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by mavdi 11y ago
It's too late for that. Criminals have access to it already. I would argue we should indeed share it around so that at least average Turkish citizens are aware their data has been stolen.
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You're just pointing to the statistical bias in British media. There is a huge different between not being in FULL time employment and being unemployed. Since we're pointing at random articles: http://www.independent.co
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by mavdi 11y ago
Yes but that includes none of the the statements you made. You said unemployment rate of Muslim women is 75%. According to this 29% of Muslim women are in full time employment compared to 50% of general population. Yet, unemployment rate of
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by mavdi 11y ago
Literally every statement in this comment of yours needs a reliable source.
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Frankly I'm not surprised. Europe really seems to be in deep trouble from rising religious and racial tensions, slowing economy and lack of security. I would indeed emigrate if I had the cash and a wife that wasn't completely numb
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This is actually a great idea, they should have from the start said this AI might end up being the digital version of Hitler himself and just give it time to show its true nature or let it correct itself in the long run just like Wikipedia.
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You can find some of the deleted tweets here: http://uk.businessinsider.com/microsoft-deletes-racist-genoc...
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by mavdi 11y ago
My reaction to CoffeeScript over time: CoffeeScript is shit, CoffeeScript is ok, CoffeeScript is great, CoffeeScript is ok, CoffeeScript is shit
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by mavdi 11y ago
I have both and will leave the UK once backdoored encryption comes into force.
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It's a lost cause unless if you can get someone like Murdoch in as an investor.
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If your business model can be defeated by a browser extension, then it wasn't a business to begin with. The internet is in need of a unified subscription service. One that you can pay a monthly fee and see as many ad supported websites
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Something tells me they want to use the risk of a failing dam as a weapon to pursue Mosul population to rise against ISIS. Or that they just don't care if 1M+ died in an ISIS stronghold.
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by mavdi 11y ago
Looks cool but it doesn't look like it's going to be fully open sourced. I can't spend a minute more of my time on closed platforms, just not worth the lock in and the eventual pull out.
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This isn't exclusive to China. Many western countries have followed suit.
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Chinese most fear a civil war. Nearly 10 million people died during the last civil war, the one before that 36 million people died. One before over 25 million. compare that with the absolute carnage of Syria which has taken 300,000 lives so
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by mavdi 11y ago
In my experience US, Canada and Commonwealth are the ones obsessed with (positively or negatively) ethnicity and race.
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"They found that pull requests - or suggested code changes - made on the service by women were more likely to be accepted than those by men." ;)
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Haha this is genius, now add a premium rate number to that and profit.
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by mavdi 11y ago
"Dab dab dab listen to my first world problems"
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by mavdi 11y ago
I honestly can't get much work done now, I've been looking for RabbitMQ auth plugin sample code and every link I'm clicking now shows me a unicorn.
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by mavdi 11y ago
Yes, but exactly the same logic could be applied to Litvinenko. Death by plutonium is so obvious that one might think it was meant to be that way.
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by mavdi 11y ago
Exactly, Russian secret service were either dumb to do it in such obvious way or just wanted to send a message to other spies. There are plenty of unexplained British and US spy deaths. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dea
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by mavdi 11y ago
So... CoLiving companies don't hire anyone with families?
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What is the mass of a photon?(math.ucr.edu)
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I see. Correct.
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by mavdi 11y ago
You can always examine the code right? https://github.com/antonym/netboot.xyz/blob/master/src/coreo... Uses official images as far as I can see
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by mavdi 11y ago
Nadim, how on earth did you expect to be publicly disclosing this on Twitter and then not grab any attention? It seems to me this is a hasty decision, and one that you already regret.
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by mavdi 11y ago
This is sadly exactly what I'd expect a senseless product person to say. Obviously the reason Github is Github today is because of the OSS offerings. These OSS developers then go and set up teams of their own which bring their projects
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by mavdi 11y ago
It's hilarious that the sanctions listed go completely against the nuclear deal made with Iran. So is the newly passed HR158.
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Christ, some hackers can be dumb. Nissan has nothing to do with Whaling, it's a car manufacturer. Also, Japan has done a stellar job of reducing their demand for whale meat. It used to be a national dish. Think of the uproar if someone

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