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871.
by fwn 11y ago
We are affected by this mistake because we are socialised to be offended and outraged by labeling we perceive as offensive. We do this to substitute an impossible external enforcer (of common norms) with an internal, distributed one. It is
872.
by fwn 11y ago
I mostly use ublock with many lists and a few custom filters/rules for services I don't like. I don't want pages to appear broken. Therefore no Noscript etc.
873.
by fwn 11y ago
With Chrome, the full page is already rendered while there are still resources to load. This makes load times mostly on par with my brains content capturing speed. If that's the articles point, I don't see it.
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by fwn 11y ago
With rightly adjusted content filters, the web today is blazingly fast. The NY Times loads in under 2 seconds, the most popular German news provider (spiegel.de) in roughly a second. No external sources loaded. Very heavy pages like Google
875.
by fwn 11y ago
Yes, that is why I'm waiting. I'm on that list.
876.
by fwn 11y ago
I will def. give it a try after they published their Android app.
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by fwn 11y ago
Not in the cities where I live. They generally park in specific hubs made for them by city planners in front of strategic places like train stations, hotels etc. It's Germany though..
878.
by fwn 11y ago
I highly doubt that people work harder in advancing economies.
879.
by fwn 11y ago
No. I drive twice. And while I do that I'm stuck in the traffic and search for parking lots. No way everyone driving in their own car is somehow better for the environment than a specialised subset of carholders.
880.
by fwn 11y ago
The left has spoken.
881.
by fwn 11y ago
But with limiting taxis you increase the amount of cars on the streets, aren't you? People probably won't stop traveling because there are no free taxis. They jump in their own car.
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by fwn 11y ago
> Government administers regulations on behalf of the people. Is that meant to be descriptive? Because I don't know where to start. "The people" isn't even an entity expect in a defunct branch of classical political p
883.
by fwn 11y ago
Not only themselves but drivers and customers too. Uber, their drivers and their customers benefit from not being covered by those labor laws you're talking about. It's bad for politics and the traditional taxi industry because th
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by fwn 11y ago
I seriously don't know: Is that somewhat out of proportion? I could imagine the aggregated Taxi lobby being represented somewhere close to that. It's after all a highly regulated market.
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by fwn 11y ago
Either it was significant because it was an act of intimidation against the freedom of expression or it was because it happened in Europe and targeted Europeans. If you intimidate someones freedom of expression in parts of the Middle East o
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by fwn 11y ago
It's irritating that they still need their crude plugin.
887.
by fwn 11y ago
It doesn't. But trade requires calm politicans. Those aren't calm if people aren't calm. And people aren't calm the moment TVs don't get bigger anymore. That's what makes them angry.
888.
by fwn 11y ago
How charming. The friendly version would've been "check your spelling". On topic: I know it is a thing to link resume pdfs as gdrive view links, but I don't like it. If my browser can handle Googles UI without distractin
889.
by fwn 11y ago
> Here's how Sourcepoint works: It will let a publisher decide how to present a message to a web visitor that has an ad blocker installed. Well, ok; that's a no brainer. I would've been interested in how it actually works.
890.
by fwn 11y ago
This. It's just in Origin. Started a few days ago.
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Personalizing the Factory(techcrunch.com)
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by fwn 11y ago
In my argument I used Somalia as a metaphor to transport an idea of a certain type of hostile enviroment. I don't see how - in this context - a debate on somalias current affairs can be seen as something other than derailing.
893.
by fwn 11y ago
Ludwig 'von' Mises would've rejected all inductive arguments.
894.
by fwn 11y ago
I think it is not a good thing to write on. People feel either not interested or helpless. Both are feelings, publishers probably try to avoid.
895.
by fwn 11y ago
If they'd tried to blackmail me, I'd try to blackmail them with them trying to blackmail me. Since I'm poor, there is more to gain on my side. I'd be excellent. ;)
896.
by fwn 11y ago
Oh, sure. I'm with you on that! I did not want to say the media shouldn't blame the attacker..
897.
by fwn 11y ago
Just that it's the internet. So it's more like parking your ferrari with open doors in Somalia.
898.
by fwn 11y ago
> Not sure about your agenda and why you spill inaccuracies with a tendency to promote Russian goals. Oh lol. Whatever you say I guess.
899.
by fwn 11y ago
Again, it's not about the BSI.
900.
by fwn 11y ago
I belive you are the only one talking about the BSI, it's about a German secret service. Ironically you repeated it under every post I made. ..while claiming I repeat mistakes you assume. We Germans love the "conspiracy"-hamm

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