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by lazugod 14y ago
These comments read like a game forum, rather than HN.
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Fear of separation and abandonment were used as war propoganda in WW2: http://www.reddit.com/r/PropagandaPosters/comments/uzujm/naz...
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by lazugod 14y ago
Like this: http://www.economist.com/blogs/dailychart/2011/05/indian_pak...
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by lazugod 14y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4376803
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gruber
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> why do people think that anything they have ever done online hasn't already been tracked and recorded Because their friends, family, and coworkers don't get to see those records, and it is difficult (important, but difficult) to care
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Money? Metafilter seems particularly relevant in light of Quora and App.net, and while the price tag has kept it obscure I've only heard good things about its community. So I'm curious what criticisms you have.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Would the Mojave bait-and-switch count? Like this article, it was intended to be publicly revealed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojave_Experiment
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I still see it. Maybe your flagging capability was revoked.
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> I don't see how. From the publisher's point of view, it's completely legit: A video that mixes public domain imagery with original additions. Any news org that covered the landing without including some of NASA's public domain images
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by lazugod 14y ago
Don't you think the reasoning behind banning troll stories might apply in this case as well? It's drama, not news.
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by lazugod 14y ago
Textbook advertising. Create a need (not being a suspicious mass murderer) and fill that need with your brand (Facebook and its ads) rather than an actual solution (understanding society and one's place in it, and out of it).
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It's completely fair to judge Firefox on its default design decisions.
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Facebook has sounds?
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The point is that anyone can redesign and recompile as they see fit.
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The law would be better worded as "Headlines that ask extraordinary questions have boring answers."
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The window is small to highlight the effect.
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Why does the blogpost look like this? http://i.imgur.com/1KHCt.png
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Isn't that implied by refreshing?
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...in this case, poor adoption is useful.
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One of the comments notes that this was a well publicized change, citing page 9 of Siracusa's in-depth review. I'm sure every affected user will have read through his entire review before upgrading.
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Are you reposting this because the website is down?
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Why?
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It's a catastrophe for Valve if third party markets like Steam don't fit seamlessly into the future of Windows.
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The URL should be http://versastudio.com/articles/when-web-sites-fail-dont-thr...
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The willingness to believe in conspiracy theories, probably.
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He was traveling with his kids.
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Anyone reading full articles is a legacy user?
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Copying Wikipedia has been done, and nobody hears about it because it's the people and publicity that matters, the constant supply of contibutors that matters, not the copied tech or the content. And there's no reason to think that Github w
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How do you know that online learners are struggling? Is this article prompted by experience, or research?

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