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   by identity0 7y ago

   A more realistic example of that would be: Q. Is the earth flat? Yes: 0.1% No: 99.9% Q: What do you think most people will respond to that question? Yes: 10% No: 90% Analysis: Yes: 0.1% - 10% = -9.9% No:
2. 122.▲
   by identity0 7y ago

   I disagree. There's a reason that evidence obtained illegally by the police can't be admitted in court, even if it proves some horrible crime. IMO the fair use of the law for the whole population is far more important than stoppin
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   by identity0 7y ago

   It's like changing a company's logo to a rainbow flag during pride month. It has basically zero cost and gains a minor increase in public perception as being a company that stands with "the people." (Telling people to vo
4. 124.▲
   by identity0 7y ago

   What you're describing is literally the UK right now.
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   by identity0 7y ago

   I feel like "200 lines of Rust" is a little misleading considering how much explaination there is. It's like saying you can learn all of string theory in 0 lines of Python.
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   by identity0 7y ago

   Pretty sure every single modern browsers has that. The downside with using chrome is handing all your browsing history and bookmarks to Google.
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   by identity0 8y ago

   That's different. Car crashes are unpreventable, unexpected events that we can prepare for. Plugging random USB stick into your computer is preventable, and adding these safety features may cause people to think it is safe to plug in r