haukilup

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by haukilup 13y ago
What's the purpose of your reply, exactly? To me, it seems perfectly reasonable to criticize and evaluate a potentially unfair ruling in a large, notable competition. Now that Salesforce has given their response, it should be evaluated
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by haukilup 13y ago
You say "Wall mart typically only exists in rural poor areas", is this true? Here in Canada, Walmart is pretty much in every city, regardless of income. The only place Walmarts don't exist is in areas where the population is
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by haukilup 13y ago
I am still young (20), but in my entire life I have only seen a car run a red light once. Maybe it's different up here in Canada, though.
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by haukilup 13y ago
Entirely curious: has he posted that he is American before? Where are you getting that from, are are you generalizing about all Americans and not talking about the poster above?
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by haukilup 13y ago
In many populated cities, talking on the subway/train/etc is considered extremely rude. It changes from culture to culture, but I think it'd be weird if they didn't do something with their time since being talkative or s
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by haukilup 13y ago
There are many people who actually read the emails they receive from companies, even promotional emails. The fact is that not all email marketing is spam. Some people like being informed about the products/services they use - in this c
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by haukilup 13y ago
The first-world tends to care about first-world problems. It'd be great if everyone's ambitions and efforts were grande and noble, but that's not the world we live in. Some people need to care about the first-world problems. One reason the
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by haukilup 14y ago
I agree - I liked the parent post up until the last paragraph. If one were to ignore the last paragraph and form their own conclusion, I think they would walk away with a nicer message. (Though "nicer message" is subjective)
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by haukilup 14y ago
In the context of why a country would want to sensor the content, the fact that it was adopted by anonymous is very significant. Sure, it was a "big Hollywood production", but the use of the Guy Fawkes masks as representing anonymity is not
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by haukilup 14y ago
I'm not sure if your first sentence is questioning someone else's statement, or if you meant "Shouldn't they not be allowed to ...". If you meant to assert that they shouldn't be allowed to: why not? It's their website, and their TOS that'