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by orhmeh09 5y ago
There were laws that Reagan did away with about the so-called fairness of political television broadcasting, which might explain how those shows got more popular. However, I think politics and news generally have been of a rabid tenor since
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I think there may be some who appreciate certain idealized notions of the company’s operations and competence in engineering and logistics. Few other companies could offer the same mix of software and real-world engineering at scale.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Just curious, do we have recorded cases where a paramilitary coup or terror operation happened through funds obtained by hacking? Also any evidence that post-9/11 KYC measures have prevented anything bad from happening would be interes
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Try Fossil, the version control system by the SQLote author which is built on SQLite and includes features like blogging, message board, bug tracker, files upload, and markdown formatting.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Working fine by what measure?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Sometimes this happens —- the vast majority of organizations have tighter budgets than FAANG, especially if they are not for profit. How helpful do you think this observation could be to someone in their position ?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Really? That's interesting to know, thanks! Guess it fooled me.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I also agree that a change is needed and I think you're probably right about the designers, but I was a little puzzled by the criticisms in your original comment. I would also enjoy cleaner designs possibly inspired by the Swiss (and I
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Does this require special knowledge and experience? I would be afraid to try it myself as I suspect that I or my devices would be harmed, either in the process or later on.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
With what product, specifically, did purple gradients land at Apple? Looking at the screenshots of Monterey it seems to me that the purple you see is probably from the desktop background, which is visible through the translucent UI elements
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Rounded corners have been a hallmark of OS X design for more than 20 years. https://www.howtogeek.com/689489/20-years-later-how-the-mac-...
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
He was not run over, and this was news to me. There is no evidence either way what may have happened later, but the only ones claiming for sure that he was later executed are U.S. government officials.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
If you're looking for the tank man image, here's video of the incident: https://twitter.com/whoiszhu/status/1400950918464561156 Worth seeing if you've never seen it in motion. Glad he survived.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I suspect you could be right about executive profits, but do you have any specific indication that this is what ails IKEA?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
That seems like pretty bad luck! In the early months of the pandemic I washed my iPhone 11 daily with no ill effects.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Why is complicity in abuse of populations suddenly a problem? The US imprisons more than China does, forces citizens to work through a yet-unresolved pandemic that disproportionately impacts already marginalized and abused segments of the p
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Sorry! This is the absolute best that the world’s highest-paid gaggle of engineers and researchers have been able to come up with in their work on so-called “ad tech.”
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Is 45-47% efficacy at preventing infection against B.1.351 & P.1 “stupendously effective at stopping all variants?” http://www.healthdata.org/covid/covid-19-vaccine-efficacy-su...
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
You are using concern trolling tactics to accuse someone else of mental disorder for taking an interest in safety precautions during an uncontrolled global pandemic. This is not only rude, it is also dangerous. Please stop.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Fascinating, thanks!
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
It’s actually rather difficult and costly to renounce citizenship —- you must pay for that privilege. The passport fee should be more than enough (as it is for literally every other country), especially for a passport that barely cracks the
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Is this a historically Buddhist categorization or is it based on some other reasoning? I’m surprised there is a history of chocolate in Buddhism.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
This is from 2012 and it concerns the UK mail system, not USPS.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I use a thermometer that looks like a thermapen knockoff and costs about $15. I’ve used it regularly (but not professionally) for four years and I’ve seen it give the exact same readings, swiftly, as one more expensive thermometer of the sa
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Is this really true for real estate? In the U.S., I regularly hear how people must offer tens of thousands of dollars over a house’s listed price to get any consideration (Seattle).
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by orhmeh09 6y ago
I saw a captcha when I clicked on it, so this is not always true.
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by orhmeh09 6y ago
This may hit you with a Google captcha that is a worse nag — on the submitted web page, at least, you can type in whatever you want in the box instead of becoming a computer trainer for a few moments.
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by orhmeh09 6y ago
This cliche is a little dated, considering Apple’s revenue from services is considerably higher than that for Mac. There’s a reason it’s no longer Apple Computer. Since when does a hardware company do credit cards? (And, yes, they do make m
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by orhmeh09 6y ago
How can you be sure about the click fraud issue? Their hands aren’t exactly clean, having paid $90 million in a settlement for click fraud in 2006. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/google-settles-fraud-case-for-9...
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by orhmeh09 6y ago
Nothing GP said has to contradict either of these. I think you’re accusing them of accusing him of lying. Was Marlinspike paid for his services to mobilecoin, possibly even as CTO? Be more careful with your accusations. https://w

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