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6y ago
What was the point of this comment? You listen using a service that abuses its users and you want everyone to know it, sure, but...there's literally no substance to the comment. It's pure fluff. You didn't even explain why
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6y ago
Knowledge generally isn't something you brute force. If your solutions are bad, read a book on Lisp (that wasn't intended to be a pun, even if On Lisp was a good book and would fit the bill). If you're not planning on leavi
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The Treachery of Image Files
(beyondloom.com)
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6y ago
Technically, You're using this word wrong.
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6y ago
You can't find a negative value, or a lie, in a text search, which this is.
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6y ago
What? If you just click the page it tells you pretty efficiently; it's one of the few good marketing pages that exist right now. Literally without scrolling at all: Discover Opera GX CPU, RAM & bandwidth limiters Need every ounce
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6y ago
If he's representing his affiliations honestly, why wouldn't it be? Faking video is harder than lying about who you are on the internet. To point back to that comment, Chinese living in China have just as much a right to have opin
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6y ago
The Chinese government allows dissent to some degree; "disappearing" of critics isn't universal and shouldn't be seen as such. Criticize it for things it actually does, of which there are many.
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6y ago
I wonder what you consider valid opinions then. You're redirecting the conversation. Is this intentional? I didn't claim any which way as to the "validity" of opinion: I agreed with Saagar, saying that the fact of
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6y ago
That's not the point. He's saying that there's no possible way to decisively figure out who does and doesn't live in Hong Kong on Quora; there are a lot of nations interested in influencing what's going on there rig
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The Treachery of Image Files
(beyondloom.com)
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6y ago
Do they still? I thought they drastically cut the amount of stuff publicly released after they shut down macosforge.
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ProPublica posts NYPD records, bypassing judge’s blockade
(apnews.com)
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6y ago
I wonder how it works with two such exotic birds. Did the NYT fire a bunch of editors recently?
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6y ago
Dubai and Europe aren't countries.
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6y ago
I don't think polarized is necessarily the right word for it, it just seems like American politics has jeered strongly to the right, dragging the people who dislike it into liberalism to seem reasonable.
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6y ago
Less polarized? Huey Long got shot for FDR to get in, and actual socialism was a thing in the United States. Assassination attempts were regularly made against union busters.
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6y ago
Your first sentence makes no sense, given in the comment right above you (which is quoting the article) it points out that it was with a cookie-less browser and a VPN. You're far more likely to be the one who's bubbled in differ
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6y ago
A minority of end users cares enough to actually put tape over their webcam.
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6y ago
Breaks/introduces annoying amount of lag for people using things like mpv for an "actual" live television experience would be my guess.
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6y ago
None of this is novel information, and "it's literally just a wiki!" isn't in any way actually true and is incredibly reductive. Along with everything else, you're not even including images.
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6y ago
fear manifests irrationally when control is beyond reach, including wishing the death of someone they don't know other than via press snippets (which is not to say bolsonaro is a saint, but most of us in the US know next to nothing ab
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6y ago
There's no possible way this is going to lead to a good discussion when any sensible person will say "Hope he dies" or similar, which is unfortunate because it's such an interesting thing. My only thought that has much p
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6y ago
I'm not pro-Wikimedia here (see other comment), but you're not being fair exactly; I'd go as far as to say your comment is wrong in everything except that the banner is obtrusive and that your funds would be better directed
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6y ago
They use all [their] money and it's well spent. False. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Fundraising_statisti... Revenue: $ 120,067,266 Expenses: $ 91,414,010
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6y ago
Him: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Parry
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I'm aware they're two different things. Believe it or not, the rest of Hacker News is not five years old.
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Was it just a gaffe when Federighi mentioned you couldn't install alternative operating systems in his recent Daring Fireball interview, then? I admit I could have misunderstood him, but it seemed like that was what he was saying.
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Jesus Christ was also misunderstood, Masayoshi Son tells investors
(ft.com)
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"Good artists copy; Great artists steal." I don't think that it's some absolutely amazing creation, but we probably shouldn't pretend like plagiarizing isn't something realistic about it. How many MySpaces ha
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