right about one thing and you disregard it 'out of principle', you look the fool.
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And despite all these tickets being issued in the name of 'safety', people still continue to slightly miss the yellow, not quite come to a complete stop before turning right, and fail to make a snap judgement correct 100% of the time. The
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Evgeny Morozov, The Internet, And The Failure Of Invective
(theawl.com)
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Actually I think they would hope their was download activity from Iran, Cuba, North Korea, etc... their stated goal is getting guns into the hands of oppressed citizens.
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Compare the rates of violent deaths in those countries when they did have guns available to ours, and you will find out that America is just more violent period , which nobody should find surprising. EDIT: But in better news, we are getti
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Japanese Man Creates Amazing Art Using Excel
(kotaku.com)
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I don't think the problem is with the message, the problem is with the way it is worded as a personal email from A to B when they probably thought they were getting a generic 'A has invited you to join FounderDating!'.
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Well, right now, the government has the biggest club, and we gave it to him, or at least let him build it. Not sure if the alternatives are any better...
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From what I hear (I don't use functional languages, so I don't know for sure), functional languages minimize state, but don't erase it entirely.
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I saw this post from Elon Musk yesterday after he mentioned an upcoming Tesla announcement. Almost thought the same thing. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/330053450261987328
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