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moblahbl4hblah
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
Because you're a fucking expert, huh?
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
I'm sorry man, but if your business is predicated on a free dynamic dns provider? Do I even have to finish that statement?
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
All of you pant-shiting bitches...Oh Noes! MS took down a botnet...what's to stop the court from giving my TF2 hosting domain? Grow up. You guys bitch about malware. You bitch about MS. Mainly you just bitch...and talk about Haskell. I
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
Microsoft was able to demonstrate that they were actually involved in committing the crimes. The court didn't give them the domains so that they could then come up with evidence. They already had the evidence. Oh nevermind...NSA...M$ i
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
If the world were as simple as the statement you made then sure...it isn't.
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
I realize that it's biased but it also explains the point very well. It's a dog whistle.
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
"Entitlement" is a dog whistle that is used in place of "welfare". http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Entitlement_program
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
A basic income is a great idea...it would also be a good idea to completely remove the profit motive from health care. A social safety net that includes a living wage, guaranteed higher education, and retirement is completely possible if yo
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
They are called entitlements to make people think that some undeserving class is getting over...they think they are "entitled"...is the way that is put. It was done on purpose by conservatives. Its a dog whistle.
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
The defense budget has gotten smaller as a total percentage of the economy since WWII, but the economy was smaller and the entire country was mobilized. We currently spend over a trillion dollars a year on defense and intelligence. "En
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
Sure, I agree. There is indeed some work being done in making some of those parts more trustworthy. That being said, it will probably be sometime before that technology is usable by the average person. I'm really interested in seeing w
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moblahbl4hblah
12y ago
From the paper "Comprehensive formal verification of an OS microkernel": "We still assume correctness of hand- written assembly code, boot code, management of caches, and the hardware" http://www.nicta.com.au&