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SoftBank’s China Strategy Wobbles(reuters.com)
1 points by phissk 7y ago|0 comments
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Rescuers race to save 14k sheep on capsized cargo ship(bbc.com)
39 points by phissk 7y ago|67 comments
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Google may have a new 'problem' and it's called employees(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Ford challenged Tesla to an ‘apples to apples’ tug-of-war between pickup trucks(cnbc.com)
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Google sacks 'Thanksgiving Four' amid crackdown on employee activists(news.sky.com)
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Trump Signs Law Making Cruelty to Animals a Federal Crime(npr.org)
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Google fires four, including engineers at center of San Francisco worker rally(washingtonpost.com)
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Google is accused of union busting after firing four employees(theverge.com)
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China's H-20 Stealth Bomber Could Be the U.S. Military's Worst Nightmare(nationalinterest.org)
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Google Fires Four Workers, Including Staffer Tied to Protest(bloomberg.com)
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Amazon's Own Numbers Reveal Staggering Injury Rates at Staten Island Warehouse(gizmodo.com)
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Airbnb Lost $100M in Q2(theinformation.com)
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Trading Slump Deepens: It’s as If JPMorgan and Goldman Vanished(bloomberg.com)
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by phissk 7y ago
The point being made is that if you have enough Nukes you can just tell the US "I don't like Codes 831 and 832, change them or I'll wipe your country out"
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by phissk 7y ago
> Cruise missiles have had similar technology for a long time. Cruise missiles aren't trying to survive the landing.
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by phissk 7y ago
This already exists, it's called a computer.
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Former NASA scientist says they found life on Mars in the 1970s(edition.cnn.com)
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NASA engineer invents physics breaking new space engine(newshub.co.nz)
9 points by phissk 7y ago|1 comments
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Diplomatic immunity for US suspect in teen's death 'no longer pertinent'(edition.cnn.com)
11 points by phissk 7y ago|1 comments
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Facebook, WhatsApp Will Have to Share Messages With U.K.?(bloomberg.com)
1179 points by phissk 7y ago|556 comments
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by phissk 7y ago
You seem to forget that what you refer to as "still the law" is only the law in one country (the USA), and when Apple, Google etc comply in China the rules they are complying with are "still the law" in that country.
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by phissk 7y ago
Science stands up pretty well to ridicule because once people are done laughing you can come back with facts. Religion on the other hand, once you have temporarily broken the hold it has via blind faith is left with ... nothing. Which is wh
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by phissk 7y ago
Whether it be autism or sexual orientation, it seems even more wrong to choose to have a child with something that will disadvantage them just to bolster the numbers of the other people already in the world being unfairly discriminated agai
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by phissk 7y ago
Please note that you're not aborting 'people' ... just a thing that might become a person. You're giving (actual) people the opportunity to choose to have healthier families. - Note that I say 'healthier families&#x
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by phissk 7y ago
Hulls said one of the key things that attracted him was that the ASX presented a viable way to avoid late-stage U.S. investment firms, who can offer quite a lot of money for start-ups but also add unfavorable terms for founders. For example
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Life360 IPOs in Australia to avoid “unclean” late-stage venture terms(cnbc.com)
1 points by phissk 7y ago|1 comments
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by phissk 7y ago
Someone else ALWAYS controls your money for the simple reason that 'money' has no intrinsic value, it is a proxy for a debt owed to you by your society. Your ability to ever redeem it for anything of real value leaves you beholde
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by phissk 7y ago
Actually, I knew a guy who used to smuggle drugs into nightclubs in his afro, so targeting people on the basis of whether their hairstyle is physically capable of concealing contraband seems quite reasonable. If you don't like it ... t
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by phissk 7y ago
How about the snowflakes gtfo the kitchen.
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by phissk 8y ago
If that's how you want to look at it ... you can consider the EU to be making the same offer to businesses "accept our terms or you can not use the EU".

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