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fleitz
10y ago
I think you're confusing not having empathy / caring with not sharing your political views.
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10y ago
That's a huge simplification of the famine. The root causes of the famine are generally attributable to rental law in Ireland and the disincentives it created towards farmers investing in land and/or farms scaled to the right size
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fleitz
10y ago
Yup, reverse malthusianism.
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fleitz
10y ago
Because current projections don't reach population levels where we exhaust the capacity of the earth, at best we'd face reduced material wealth. Why the situation tragic? The universe does not care the sea levels or temperatures a
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10y ago
No I don't, to me the emails and the resignations are both evidence and an admission of guilt, to you it might not be. I hope that Hillary and the DNC are able to get their day in court so the evidence can be heard by a jury of their p
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10y ago
Because she sent the emails to the Hillary Campaign. And then was surprise surprise, appointed to the DNC Chair. You know instead of the Hillary campaign saying, no no, you shouldn't appoint her, we have evidence that she is corrupt, h
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10y ago
Donna Brazille and DWS were respectively fired from CNN and resigned over the corruption.
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10y ago
Who else could have forced the DNC to rig the primaries? It's very clear from the collusion between CNN and the Hillary campaign that state level actors were involved.
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10y ago
Perhaps Iowa Farm Boys are also good at picking administrations from the sounds they make.
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10y ago
If they weren't publishing bullshit why are they rededicating themselves to journalism? Shouldn't they instead be saying, 'We got everything right, we reported all the facts, like the polls sampling Dems and women @ 60%, and
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10y ago
If people in China can figure out that the state is lying to them, I'm pretty sure we can figure it out that random sites on the internet aren't trustworthy. The alt-media links extensively to MSM to point out their lies and incon
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10y ago
Isn't it up to the viewer not the publisher to decide what is trustworthy? Perhaps when major media get so many real stories about democracy wrong and the alt media get them right it's time to stop trusting the people getting thin
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10y ago
Given the amount of misinformation put out by the MSM this election they'd do well to blanket ban the NYT, CNN, et al.
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10y ago
There's also the issue of the full suite of predictions, if these were the only predictions made then it's impressive, but if they made lots of predictions then some of their predictions coming true may be no better than chance.
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10y ago
Ok, so you're in court, and the courts just gonna be like, 'ok, we'll just ignore our orders to make you pay because it's crypto currency'? I don't think you understand what happens when you defy court orders..
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10y ago
How does it defeat the $5 wrench?
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10y ago
"unlock the power of the human brain" lol, why not save yourself $100 million and just take a Deepak Chopra seminar?
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10y ago
glass door, etc.
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10y ago
Name the company, don't name yourself.
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10y ago
The purpose of containers is that computers are now large enough that one computer can do the job of many previously smaller computers. One your workload exceeds that of a normal run of the mill server containers are no longer a good idea.
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10y ago
Kinda, the price will decline until someone makes an offer to take them out, that might be Google. Why make a bid until the price floor is established?
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10y ago
I'd call it business savvy.
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10y ago
Machine gun or anti-aircraft gun?
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10y ago
What good is a megaphone if there's no one listening? Twitter is dying despite every MSM site being like 'Look we're on twitter' start giving a shit about it even though no one even watches TV anymore.
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10y ago
Twitter is a boat taking on water in a rising tide. Yes, the boat may be rising, but the boat is also taking on enough water that soon it will sink entirely to the bottom.
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10y ago
Exactly. I don't see these so much as poor choices as not security focused choices. Perhaps OpenBSD might be a better fit for this users needs.
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10y ago
One should note that each page had one letter printed on it, I doubt it will be useful for reading regular printed text anytime soon.
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10y ago
It's not a mistake. The algorithm puts words that mean similar things into the same bin. So if say ISIS beheads people and SA beheads people then the algo will think they are the same, if people in SA throw gays off rooftops and ISIS d
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10y ago
Algorithms discover what many of us have known for a while.
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10y ago
As long as they don't install a second shorter cable, and have the software route to the second cable. The entire thing is a dog and pony show for retail investors who are even bigger suckers than the idiots running IEX. If the speed b
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