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by forensic 16y ago
Of course the web is trying to profile you. If it's not Google and their advertisers then it's Facebook and their government friends who plug all your comments into NSA supercomputers to check for terroristy thoughts. We all have profiles i
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by forensic 16y ago
I know so many rich kids who say, "I didn't tell anyone at that job I was rich, and I worked my way up from the bottom. I wanted to prove that I'm badass and don't need my money to give me advantages!" It's pretty much a cliche among rich p
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by forensic 16y ago
Most people try Apple products first, and THEN buy them. They try them out at the store or they play with a friend's. This is the common pattern. Have you ever been to the Apple store? It's one big room full of people playing with iPads and
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by forensic 16y ago
This is why psychologists say you shouldn't draw foregone conclusions. You are assuming that death means non-exsistence, you should suspend your judgement, there is no benefit to jumping to conclusions.
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by forensic 16y ago
Because dying people have few ulterior motives. It's ancient wisdom that dying people speak the truth. "Living" people with "stuff to say" are more often than not full of bullshit.
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by forensic 16y ago
Why doesn't conventional medicine recognize your form of treatment? What exactly is your form of treatment anyway? Just letting the body do its thing?
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by forensic 16y ago
Well I have heard on a few occasions that over a third of iPad users haven't touched the App store. I would assume it's even more for the iPhone... I know several non technical people with iPhones who have never used the app store but they'
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by forensic 16y ago
>Not trusting developers is kind of a problematic approach when your platform's key strategic asset is a vast library of third party applications. I still don't think that's true. The key strategic asset is the unbeatable user experienc
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by forensic 16y ago
Wow, a tactful grammar nazi!
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by forensic 16y ago
Monarchs have had civil servants do the governing for a long long time. They don't want to govern, they just want to rule. And Monarchies still rule in most of the first world.
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by forensic 16y ago
Denying the truth doesn't motivate or cause cohesion. A vision of a brighter future with opportunity and prosperity does.
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by forensic 16y ago
Trying to get the top 1% to maintain your CRUD webapp is swatting a fly with a bazooka anyway
643.
by forensic 16y ago
He believes in private property, just not copyright.
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by forensic 16y ago
and big companies...
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by forensic 16y ago
Stallman supports the free market, he's just anti intellectual property.
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by forensic 16y ago
premature optimization alert
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by forensic 16y ago
Whenever I think about the magical abilities of TCP I experience great pleasure.
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by forensic 16y ago
Why is it sad for social media? Seems like a social media success story to me. Also, there's a big difference between a publisher and a coach or agent or manager or assistant or tutor.
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by forensic 16y ago
>The reasons I won't be an exec at a bigCo- ..in Texas
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by forensic 16y ago
"slaved".. were they not compensated?
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by forensic 16y ago
If you ever thought you owned the words in a book, you were mistaken.
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by forensic 16y ago
>This idea is foreign to most cultures and nearly all ancient societies. Which partially explains why most cultures and nearly all ancient societies had little to no intellectual development. Thinkers gotta eat or they won't exist. Inte
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by forensic 16y ago
the opposite of elevation is depression Instead of calling it an elevator they are calling it a depressor.
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by forensic 16y ago
You said "I'd be much more interested in seeing the differences in median wealth (for the population as a whole, and broken down by race/ethnicity), adjusted for inflation." Which I agree with wholeheartedly. But then to my disappointment,
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by forensic 16y ago
Wealth distribution isn't the same as wealth though.
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by forensic 16y ago
headlines dependent on subjective interpretation = bad
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by forensic 16y ago
It's anti-competitive because they're using a monopoly in one area to gain a competitive advantage in another area. Bell's IPTV service would not be subject to the UBB pricing while Netflix would be.
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by forensic 16y ago
why wouldn't it wrap around?
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by forensic 16y ago
easy to say when you have them if i get bored of blowjobs i'll do what other rich people do for fun - social engineering. Tinker with the lives of the little people like the peons they are.
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by forensic 16y ago
Amazon pretty much provides that service for you. You just gotta turn it on.

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