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by innguest 12y ago
> they just needed reasonably smart people and university acted as a filter Bingo. That's all most employers are looking for. If employers in the US were allowed to do IQ tests on candidates, no one would care what degrees you have.
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by innguest 12y ago
You're missing my point. On the web anyone can make a website and get popular enough to compete with the big players. Can you make an OTA TV channel (whatever the hell that is) that will get more viewers than Fox News? I could give you
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by innguest 12y ago
> You want to impose a tax on people when they create something? Interesting reaction. So you're against taxing the idea guy (or girl), but not against taxing the working people that make the idea become real? If the copyright has v
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by innguest 12y ago
Yes, and those people in the USA that believe we should do the same are called net neutrality supporters.
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by innguest 12y ago
That's what they'll swear to you, but of course the government will use it for censorship just like the FCC nowadays censors the TV and Radio. Read up the history of the FCC. At the time it was also "necessary" to regula
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by innguest 12y ago
Because you don't understand their argument, they must be wrong, right? And no I can't explain you their argument because whenever I do so I get downvoted. The government wants their hands on all means of communication. The FCC ba
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by innguest 12y ago
Read the history of the FCC, folks. You're being lead on like sheeple. "I can't believe how good this sounds". No kidding.
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by innguest 12y ago
I'm also a long time Inkscape user and it suits my need perfectly. However, I'd rather be able to edit the nodes of an image to clip it, as in Corel Draw, instead of having to commit to a shape, combine, and set the clip onto the
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by innguest 12y ago
Most definitely: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOZCLQ8q968
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by innguest 12y ago
It happens all the time with a lot of characters. Most recently, criticism of Chris Kyle (the real life sniper/camper/coward) has been censored on Youtube for offending the sensibilities of pro-war, pro-violence folks.
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by innguest 12y ago
> feature can be used by those who wish to assassinate cops Are you trying to get a government job as propagandist and fear-monger?
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by innguest 12y ago
99% of the population does not check the numbers that governments and media put out. Also, governments and media are notorious for giving out numbers that are nearly impossible to find out anyway.
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by innguest 12y ago
Tragedy of the commons. That's why the solution is to privatize everything. You'd care about people killing your wolves.
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by innguest 12y ago
I'm confused for being ignorant about some key aspects of this. Any help would be appreciated: - What is the range between the remote control and the receiver on the drone? - How does the person piloting the drone know where it is goin
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by innguest 12y ago
The government already funds mainstream media, it's called the FCC, which also means the state has a monopoly on the media it regulates.
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What congressmen know about 9/11 rearranged their perception of History(28pages.org)
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by innguest 12y ago
Maybe it's not even the money but the fact that they just got a Veblen Conspicuous Job™.
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by innguest 12y ago
Right, in the US instead of going to jail you get death threats and bomb parcels sent to you for holding those opinions.
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by innguest 12y ago
> Why not simply file judgement against ideas and imagination next? They already do. Free speech is curbed in much of Europe and several are in jail for holding unpopular opinions.
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by innguest 12y ago
> Any 12 yo will think out of it. Is the opinion that one day humans will "figure out" ecology and reintroduce a bunch of extinct animals out of a need to "repair" what we have done, the opinion of a 12 year old? Beca
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by innguest 12y ago
> When he leaves, what stops the next person from simply reinstating this policy? You mean how to keep politicians from stealing from their constituents? I have been asking statists for an answer to that question for a long time. Don&#x2
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by innguest 12y ago
Thanks for opening my eyes. I didn't want kids before, and I knew if I had them I'd home-school them, not spank them, teach them negotiation skills and so on, but knowing anyone can call CPS, anonymously and without consequences,
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by innguest 12y ago
This advice is very much appreciated. I'll help spread it. Thanks!
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by innguest 12y ago
There are already products like this being marketed right now. Which is why I'm arguing, the bottleneck in this industry is not electronics... it's materials.
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by innguest 12y ago
Isn't it too early for this? How much customization can you really achieve before 3d Printers can print silicone-like materials and the rest of those plastics used for sex toys? I just can't believe so much customization can come
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by innguest 12y ago
Yeah, I don't see why you folks couldn't fix both the school and the college system at the same time. You should be free to fix your problems in any order you want. Just remember that I don't have kids in school nor in colleg
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by innguest 12y ago
Recommend a brand of winter wear?
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by innguest 12y ago
Would you be opposed if all browsers made Lua available for webpages? It does not seem impossible to me to add functionality to a browser to accept some other language to run. What you're talking about is how hard it would be to convin
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by innguest 12y ago
It's BS Latin like the non legitima carborundum stuff. Just fake Latin.
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Which means they have to pass the cost on to both kinds of customer.

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