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mangeletti
10y ago
Did you mean to reply to a different comment? I didn't make any claims about capitalism or even mention it.
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Who said anything about the United States not being authoritarian? This is the problem with these uninformed, emotionally-driven debates about ideologies; everybody thinks it's "me vs you", rather than trying to understand an
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If socialism isn't authoritarian, that means that people can opt out of social benefits, own their own property and things, and not have to pay taxes to cover others' social benefits, right? Without going to jail, right? If not, t
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I only saw the grass blowing scene in the main video and was like, "what do all these people mean about it being creepy?". That's some shit right there though. Imagine looking back at your younger years from your pixel hammoc
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Django Channels Load Testing Results
(github.com)
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10y ago
Good question :/
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Some background for those concerned with inflation: The US dollar is backed first and foremost by the global reserve status of our currency, which it became in 1971, as (probably the most important) part of the Bretton Woods System. As long
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10y ago
Certainly not with Ethereum :) Of course what I just said is kind of comical at first glance, but in all honesty, and to absolutely agree with and add to your point, the exploits related to Ethereum are great examples of how something seemi
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I'm truly not accusing leftists of anything. I'm using this Socratic method to try to get you to recognize that all of the plebeians don't have the kind of leverage to create such a future, and that the wealthy elite (read 1%
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I've read the Communist Manifesto. I'm just curious about how this transition will take place. It's easy to suppose that those with means (which also tend to be those with weapons) will resist this, even to the point of takin
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Out of curiosity, I have some questions about the "luxury communism" idea (I've heard of it a few times, sometimes maybe worded differently - I picture something like the ship on Wall-E): What leverage will people (leftists?)
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Firstly, great article. Secondly, this guy is so hilarious. I clicked to his podcast (where he reads Wikipedia pages) at the bottom and listened to this hilarious episode https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/david-r
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I wonder why this is being flagged (moved like 15 positions down in 3 minutes). @dang - is worth looking into whether there is a pattern to the flagging of this post (i.e., IP addresses from a certain company in Cupertino, pattern of other
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10y ago
This situation (upgrading server during traffic spike) is an example of why saving a $20-50/mo on hosting isn't worth it, unless it's for something non-commercial. If you've got maybe tens of thousands of dollars of time
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Couple notes: 1. You're talking about a pop-up / new tab that somebody clicked while already on an attack site... 2. then loading google.com in this pop-up / new tab and, waiting a few seconds, and then changing the location
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More people see Google ads than any other form of interaction with Google, by a long shot. If you want to talk about Google search, it's obvious, as a user, that when you click a link in the results you're going to be going to the
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> Serious vulnerabilities include remote code execution... I just meant "serious" in the general sense of the word, like the way that a bullet would in the stomach is serious, even though one in the head is more serious. > G
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Steps: 1. Send email that looks like it's from AdWords, claiming the user's CC needs to be updated 2. User logs into Google after verifying URL is in fact google.com 3. Google lit
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10y ago
I think the reason for this is that this is the "please don't take the 13 thousand million dollars I owe" response letter from Apple, which probably disgusts a lot of people.
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I would like to digress for a moment. When I read things like the TL;DR of that article I get the feeling the tech industry is full of entitled children who are playing imaginary. No product, no orders, no revenue, no resources... isn'
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Here’s One Way to Hold the Pentagon’s Feet to the Fire – Performance Bonds
(warisboring.com)
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He was told that when approached the light would swiftly ascend to scorch him. Like the others, he was told to stay in the narrows, where both the light and the cold darkness were at a safe distance, but he set out on foot anyway. When he
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The minds and endocrine systems of children that at raised in safe and sterile environments, under the constant, close attention of guardians, are necessarily unprepared for the randomn inputs available in nature and society. Children that
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I wonder if the original HN "Heroku is Dead..." title will cost Heroku money / market share in indirect ways. When I see titles like that (despite the fact that it was intended as sarcasm), I think to myself, e.g., "I be
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Is it just me, or is Tumblr's UX absolutely terrible? You reach the bottom and it says "keep reading". Keep reading what, the last post in the list or pagination to more posts? So I click it, takes me to the last post (fine),
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‘Short Circuit’ Is a Horror Movie Now That Killer Robots Are Real
(warisboring.com)
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I that grant was for Channels integration, which has been postponed until at least the next release.
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Just some quick numbers: $585,000 comes out to 0.1778116% (almost two tenths of one percent) of Mozilla's 2015 revenue of $329,000,000. As an avid Firefox user since 2007, upon learning a few years ago how much revenue Mozilla takes in
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Kay compares the iPhone, et al to "selling sugar water to children" in an attempt to relegate them to "consumer gadget" status... compared to what, enterprise gadgets?
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What do you mean by "write with a superposition of all letters at once"?
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