necessity

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by necessity 9y ago
When I upload my photos to Tinder or Facebook I assume they are stored forever and may be used for any purpose by anyone. Any person who assumes otherwise is a fool.
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by necessity 9y ago
Doesn't seem like a reputable source.
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by necessity 9y ago
Booo it's the ghost of global warming! Always threatening, never happening.
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by necessity 9y ago
Why? The poor who benefit from cheap energy don't give a fuck about tourists loosing their fancy attraction.
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by necessity 9y ago
Tragedy of the commons.
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by necessity 10y ago
My thoughts too.
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by necessity 10y ago
Government launches a mass amount of federal student loans, demand skyrockets, offer does not, prices skyrocket. Basic economical interference.
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by necessity 10y ago
The partisan intelligence gap is widening...
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When the 'S' in HTTPS also stands for shady(engadget.com)
5 points by necessity 10y ago|1 comments
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by necessity 10y ago
I know what it is, it's just not lightweight.
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by necessity 10y ago
And Qt is what?
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by necessity 10y ago
At least the street defecating problem seems to have improved.
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by necessity 10y ago
None of the above.
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by necessity 10y ago
Your comparison is nonsensical. Pollution is a violation of a shared resource, and can even be an aggression to someone's property. Even the most libertarian minded individual will make a case against it, see for instance Rothbard[1].
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by necessity 10y ago
Let me guess: The same?
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by necessity 10y ago
That's funny because in China it's forbidden to use it even on airplane mode.
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by necessity 10y ago
Care to cite an example where this actually happened? I've brought wiped devices countless times.
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by necessity 10y ago
Government's sole purpose is to protect big banks and companies and fool the people it's for their own good.
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by necessity 10y ago
Well don't go there again then? - AND lower the score and report the user if those are possible.
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by necessity 10y ago
Site doesn't load without javascript.
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by necessity 10y ago
Hum no. Clean energy is precisely less efficient. If it truly was more efficient everyone would be using it. It has a potential to be, but it isn't there yet.
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by necessity 10y ago
People agree with someone you disagree, so it must be a conspiracy. Also I think you underestimate the intelligence of the average commentor.
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by necessity 10y ago
>Isn't more competition among providers what we want? If that was the case no one would support net neutrality. We got it in Brazil and smaller ISPs are all shutting down (e.g. Viavale, Telenorte, etc). And poor people do not bene
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by necessity 10y ago
> If you use Chrome, you will be automatically protected from insecure TLS/SSL certificates, and Firefox has this feature planned for early 2017. No need to wait. The option to reject SHA-1 certificates on Firefox is `security.pki.s
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by necessity 10y ago
> If you use Chrome, you will be automatically protected from insecure TLS/SSL certificates, and Firefox has this feature planned for early 2017. No need to wait. The option to reject SHA-1 certificates on Firefox is `security.pki.s
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Arbiters of collective intelligence: How Wikipedia admins mold public opinion [pdf](cs.rpi.edu)
3 points by necessity 10y ago|0 comments
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Top FOSS legal stories in 2016(opensource.com)
2 points by necessity 10y ago|0 comments
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by necessity 10y ago
Uber, Tinder, and other apps I use require Google Play Services in their latest version. They simply refuse to work without it and there is no web alternative. It's either downgrade to a bug-prone version or use Google Play Services. T
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by necessity 10y ago
Wikipedia has a policy to only accept reliable secondary sources on controversial political articles. What comprises a "reliable source" is loosely defined, and what sources are considered reliable is ultimately decided by the edi
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by necessity 10y ago
Fact: 99% of "fake news website" classifications are in fact false.

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