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ACLU warns that implementing Trump privacy policy changes would be illegal(aclu.org)
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> Avoiding WWIII is in both companies and the publication intrest. So is avoiding ecological collapse e.g. by depleting all natural resources. Yet, for each actor individually, person or company, there are higher incentives to harvest fr
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The Netherlands has three publicly funded television stations and a handful of Dutch language commercial channels. The publicly funded channels have been showing brain dead game shows and sports while arguing that if they did not do this, t
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The article you site claims the maximizing shareholder revenue is not a legal obligation of corporation. It further observes that "we evolved from a society in which corporate interests were largely aligned with those of broader public
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In OpenDocument Format it's <text:h text:outline-level="1"> etc.
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The last observation in that interview is still current. > The president, irrespective of who he is, today, is so powerful that the temptations of the office for good or evil are too great for any one man. I think we ought to begin to di
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And a native rust crate for walking directory trees that's as fast as `find`.
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I've dealt with the ICT department of Munich many times and was always impressed with their expertise and can-do attitude. This feeling of power and independence is more valuable than any of the monetary calculations. Free software is
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"Mastering MuseScore" was written in LaTeX. The presentation and content are excellent. https://musescore.org/en/node/64711
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Compact Data Structures(dcc.uchile.cl)
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The XY pairs are not replicated. To replicate them would require the presence of a slew of specialized proteins that can deal with XY pairs. The achievement is that the E. Coli lifetime is not affected. The XY's are probably inserted i
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So when you feel great and energized you manage to force yourself? ;-) Still good that you have the option to be active when you want to.
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Rust may lambast you at compile time. That gives you more security and less need for genuflection at run time.
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"Semantic web for the working ontologist" by Dean Allemang and Jim Hendler. A very clear book that learns you to think about integrating data semantically. Make sure to by the second (or later) edition. http://workingo
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RDF HDT (Header Dictionary Triples) is a clever storage format for linked data. http://www.rdfhdt.org/hdt-internals/
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The case-law standard is called ECLI. It's used in a few countries and being rolled out in more. At least one Dutch news paper uses ECLI when referring to court cases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECLI http:&#x2
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Seconded! This is a great way to make daily $instrument exercises. Mine's a bass clef.
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It only works when the laws are upheld. Facebook is a non-EU company, so their actions are purely a problem for the people locked to Facebook, not for the European economy. The emissions excesses of diesel cars first discovered on Volkswage
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> The odds are exceedingly high that you will die. A rough calculation shows that 5-10% of all people that were ever born are still alive.
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There is also http://openfoodfacts.org/
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https://github.com/cyndis/qmlrs is not complete and stalled but usable. It uses Rust macros instead of moc.
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I'm still using my N950 with Meego. Very nice device and OS. My other phone runs Ubuntu Mobile which is also very nice. Judging from the video, the state of Plasma Mobile is very impressive.
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> How is it acceptable that the Chairman of one of the largest corporations in American can fund a secret startup that works directly for the [candidate's] campaign? Meanwhile, potentially contributing hundreds of thousands of dolla
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Yes, that's it. It's beautiful.
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Urbit reminds me of a programming language that was featured a while back on Hacker News. It was a purely functional language and each function and data structure was addressed by its cryptographic hash. Functions and data structures did ha
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Daemon by Daniel Suarez contains the idea that people have reputation. Everyone can rate everyone and know everyone's reputation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daemon_(novel_series)
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PrintBone: 3D printed creative commons trombone(github.com)
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> which according to some people is a little bit defunct The blog is active. http://blog.laptop.org/ > Now tablets have largely overcome laptops as an inexpensive computing device for children. Children get exposed to
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> Both the eraser nub and trackpad buttons feel like they’re still here for legacy reasons to keep ThinkPad customers comfortable, and frankly, I wish Lenovo would just kill them. These buttons are essential to many ThinkPad users. It&#x
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Doing operation transform (OP) on ODF in WebODF uses JS code that can run in the client in peer to peer mode or on the server.

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