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moo
13y ago
I could have benefited from an unhurried, contemplative learning about science in elementary school. The primary concern approach with example and counter example even seems fun. The "heavy boots" problem of focusing on what is no
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Stop Secret Copyright Treaties
(action.eff.org)
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13y ago
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Experience Stop And Frisk Thanks To This POV Video
(techdirt.com)
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13y ago
Remember, 5 months ago over 1,100 people confirmed dead when a garment factory collapsed in Savar district of Dhaka, Bangladesh with over 3,000 people inside. People's survival rights should not have to wait on an economic miracle, new
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Steve Wozniak: Snowden is a hero
(rt.com)
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Use VPN Former 'Most Wanted Hacker' Mitnick talks Snowden, NSA, and privacy
(rt.com)
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‘Help Obama start WWIII’: Mock kickstarter campaign wants your $1.6trn
(rt.com)
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13y ago
That's not hyperbolic bringing up Nazis. We are specifically talking about evil regimes. Nazi Germany is the canonical example. The point is that the people in the evil regime may not consider it evil when it is other people, outside t
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13y ago
I was making a point about the U.S. per capita incarceration rate. Shown here on Wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_incarcerat... . It is dismal and countering with North Korea's inju
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13y ago
How sad, that to look good the U.S. has to pick the most isolated, state controlled country and still needs to rely on story telling.
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13y ago
Your comment is almost void of content. Maybe the poster has a more international perspective as one can judge the wickedness of a country by stepping outside the border. The Germans of Nazi Germany thought their country was great, it was t
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13y ago
Teaching a gardening class, kick out the pot smoker else you may be aiding future drug production. Easy for law enforcement to frame people and jail them for aiding and abetting a possible future criminal. That's right, not a current
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13y ago
I think a previous HN article of a 10 minute routine of body weight exercises is a better program for many than a weight lifting routine for cardio and maintaining body weight. I think body weight exercises are often overlooked. Pullups, si
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What Really Happens When Lightning Strikes Sand?
(accuweather.com)
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13y ago
It is state terrorism.
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13y ago
I'm liking my cowboy coffee right now. Made with whole beans, crank grinder, and camping pot. Boil water, dump in the grounds, cover and remove from heat, sit for ~ 5 min.
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13y ago
I think they should be executed by ling chi.
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13y ago
The Police dropped a bomb on the MOVE movement house, which also killed children, in Philadelphia.
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13y ago
You sound like a writer for Reader's Digest beating a drum of evil empires. It is a cheap shot about deaths that cannot be argued here just as Trayvon Martin would not be a HN article. HN politics have to be circuitous, indirect and ar
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13y ago
I bet Marketus could wear a hoodie and walk home from the store in China without getting shot by a racist vigilante. Lin Biao, who wrote Long Live the Victory of Peoples War, Black Panther Maoist ideology, China support for Third World libe
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13y ago
News you can trust, with desk reporter Julian Assange, field reporter Edward Snowden. Today we give an update on John McCain's trip to Syria, with video of McCain's night feeding on human organs with his best buddy, opposition lea
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13y ago
The speed at which the Soviets defeated the Japanese in Manchuria is what motivated the USans to drop the atomic bomb, to end the war quickly and keep the Soviets out of a post war Japan.
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Linux To Become Exclusive OS Of The International Space Station
(redorbit.com)
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Another problem I've seen with dates and Excel is copying date information from one workbook to another. The problem with this is that the workbooks may be using different underlying date systems. Workbooks originating on a Macintosh use th
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14y ago
You sound like an excellent candidate to further promote and maintain U.S. interests in one of the numerous Third World countries. A person who already has much experience in destabilizing efforts to facilitate the overthrow of non-cooperat
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14y ago
DUN-DUN-DUUUUN!!!
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Yeah, people are using sequential algorithms when vision is parallel processing.
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14y ago
I agree with what you are saying but I think many who would sign this petition don't want systematic legal changes for human rights, they want law enforcement to have a free hand to pressure with plea bargaining, profiling, torture, oppress
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14y ago
Internet Radio Linking Project (IRLP) node. This type of project described here: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=2... Don't need the portability and I'm cheap and IRLP is proprietary so might go with this instea
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Exporting lethal surveillance tech: UK asked to investigate spyware firm
(rt.com)
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