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iron0013
8y ago
It's really annoying that every discussion about global warming gets flagged immediately.
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8y ago
https://workflowy.com/
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8y ago
Sorry to be pedantic (although this IS Hacker News, after all), but shouldn't the web page's title be "Censoring Unhappy Customers" rather than "Censuring Unhappy Customers"?
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8y ago
Great! Both you and the guy that you are originally challenging seem to agree that facts and truth matter. I also belong to the reality-based community. So what's the problem? I think I'll do you the favor of not addressing most o
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8y ago
mistermann, I've noticed that a lot of your activity on HN seems to consist of demanding that others do research for your own edification. I wonder if you'd consider, please, recognizing that other people also value their own time
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8y ago
I've read that Target's botched expansion into Canada was largely attributable to SAP being awful. They haven't gone bankrupt, but years later their stock is still reeling.
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8y ago
Good to know, thanks! It seems like the only rational thing for a Net Neutrality supporter to do is vote the Republican politicians in Washington out of office this November.
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8y ago
Hi! I'm not sure what you meant by that, can you explain? It seems you were implying that you have an understanding of why someone would falsely claim that "both sides" oppose Net Neutrality, when in fact the votes show that
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8y ago
Gosh, it seems strange that we apparently have such a readily-available mechanism for rescuing Net Neutrality (the only viable mechanism, apparently)--namely voting Republican career politicians out of office--but so few people are talking
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I was shocked to discover the same thing! It seems like the best way to preserve Net Neutrality is to vote Republican career politicians out of office.
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8y ago
Thank you! This resolution, in short, was aimed at preventing the FCC from eliminating Net Neutrality. That means a "YEA" vote was a vote for preserving Net Neutrality, and a "NAY" vote was a vote for allowing the FCC to
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8y ago
I agree! We can talk ourselves blue in the face, but the only thing that will result in real positive change is to vote against anti-net neutrality politicians in November. I have some vague idea, but I'd like to see the actual vote co
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8y ago
I'm having a hard time finding a link to the results of congressional votes related to net neutrality. Does anyone know which politicians voted for it, and which against? Which party did most of the pro-neutrality politicians belong to
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8y ago
It's disappointing to read this kind of curt dismissal here, and I feel that it goes very much against the spirit of the Hacker News forum. Instead of directing people to other venues, please take responsibility for your own actions an
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8y ago
Ha, wait, what? Opinion pieces don't exist simply as a public service to help readers get the ol' brain juices flowing! They are outlets for rhetoric, striving to convince the reader--and often to call them to action. For this rea
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8y ago
I agree, the word "dongle" is fucking scandalous.
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8y ago
How is it baseless?
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8y ago
Pieces like this get posted all the time, and the comments are always the same. Folks who don't think college is worthwhile bring anecdotes, while folks who know that college is worthwhile bring facts and data, which show very clearly
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iron0013
8y ago
Please don't troll and name-call, we all come to this forum for open and productive debate.
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iron0013
8y ago
What you just said does not make sense. Please rephrase and try again.
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8y ago
I wasn't aware that antifa was hanging people from trees and burning them at the stake. I myself am anti-fascist, and most people I know are also against fascism--aren't you? However, anyone can easily find many, many, many exampl
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8y ago
Wasn't aware that "SJWs" were hanging people from trees and burning them at the stake, thanks for the information
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8y ago
Please do not accuse others of trolling.
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8y ago
What you just said does not make sense. Please rephrase and try again.
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9y ago
Yeah, and one of them should berry picking, because it sucks to do.
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9y ago
How so? I'm not seeing a difference.
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9y ago
"Hey, somebody's gotta help kill all these people, might as well be me--wouldn't want it to be a bad guy!"
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9y ago
I'm confused, what's wrong with being anti-fascist? I'm definitely anti-fascist, aren't you?
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9y ago
Why not?
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9y ago
Thanks for this, everyone should take the time to review this material
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