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by pyrocat 13y ago
Sen. Feinstein makes douchey, inflammatory remark. News at 11.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
that's the joke
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by pyrocat 13y ago
So because you think porn has a negative impact, everyone else should have that decision made for them?
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Someone give them a fucking medal.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Voter blocks. edit: also pissing off hackers and privacy advocates doesn't have the same political downside to pissing off the NRA
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by pyrocat 13y ago
I'm guessing my $50 offer for z.org to become a dedicated fan site for Jean Baptiste Emanuel Zorg won't fly then? Fuck it, submitted an application anyway.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Incredibly backwards politics and laws are some good reasons not to.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
I use lemon pressed olive oil on almost all my cooking now and it's delicious.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
The headline for that article was astoundingly misleading. They created a fear response in the mice to a place that the mice had never been.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Don't make the news beholden to ratings.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Maybe 30 stock images for free, gain access to larger library for flat fee.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Just came here to say thank you for Hamachi, many hours of multiplayer Worms Armageddon were had thanks to you.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Hacker News Enhancement Suite Hacker News Enhancement Suite Hacker News Enhancement Suite ?
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Too much publicity. And re: torture and memos defining torture: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Yoo#Regarding_torture_of_d...
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Or more realistically, someone from the justice department will write a memo saying that whatever torture he underwent wasn't torture. Or they'd secretly torture him overseas, like they've done many times in the past, and Hol
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by pyrocat 13y ago
To be fair, that was a quote from the guy who wrote the commentary, not from Holder.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Well, not exactly true. They ignore the law until they can get someone to secretly reinterpret the law so that what they've done is no longer illegal.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
He's a legend from days of yore, but his books and presentations really don't talk about the web or even modern technology. It's great if you're working in traditional graphic design, and there are some core concepts you
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Baby steps.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Human behavior. If you've got a population and you tell them to do X or they'll be labeled a criminal, you'll still have huge swaths of people who won't do X because of laziness, apathy, and/or ignorance. That'
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by pyrocat 13y ago
This is more akin to the "programming" scene from A Clockwork Orange than it is of Blade Runner or Total Recall.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
They don't need consent, they just need to give notice.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Getting flashbacks to FFX-2, although I'm sure there are better references to be made.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
"We do not want to make this a "political" move" Bullshit, that's exactly what it is.
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by pyrocat 13y ago
lol nice troll
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by pyrocat 13y ago
Yeah but they were funded and trained by DHS money, training that focuses on fighting wars not peaceful conflict resolution. You're right though, it's not just one administration, this is the Bush Administrations fault as much as
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by pyrocat 13y ago
welp, time to switch to DDG full-time. Thanks!
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by pyrocat 13y ago
To get out of your search "bubble". This explains it pretty well: http://dontbubble.us/
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by pyrocat 13y ago
It's not just a "transcription" it's people taking their own interpretation of the dialogue and translating it however they see fit. Some people leave in puns, some people take them out, some people add a note at the top
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by pyrocat 13y ago
"Let's take this guy who has been recently reviled by the gaming community and hire him at our company that has always been reviled by the gaming community! It's a perfect culture fit!"

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