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gcb0
7y ago
Yes. Two other candidates were illegally prevented from participating. And there were more fake news campaigns in brazil, where whatsapp is the de facto communication medium, than USA during the election. "Lula’s criminal conviction on
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gcb0
7y ago
I sense from your post that you confuse democracy with capitalism. Also Brazil and Russia are not democratic (right now). Neither have a democratically elected leader.
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That's wrong too. What they did was to allow komodo to, vigilante style, outright steal the coins, and hold them hostage until you entertain them with proof of ownership/identity and whatever other ridiculous requirements they com
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gcb0
7y ago
lazyness of the people trying to stop those scams should amaze you. Nothing proves the scammers are not using those other alternatives for all you know.
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7y ago
"...and lack of reviews". If they had reviews (reason we had affiliate code) organic search would work just fine. Instead we give google the affiliate cut, in exchange of the privilege of tweaking our content to their search.
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gcb0
7y ago
nacirema should be mandatory school reading
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7y ago
Favelas are neighborhoods where lots and lots of families live their everyday life. It has crime just like any other place (e.g. a Phd in UCLA mapped gangs in LA, santa monica and Beverly hills had the most count of gangs and members) but t
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7y ago
I loved purism. Got their laptops. But the OS and most software (and i am sure this social network too) is a fly-by-night operation. At best! The laptops too, in a way. They are nice but for the price should have been nicer (e.g. no USB C c
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7y ago
Thank you! I know it is now too late for me as FB already have my contact list, but will do (and advertise) that for now on.
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7y ago
Blackberry android phones have a feature where it notifies you when any app accessed some resource that requires OS level permissions, such as contacts, gps, etc. Whatsapp and other facebook apps, access my contact list every 3 minutes.
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7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace%2C_extend%2C_and_extin... If you are not using/contributing to firefox, you sold yourself short.
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7y ago
looking at webflow, i have flashbacks (not sure if the good kind) of macromedia fireworks in the 2000's.
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7y ago
Download (and check the hash, like any other application) a static one page "app" that you can open anywhere later and use to communicate/post information from any network you happen to be at?
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7y ago
> [...] experimented with [...] negative options [...] causes a hit to our metrics. I have very bad opinion on this feature overall, but now i am curious; how did you measure people wanting to say No and not finding a quick reply? And th
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7y ago
Sounds good! Thanks.
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7y ago
a barrage of clingy text messages after a break up. Looks like border patrol was really trying to save the american person in this one case. /rimshot
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7y ago
You very wrong on the assumptions. The person with the rubber stamp issues you the I-94 in the USA. That is the ultimate say on how long you are allowed to stay. The visa is only one of the many things they consider.
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7y ago
most companies i've worked for have special packages for perl/python/php/etc that compile the interpreter without support for system calls, for example. That alone have probably paid of handsomely over the years consider
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gcb0
7y ago
name one package you missed in those 5 years. I see your comment as the goal, not the problem.
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7y ago
The legend goes that bidets where associated with whorehouses in literature from europe (as most literature not focusing on body fluids would not have reasons to mention bidets), so that when apartments started to be retrofitted for plumbin
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7y ago
And perl solved that perfectly: just let the OS/distro solve the 100s of packages. And it have been solved, despite you claiming otherwise on your last paragraph. When did you have to use cpan in a modern system? Compare that to how ma
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isn't that literally the job description for the cia? for a more realistic view, see the interviews with LAPD people from the recent documentary on Bob Kenedy's assassination in LA. it makes the case pretty clear, and show that pe
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gcb0
7y ago
click bait title, linking to a pseudo self-help cult. HN is getting too weird for me.
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7y ago
I already use KDEconnect for this. fully encrypted and even local net only if you so wish. (and not limited to kde)
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7y ago
that's why you flag them and move on.
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7y ago
if you already have http clients on all you components. and it's not like bindings for kafka is that much uncommon than a decent http client.
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7y ago
Quora: yahoo answers with login restriction.
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7y ago
not to mention the $50~200k on specialized test equipment you will have to buy to even start on this path. Nobody mentions this. In every wire rat nest CPU picture, there is always several thousand dollars of digilent and HP gear out of the
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7y ago
no ssl and a bunch of frames, that ultimately failed to load.
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hum.. that's exactly the point of not comparing both things. Reading a book, as bad as it is, start a well informed debate, that might improve the world. You can't critique or remedy something you doesn't know exists. While h
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