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itchitawa
13y ago
Yes. Americans keep complaining about their government, yet every election they keep on voting for the same party they voted for last time, the same one that already did what the didn't like - or they don't bother. Where I live, p
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itchitawa
13y ago
Scandanavian countries don't have as many blacks as the US.
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itchitawa
13y ago
Please don't lump pedophiles in with murderers. Many of them are in prison simply for downloading a file from the internet. In some cases, the content is perfectly legal and harmless but was edited to be sexually suggestive and the peo
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itchitawa
13y ago
Pity it's polluted by that ridiculous UK cookie warning law :(
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itchitawa
13y ago
Now isn't the time to help. Enough governments already have relief supplies available for natural disasters so they're already helping. If you really want to help then work on protection against future disasters. People only feel
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itchitawa
13y ago
In a way it's glaringly true. Most Americans will die from eating too much domesticated meat which is known to cause heart disease. If you're already overweight or have high cholesterol/etc then any undetected possible effect
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itchitawa
13y ago
This is also my pet theory too. You can mentally count and err on the safe side.
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itchitawa
13y ago
This is the hypocracy we all accept as OK. If citizens are barred from travelling internally we call it a human rights violation (USSR, China). If foreigners are barred from travelling between countries we call it "important reasons -
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itchitawa
13y ago
Heh. Try buying it: "The resource you are trying to access cannot be read, due to the following reason: No read operation available. Please try the following: Make sure you really want to access this file. I mean, is it really that imp
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itchitawa
13y ago
"part of the support network either through willful ignorance or" this includes all Americans who pay taxes, vote for the government, etc. Ultimately everyone shares some blame but when we see someone who's more directly resp
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itchitawa
13y ago
Predictably many people are skeptical. But just stop and think about how many times you've caused an accident or near miss, ignored a road sign, got stuck while merging, etc and ask yourself if the computer would have done a better job
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itchitawa
13y ago
It doesn't even list all the OECD countries. This gives the false impression that US is at the bottom. Yep, it's worse than everyone better than it!
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itchitawa
13y ago
I don't like this kind of nonsense arrogance: "In a period when eugenic theories still circulated, Molaison’s doctors reportedly told him that he shouldn’t have sex, since he would likely reproduce children who were similarly dama
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itchitawa
13y ago
To me this is a good sign. Not every small town needs to exist. Historically there were reasons for them - agriculture I guess. But now they often serve no purpose except to house the old people who have trouble leaving. The fact is the wor
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itchitawa
13y ago
It has a bit of preachiness that makes me suspicious how accurate it is. I wonder what less appealing regrets she filtered out. Also, it's on the same site that says "Many of these mantras still exist, but it is very difficult to
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itchitawa
13y ago
Is this really a problem? Isn't corporate tax rate one of the ways countries compete for businesses to be registered with them and pay them tax? I'm sure any government efforts to reduce this will just make it harder for everyone
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itchitawa
13y ago
Judging by the F-word, most Facebook users seem to be neurotic 19-22 year old males.
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itchitawa
13y ago
I can't see any negative here. Nobody's complaining that private security firms exist. They're already used by rich people and businesses anyway. How is a group of residents in a suburb different from a group of residents in
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itchitawa
13y ago
We blame the victim all the time. Many alcoholic, drunk driver, bad-at-their-job people would rather not be like that but they're suffering some kind of severe emotional trouble and don't have the willpower to overcome it, much li
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itchitawa
13y ago
Sorry, you're not allowed to assign average IQs to racial groups anymore. Not since black Americans were found to be lower than whites. You have to attribute the anomalous test scores to the biases in the tests to be politically correc
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itchitawa
13y ago
Good luck having them removed from the Wayback Machine too! http://web.archive.org/liveweb/http://www.florida-mugshot.co...
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itchitawa
13y ago
I agree. People need to assess whatever information they find before acting on it. The more well-known these become, the less influential they should be on any one individual.
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itchitawa
13y ago
If it really is public information then it's perfectly OK to publish it. Complain to the politicians if you don't like arrest records being public. If you're supposed to have a "clean" record then you should just li
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itchitawa
13y ago
My education by Youtube says they're supposed to follow a person. So it might still be quite useful even blind as long as it goes roughly the route its leader went.
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itchitawa
13y ago
Why isn't China on the list? It should top all 3 criteria - if you're white.
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itchitawa
13y ago
That's how it should be! Pity it's probably actually a pain to use in real life :P
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itchitawa
13y ago
This part is the most exciting to me. - "obsoletes the idea of opening a document. Essentially, all documents can be open all the time. All you have to do to interact with one is to zoom in close enough."
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itchitawa
13y ago
Maybe oneday the save icon will go because applications will maintain their state automatically and the whole concept of working on an "open" copy of a file which is different from the "saved" one will disappear. Actuall
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itchitawa
13y ago
Anyone remember the days when you had a website with your photos on it, and you could link to and from them however you wanted? The cost of a free service is ever-increasing anti-features. Imagine if there was an easy way to buy your own pr
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itchitawa
13y ago
I just discovered this is a popular political debate so shouldn't be in HN. I do understand how licenses work, just take issue with using the word "free" for something that has artificial restrictions. This comes from frustra
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