orthogon

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by orthogon 10y ago
Why, craigslist.org of course! Seriously, half the posts on Craigslist are recruiters scouring major metropolitan areas for leads. Reply to enough posts on Craigslist, and recruiters will find you.
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by orthogon 10y ago
I think you're neglecting a key detail: alternatives are hardly even on the shelves, and NO ONE QUESTIONS IT. > Oh, well, that's just supply and demand, of course! > Everyone just WANTS an always on int
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by orthogon 10y ago
What about the part where we stop buying products with integrated cameras? What about the part where we stop buying devices that we have seeemingly no hope of control over? What about that? Is boycott a word too strong? Gee, you're rig
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by orthogon 10y ago
So, honest question: Why does HN seem to have a consistent morbid curiosity, regarding the CIA? I count at least one post a month, in the front page, in which the CIA is the main focus and topic. Given the regularity of recurrence, I ques
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by orthogon 10y ago
tl;dr 9/11
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by orthogon 10y ago
The worst part about it, is that 5 or 10 years ago, these sorts of shrill arguments weren't nearly as dominant or widespread. But most unbearable of all, within the past 1 or 2 years, all of the same hideous internet conversations (sam
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by orthogon 10y ago
That's great. It's still a bullshit catchphrase, empty as any buzzword.
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by orthogon 10y ago
Privacy is not easy. Please don't adopt this tagline. This quick catchphrase is the shortest path to lies. This kind of thinking basically helps powerful people erode the idea that they are not entitled to anybody's perso