jkhaxxe

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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
Your voiceover artist sounds like she's on the verge of a hysterical breakdown. What does she find so funny about "what if there was a better way?"
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
"well educated, highly trained American's" ironic...
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
I really don't care. I'm just not going to look at any adverts.
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
"It's like receiving free news every morning, but you have ordered a kid who delivers them to cut out ads." What's wrong with that? What laws is that breaking? I'm not even sure that's breaking any social contr
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
Well all new nurses as of last year are graduates - the rest of them are a mix of graduates and non-graduates. Anyway - I doubt many nurses were privately educated, they aren't well paid and are unlikely to come from families with thei
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
People hate on the public schools (for Americans that means the very top end of private schools), but their history is that they were set up before there were any state schools, and provided education for the public, rather than their own p
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
So? Perhaps they would also like to block the ads at the server side, and save themselves the bill? But more seriously, I don't care about their bills. They're delivering HTML over an open network connection - what I do with that
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
Because I'm paying for the bandwidth, and because I'm there for the content, not the adverts, and because I can - it's my computer, I can decide what it does.
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by jkhaxxe 13y ago
Articles like this always remind me that here in the UK (or at least I) have a very different view of what 'middle-class' means compared to the US. This article implies that middle-class means jobs like radiology technician, phleb