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criley2
7y ago
You seem toxic with this completely unnecessary gatekeeping attempt. I bet working with you is a joy. Let me put it to you this way, if your concept of competency in this industry is driven by knowledge of tabloids and not actually skill an
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7y ago
I'm shocked to see a post of such low quality on hacker news. It reads like an instagram post or twitter replies. I'm not familiar with "theregister.co.uk" but I honestly think it's the lowest quality article I'
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criley2
7y ago
+1 I've never in my life met someone who looked down on people for not liking sports, but if I bring up sports in the wrong geek community, man I get eviscerated by holier-than-thou types who simply must explain why it's a waste o
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7y ago
Free means "without cost or payment", so turning around and suggesting that someone who rightfully uses a software provided under a "without payment" model is actually "leeching" because they do not offer payme
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7y ago
>free work >leech Pick one.
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7y ago
I would lean the opposite direction. I switched from a Vizio TV to a 144hz ViewSonic monitor and the difference in gaming is night and day. It's not only a better image with better colors, deeper blacks, better looking sharpness and st
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7y ago
"Why do you need me to name a person impacted by cancel culture? Because you lied to push a biased and false political narrative, and when challenged, you admitted it. I wanted you to substantiate your beliefs because I knew you had fa
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7y ago
So, to be clear, you cannot think of a single youtuber who was "cancelled" unjustly, despite writing a statement which implied that most of the cases were unjust as a rule? To be frank, this is exactly what I thought, and really c
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7y ago
"and you get cancel cultured (some cases, it's justified. But is it always?)" Feels like you're just trying to make a political comment here. Do you have a list of Youtubers who were unjustly "cancelled"? The w
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7y ago
When Pokemon Go switched from Gmaps to OSM, the quality drop was dramatic and noticeable. I want OSM to be a real competitor, but I think it represents a perfect example of how difficult it is to compete with Google Maps. It counts as "
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7y ago
Google Maps has a multi-layered business moat that makes competition really difficult * Massive staff and fleet of vehicles on the ground with multiple sensors mapping the entire planet. Capital costs here are enormous * Massive network and
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7y ago
Doesn't something like 95%+ of Mozilla foundation funding come from Firefox funneling users to Google? I like Firefox but it wouldn't necessarily exist if it wasn't part of the beast
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7y ago
I'll add current events to this reply: Donald Trump's use of android cellphones is widely believed by analysts in multiple countries to be listened into by both allied and hostile nations. He constantly uses an android device and
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7y ago
False equivalence applies here. Barack Obama did not hire a foreign agency to accept laundered intelligence from a hostile foreign intelligence agency to target American voters for disinformation and propaganda to materially affect an Ameri
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7y ago
Every business or municipality which has tried to go against the corrupt titans and their legion of lobbyists and bought-and-paid for congresspeople have failed at this. Musk may have the technical ability here, but he does not possess the
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7y ago
Once again your post is mostly unsourced, evidenceless conservative propaganda and conspiracy. It's riddled with mistakes (confusing deficit for debt) and downright nonsense (excusing the worst corruption in American history, hundreds
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7y ago
Haha you're why the commercials work. Hook line and sinker. Many 'poor' people are poor because of spending habits and lack of saving discipline, and it's a hall mark of the modern poor in America to drive a car you can&
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7y ago
Why is airplane mode a fair distinction? You can unplug a listening device or put it on a timer plug so its only active for certain hours. If it's possible that your cellphone could lie to you and monitor you, then it's equally po
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7y ago
What even is this comment? If you care about bugs, don't carry one around. Smartphones are beloved by intelligence agencies for their ease of access. Most devices running today are full of unreported zero days up to and including "
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7y ago
"Call me tinfoil I don't care, but don't invite me to your homes either if the place is going to be bugged, I'm good." The funniest part of this opinion is that 95% of the time I hear it, I say, can you take the bug
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7y ago
Calling Amazon products upper middle class is like calling iPhones upper middle class. Yeah... uh, about that...
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>I see someone is watching too much MSNBC.... All cable news is terrible, but obviously you disagree as your opinions have been written for you by Fox News opinion hosts ("Fake News"). Literally, you have expressed 0 opinions t
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7y ago
Well, if we're doing American politics Candidate A: A career criminal who has devoted his time in office to mass corruption, stealing hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars for personal benefit. Not satisfied with creating the most c
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7y ago
After reading Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century and his literal hundreds of pages of hard sourcing of the claims I made regarding wealth and income inequality and how corporations have served to massively concentrate incom
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7y ago
If running a business wasn't profitable no one would do it. Simple as that. Running a for-profit is not altruistic. It's not a service. You're not serving your community. It doesn't make you inherently good. People run b
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7y ago
It's crazy that "Nazi" China is engaging in an ethnic genocide right now, with massive concentration camps, death camps, mass graves, mass rape, mass sterilizations, mass re-education camps, and you would say "China is n
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7y ago
The 'double-taxed' argument is so lame. Money circulates in a system and gets taxed basically infinitely. Worker gets paid and pays income taxes and retirement taxes. Worker spends their pay, and has to pay sales taxes. Business g
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"Why are we okay with profits being more important than ethics" I say this as a capitalist, but the answer is capitalism. Our greed-based system incentivizes hoarding and profit above all else, with the logic being, an unrepentant
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Why would small fines mean they should behave correctly? Small fines make it easy to justify as "cost of doing business". It's the large onerous fines which incentivize them to do it the less-profitable and more-moral way, be
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It's crazy that people are so indoctrinated with this kind of propaganda. Here's the kicker that proves it: There was nothing salacious in the DNC/hillary emails. NOTHING! But in the alt-right propaganda universe, just like D
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