enlightenedfool

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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
It will get worse when electorate instead of choosing the right candidates, chooses the more electable ones. The constitution cannot provide safeguard against ill-informed electorate. Not just the US, applies to any democracy. Most democrac
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If I find a vulnerability and exploit someone's device, it's not okay under law. Why is a government institution exempt from law in a supposedly exemplary democracy?
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
He defined capitalism.
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Apple's motion to dismiss the FBI's court order(macworld.com)
1 points by enlightenedfool 11y ago|0 comments
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
You seem to be the dream consumer for their marketers :-)
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
That's it! End of speedtest.net
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Women Made Incremental Progress in Tech the Past Few Years(entrepreneur.com)
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This Is Why You Can’t Afford a House(thedailybeast.com)
3 points by enlightenedfool 11y ago|0 comments
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
yet another thing that anti-iphone people rile and iphone users don't care. The bricked owners will buy the next gen iphone and won't repeat the mistake of third party repair. what's the fuss about? yawn...
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
The inquiry says - 'Putin probably approved...' 'Probably'? Come back with facts and proofs.
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Insignificant compared to openly murdering heads of states of Iraq, Libya and causing deaths of hundreds and thousands of people across middle east.
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
I'm convinced it's a scam based on my own experiences in U.S.A and the third world. I got a throat infection in India. I went to the pharmacy, took antibiotics for $2. It's done. If that happens in the US, I'm forced to
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
My friend had a cyst on the eyelid. His eye doctor changed 3 antibiotics for a period of 3 months. Didn't work. Finally he insisted the doctor to surgically drain it. That worked and it should have been done in the first place. The doc
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LastPass Phishing Attack Lets Hackers Get All Your Passwords(motherboard.vice.com)
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I think what I didn't like is that while it required lot of training to be Jedi in the past, Rey seemed to have miraculously acquired congenitally. Or did I not notice/heard how she got trained?
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
This is exactly what NSA wants you to think while they have another more secretive backdoor in.
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
But dissolving it and sacrificing those jobs will help millions of lives well into the future. USA is familiar with this approach, why not do it? Like drop A-bomb on a city full of innocent people as justification to end the war or kill a 1
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
That suspension is for a bribe. Once that's in, expect it to be lifted. I'm not kidding. It's a core ethic by which government functions.
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They might know the person, but not necessarily their affiliation. They might want to investigate before they divulge. If it's a US person, it takes time or would never be divulged.
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
"they will kill us because their ideology is fundamentally opposed to Western concepts..." This is perpetual lie by western media and politicians. Islam has not been more violent than Christianity until may be the last century. Wh
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
Who do you think created ISIS? It's US allies including funding, hardware. Cut them instead. You murder far too many civilians than terrorists with military response which in turn creates more terrorists.
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I think the saner view being minority, it isn't possible unfortunately.
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Same with another democracy - India. The "Gandhi"s have been ruling for over half a century.
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
With two programmer incomes we can't buy a home 35 miles away from Boston. So pathetic.
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Former Apple designers – company lost the fundamental principles of good design(theverge.com)
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How Edward Snowden Changed Everything(thenation.com)
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
What other provider choice do you have? Whoever they are, they all collude to inflict maximum pain for maximum gain - a hallmark of modern capitalism. Good luck though.
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Telegram blocked 78 ISIS messaging channels this week(engadget.com)
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by enlightenedfool 11y ago
Glad to see another book to learn from for free. But my problem now is that there are so many books each with somewhat different approach and content for the same ML techniques. Not necessarily bad, but I get somewhat confused when trying t
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India to Become World’s Second Largest Internet Market(techcrunch.com)
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