gotodengo

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by gotodengo 9y ago
I'm not trying to deny the (until very recently legally enforced) class difference between whites and blacks in South Africa, nor the social issues causing hiring discrepancies in the States. However, it's not a narrow reading of
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by gotodengo 10y ago
Or from a more paranoid standpoint, they got exactly the public response they wanted. Dissenters, or at least supposed dissenting federal employees now know they're considered suspect. This attempt died, but in light of this do you, an
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by gotodengo 10y ago
This is what happened during the RadioShack bankruptcy iirc. Instead of putting customer data up for sale they essentially just split off the portion of the company that held the data and put that up to be acquired.
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by gotodengo 10y ago
"Tech companies helped stop SOPA through coordinated messaging to users DIRECTLY through their services. It's the only industry that has so much leverage for so little cost (free effectively) Let's put it to use." I love
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by gotodengo 10y ago
I distinctly remember a scene from some random show years ago, in which a kid was selling fake school excuses. The other kids were amazed that the "top quality" excuse even had the same off center 'e' as the typewriter t
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by gotodengo 10y ago
In this case the phrase is a more artistic way of describing the beginning of a fight. Think of "John set upon Mike angrily" as John set, or selected, Mike as his target. It's also a great example of the topic at hand because
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by gotodengo 10y ago
In my experience, there's some world class tech in the city, but in terms of numbers mid-level more accesible employment is easier found elsewhere. Also the weather, landscape, and a road system designed to match a 4 year old's ho
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by gotodengo 11y ago
I agree it's not implausible, and I think they'd be remiss to not consider the possibilities in regards to using new tech in this manner. However I don't necessairly see it opening many new possibilities. Sure a drone changes