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by misterbishop 12y ago
Looks like YUI is going to have bright years ahead!
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Why not support a common online/mobile billing system for regular cabs?
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Notice that the best universities in the country have not and will not adopt the corporate reform "measurements" Gates proposes. The same is true of private primary institutions. Gates spends a lot of time talking about equality,
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Having wounded public education through corporate reform measures, Gates now turns his gaze to higher education. There's so much un-examined ideology in this piece, it's incredible. RAISE TAXES.
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by misterbishop 12y ago
This is the first attempt I've seen at using a blockchain for DNS. Looks like an amazing solution to an increasingly desperate problem (as DNS takedowns are the preferred method for internet censorship).
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by misterbishop 12y ago
The highest positions in government are stacked with former/future corporate employees. Our former vice president was the CEO of Halliburton. Our current attorney general was a partner at one of the largest corporate law firms in the w
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Corporations receive hundreds of millions in direct public subsidy: http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-11-12/boeing-grabs... Corporations benefit greatly from costly American military efforts abroad: http:
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Ive been using this software in beta for a few months. Its a great option if you're already paying for LTE and cable/fiber (and who isn't these days). Users in areas with only DSL or 3g can also take advantage. In addition y
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by misterbishop 12y ago
It wasn't the factory owner who was innovative. - Did the factory owner build these labor saving machines? - Did the factory owner design the circuit boards or software powering these machines? Wage Workers designed and built these ma
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Most unions in the US are associated with their particular trade, not a particular company, as far as I know. There is SEIU for service employees, UAW for auto workers, USW for steel workers, etc. In addition to these, there are federated
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by misterbishop 12y ago
Yes, I think we should have a basic income guarantee, but that only solves the problem of persistent hunger and homelessness. In order to provide a dignified living for a large number of people, wage earners need to take over decision-makin
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by misterbishop 13y ago
Thanks for the camel facts! I think we should resist the malthusian overpopulation argument in any form. Resource scarcity cannot be considered a problem when waste is such a major component of our economy. Radically uneven development, ma
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by misterbishop 13y ago
This should be titled "Strawmen that block progress for the poor". Few serious thinkers actually believe any of those supposed myths. Not one word about the exploitation of labor and natural resources in "poor nations"