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by contextual 13y ago
If the suffering of animals matters, then eating meat is morally wrong. Animals are non-human persons who are aware of their own existence and who feel a wide range of emotions, just like we do. Killing animals may still be acceptable in we
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by contextual 13y ago
Acknowledge them. Start by saying hi and follow your heart after that. Many people don't even acknowledge homeless people as human beings.
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by contextual 13y ago
Flagged for being a potty mouth.
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by contextual 13y ago
Don't be fooled. This is damage control by cowards. Nothing more.
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by contextual 13y ago
This is damage control by cowards Paul.
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by contextual 13y ago
That's your opinion. I took away at least one solid tip and that more than justifies reading it.
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Yandex announces new algorithm, SEO ranking WITHOUT links (russiansearchtips.com)
3 points by contextual 13y ago|1 comments
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by contextual 13y ago
The NSA needs to put people back at ease, to make the Snowden story go away. What better way than to have Microsoft, Google and others make a statement like this? Before using any Microsssoft product again, remember the parable of the India
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by contextual 13y ago
It's a bizarre and complicated story I hope to one day tell, but not today.
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by contextual 13y ago
I ran a similar experiment with Rejection Therapy a year or so ago. I used big red "DON'T BUY" purchase buttons and sales went up slightly. Long story as to why I took them down, and I'm not even sure if I should discuss
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by contextual 13y ago
No. Searching on Google is akin to using a public washroom where video cameras have been installed.
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by contextual 13y ago
That's a September article, and a little context is in order. The writedown was in inventory and not cash. It was for product that had only been in the retail channel for a few months. Good product like the Z10. It was a strategic move
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by contextual 13y ago
Data point: I sideload Android apps onto my BB Z30 all the time, and it's less than five minutes from start to finish. I feel like I have the best of both worlds.
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by contextual 13y ago
Make 'em pay. Become so successful that the VC who screwed the deal looks like an idiot.
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by contextual 13y ago
The Jolla UI looks like they borrowed liberally from Blackberry 10 OS. This is a good thing mind you, as I prefer subtle swiping gestures over tapping, and I like being able to 'peek' into my email without opening applications up.
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Syndicalism: a replacement for Capitalism (en.wikipedia.org)
9 points by contextual 13y ago|3 comments
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by contextual 13y ago
You are very kind. If you need an outside opinion, don't hesitate to ask. You'll find my contact information on my website: http://jasoncomely.com
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by contextual 13y ago
I don't know your exact life situation, but in most cases, people get into startups for three reasons 1) they have a burning desire to be their own boss and control their own destiny 2) they see an opportunity in the marketplace and&#x
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by contextual 13y ago
My parents know about Bitcoins. Officially, you are no longer an early adopter.
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by contextual 13y ago
The asking of the question is your answer. Full-time startups demand every ounce of you. They are for entrepreneurial people with a high tolerance for risk and a vision of something they want to bring out into the world. Startups aren'
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by contextual 13y ago
The answers here expose the lack of gratitude and ethical backbone of certain HN readers. Snowden risked his life to expose the surveillance programs of the most powerful countries in the world. You could argue he did more for civil liberti
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by contextual 13y ago
81% of the internet do not use Wordpress: http://venturebeat.com/2013/07/27/19-percent-of-the-web-runs...
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by contextual 13y ago
I made what I perceived was a potentially valuable insight, and lightened my comment with an idiom. No need to get emo.
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by contextual 13y ago
This is cool, but I'm going to be a wet blanket here: you are seriously limiting your audience by making people install and host it themselves. Even the fact it's on github is a big turnoff for a lot of potential users. Developer
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by contextual 13y ago
Study the Bible and/or Zen poetry every morning, preferably before reading anything else.
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by contextual 13y ago
Spoken like a person of privilege, someone completely out of touch with the challenges of the poor. Have you considered that low wage workers may be too exhausted after working two and three jobs a day to engage in "class warfare"
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by contextual 13y ago
Makes me wonder if scientists and supporters of vivo animal testing are unwitting psychopaths, not just simply having low moral intuition.
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by contextual 13y ago
I've been listening to EconTalk with Russ Roberts[1], The KunstlerCast [2] and Poetry Magazine podcast [3] for years. Good stuff. It'll put hair on yer chest. [1] http://www.econtalk.org/ [2] http://kun
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by contextual 13y ago
My favorite word that's picked up a new meaning (for me, anyway) is trespass, as in "trespassers will be trespassed"[1]. Apparently, using the word trespass as a intransitive verb is correct (albeit archaic) and was used as s
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by contextual 13y ago
Zuckerberg must be a traffic-drawing keyword for them to put it in the headline. It's such an obvious statement for an otherwise informative article.

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