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by endisukaj 8y ago
I didn't misinterpret it, but even in the article it's mentioned that China's most popular sport is Football. So it's the same as in Brazil in that respect.
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by endisukaj 8y ago
Cricket is not the most popular sport of those countries. Football is.
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by endisukaj 8y ago
So it's business as usual for Microsoft. Unsurprising.
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by endisukaj 8y ago
They probably meant the Cold War.
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by endisukaj 8y ago
Why? It's their data and their right to have it deleted.
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by endisukaj 8y ago
That's Google for you!
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by endisukaj 8y ago
For example?
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by endisukaj 9y ago
> ad-free You don't want the people who make the content you enjoy to earn a living doing that?
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Isn't that counter-productive though? I'll just take my business elsewhere and develop for competing environments.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Because Yandex and Baidu give your data to some of the worst governments in the world.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
You are supposed to use it with emacsclient. You run spacemacs as a daemon the first time and just connect to it all the subsequent times.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
They also sold half of Europe to the Soviets, started a war in Vietnam, and nuked Japan. See? Goes both ways.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Can you "rent out" only a room with the rest of the rooms being unoccupied? You can say you are not renting out the entire apartment, it's just that the other rooms have not been occupied.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
If you have fiscal cooperation, a single currency, a governmental body that forces regulations and laws to its member states and in the end even a unified army (which I think will happen in the future, especially since the US is taking more
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by endisukaj 9y ago
In the end, the EU needs to do what it must to survive and that IMO means federalize. A united EU would not need an anchor for safety.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
... but why?
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Are we still usig IQ as an argument un-ironically?
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by endisukaj 9y ago
... and no other news since that trailer. It sincerely hope they don't delay it much more. Nothing good ever came from delaying and causing a game to be over-hyped.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Mafia existed long before that though. The Camorra for example had a defined structure and was known as a phenomenon even in the Kingdom of two Sicilies.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
And enable DRM in my web browser? No thank you.
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Impatience: The Pitfall of Every Ambitious Person(dariusforoux.com)
241 points by endisukaj 9y ago|34 comments
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Enrico Fermi, father of the nuclear age – History of physics(economist.com)
22 points by endisukaj 9y ago|6 comments
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by endisukaj 9y ago
https://markerbox.co It's an easy to use, bookmark manager. I was disappointed in how bloated pocket became and opted in to make my own solution. It's still in early stages right now but a lot more features (and at lea
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The strange case of RSS(codepengu.in)
2 points by endisukaj 9y ago|1 comments
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by endisukaj 9y ago
He fails to understand the fact that it's not necessarily Bitcoin _per-se_ that will bring change to world economy and the banking structure; it's the underlying technology that has value and perhaps even for Bitcoin itself it&#x2
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Bitcoin Is Evil (2013)(krugman.blogs.nytimes.com)
53 points by endisukaj 9y ago|65 comments
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by endisukaj 9y ago
That's mostly football ultras[0] though. They are usually the lowest common denominator, it's like saying the US has issues with education because there are people who believe that the earth is flat. Besides, I did not say there&#
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Avoiding the culture of dividing and collecting data based on race makes a society racist? That's certainly an interesting way of looking at it.
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by endisukaj 9y ago
Do you have any proof for that? AFAIK the percentage of black people in prison in the EU is smaller than in the US for example. I know that this does not prove everything but it's one way to measure institutional racism which is kinda
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by endisukaj 9y ago
You'll be hard-pressed to find the sort of systematic racism found in the US (especially by institutions) anywhere in Europe. Sure, you might get the occasional glance if you are black especially in Eastern Europe and it's mostly

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