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by just_steve_h 8y ago
Obviously, expecting deals to protect voting machines is foolish! They should've hired walruses.
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by just_steve_h 8y ago
I sure am glad I live in a country (the U.S.) where my movements, purchases, and public movements aren't tracked!
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by just_steve_h 8y ago
Professor Chomsky has often had to respond to criticism that he singled out the U.S. for his criticisms. He rightly points out that, as a citizen of the U.S., he is obligated first to attempt to address the wrongs (as he sees them) of his o
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
There's also no mention in the article about what Facebook does with all of the data you've surrendered to them while using the platform. Do they actually remove your history of likes and your node in the social graph? I'm ve
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
For reasons I've never understood, many Americans seem fixated on viewing poverty and homelessness as MORAL failures, which deserve punishment.
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
It will be interesting to see how this mechanism fares, for sure. If they can master this, they're at least 10% of the way toward figuring out how to contain high-level radioactive waste! That brilliant (!) engineering marvel needs to
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
She's being dragged hardcore for using "bad language" in various tweets. I've only seen the individual tweets themselves without context, so it's hard to judge tone & intent. Anyone have insight?
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
His restaurant example actually undercuts his argument: despite the "burdensome" licensing and safety requirements imposed by San Francisco, the city is flooded with restaurants.
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by just_steve_h 9y ago
Ray has been thinking about this stuff for thirty years. He has a knack for getting positive press, which goes back to his time in high school. His ideas reveal the narrowness of his experience in the world: it appears that he has only the