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by free_everybody 9y ago
You're completely right on a personal level. People should really do some thinking about why they spend so much time on Facebook. However, there is a separate discussion about Facebook's effect on the community. Zoom out and you c
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Haha, what could possibly go wrong?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
So no one can point out close-mindedness without also being close-minded? Seems a bit close-minded.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
You're not wrong. Something is off in southeast Michigan. I blame the insane legacy of racial segregation. And the dreary environment. I mean, look at the article... >When we reached the end of the hall, Ford welcomed me into his of
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by free_everybody 9y ago
You can't possibly be comparing SSL with bitcoin mining. SSL provides a service that is immediately valuable to all parties. Bitcoin mining is done by people who want to get rich by not doing anything. The price of bitcoin is EXTREMELY
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I've worked at Kohls and JC Penney, and anyone with half a brain who has worked in an entrenched retail chain has seen this writing on the wall for many years. Clothing from these stores are generally out of touch with modern trends. T
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Can anyone explain what the rules are regarding the head of battery engineering leaving Tesla to make similar batteries on his own? Wouldn't it be IP theft if he tried copying the tech he developed at Tesla?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I think animations are pretty useful in this context. It reassures you that your sausage fingers didn't hit the wrong number.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Ok, that's interesting. I wonder what is the common thread among those three. Could it be benevolent founders who don't hand the reins over to investment partners?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
This article begs the question: Is it possible to maintain a cultural sense of ethics in any highly profitable corporation? Are there any examples in history of notably ethical corporations that changed the world?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
>"At the end of the hearing, Uber's lawyer Arturo Gonzalez made a last-ditch plea that he had a scheduling conflict. He is scheduled to pick a jury in a different trial on November 27, the Monday after Thanksgiving." The j
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by free_everybody 9y ago
That makes sense, and thanks for taking the time to write that out. What still bothers me is the inevitability of some easily available software providing end-to-end encryption. Terrorists with an ounce of dedication will still figure out w
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Wouldn't tapping at the server end be futile for messages with end-to-end encryption? So she must be asking for the removal of the encryption. I think that's why people are criticizing her. She's implying the encryption must
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I agree with Amber Rudd. Furthermore, something needs to be done about whispering. Terrorists have been whispering their plans to each other so softly that we can't overhear them. How about we enforce a decibel minimum for all human vo
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Did they? CNN says they did, because Facebook said they did. Had to click through to find out that basic information. Thanks, Guardian.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
This is so fascinating to me, and it seems like a problem we really need to be focusing on. Are there any other solutions besides building new homes?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Could you fill me in? Why do SEO pages suck users time? I'm a newbie.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I can understand that. I guess I mentally lump it with Detroit because of the arson, infrastructure issues that I associate with the city, but it is pretty unique. Thanks.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
From reading the Wikipedia page, it seems that Highland Park had some great economic prospects in the 1910's - 1920's (Chrysler was founded there) and wanted to self-govern.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
There is the College for Creative Studies (CCS) which is located in the heart of Detroit, but the tuition is steep and attracts mostly kids who grew up in the richer suburbs of metro-Detroit. Most of them probably don't stick around lo
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Most people, myself included, lump Highland Park into Detroit despite technically being a separate city. Hamtrack is similar. You really don't feel like you're out of Detroit until you hit the Southfield, Ferndale, and Royal Oak a
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by free_everybody 9y ago
That's certainly a risk that can be mitigated, as with all structures.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
As someone who has lived in and around Detroit for their whole life, I found this article to be very insightful. By far, the best part of Detroit is a trend of extremely creative people being able to do whatever they want with their respect
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Good look for Facebook
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Two birds, one stone?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Do you honestly think preferences for using maps are based on anything else besides someone's familiarity with maps and the situational context? Gender doesn't matter.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
... or maybe ICO's are clever ways of extorting even more money from naive cryptocurrency day traders?
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by free_everybody 9y ago
I wanted to read this but I honestly don't care about how Windows hacked away a lesser version of a linux machine into their already bloated OS. I'm just going to use linux.
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by free_everybody 9y ago
Doesn't have to be your power bill ;) (e.i. public library, work)

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