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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>He is known for his work as a correspondent on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart The irony
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>The huge majority of desktop users will go OS X. HAHA, no.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Good, good. Bitcoin will fall, and eth will become king.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>Bitcoin is a hobby of the .01% Do you mean of the .01% of the richest people of the population? If so, you have no clue what you're talking about.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
China isn't trying to clean the environment. The Paris Climate Agreement lets China get away with polluting more since they're considered a developing country. Not only that, they get paid by the first world countries who signed t
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Something to think about, while young people and middle-age people have never lived under a non-EU ruled UK, old people have seen what the UK was like with the EU and not the EU around. They offer a unique perspective on this matter.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>“The @realDonaldTrump account is a kind of digital town hall in which the president and his aides use the tweet function to communicate news and information to the public, and members of the public use the reply function to respond to t
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
They seem to be covering up the amount of hand grenade attacks in Sweden.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
So you agree, we don't need visas.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Rich Chinese immigrants are fueling Vancouver's housing bubble. Good luck with that.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>If smart people stay in Greece instead of move to America, is that going to solve their sovereign debt problems? Yes, Greece would be closer to solving their financial situation if there were smart people in Greece. What kind of questio
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
It's almost like Scientists, even with dedicating their lives to research, can be wrong. Would you have sided with the majority of the Mathematics community who have "dedicated their life to submitting work to peer review" in
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
This year is the year of the Linux desktop though...
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Soundcloud is a German company. Also, if a American company is operating in Germany they follow German laws. That is why he would need a German lawyer.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Your "article" says they were offering it unknowingly. This does not support OP's implication that they dropped it to protest Obamacare.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
I think pointing out some fallacies aren't that bad. For example, pointing out a "strawman" is a good way to signal to the other party that they're attacking stances that aren't even yours.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Everyone did. The Holy Roman Empire. Roma. Mussolini. And they all have one thing in common. They are not Roman. Well, actually Mussolini might be a hard one to pin, but modern day Italians who significantly developed their culture through
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
This is not a bad thing considering how overpopulated Japan is.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
I thought most government institutions are using Red Hat?
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
The invisible hand of the market. In 100 years, if bitcoin transactions are still of value, then miners and people making transactions will come to an agreed upon transaction fee that will be suitable for both parties. And If miners drop ou
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
OP said Finland and USA. Also, as far as Socialist countries go, there are plenty that come short when it comes to business (Italy, Spain, Greece,etc...)
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
I don't think you understood what OP said. He said franchisees do not have the luxury of raising their prices by 10% as their prices are usually out of their control.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>For Linux, the operating system that Torvalds created Stopped reading right there. First of all, Linux is not an operating unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs,
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
Interesting, this was also around the time when people were predicting a new ice age due to "global cooling".
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
So we're opening a whole new floodgate of lobbyist propaganda?
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
How is paying China to increase their carbon footprint going to help end this imminent Danger?
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
I'm guessing you haven't read the Paris accord, China is still considered a developing country so they not only get to increase carbon emissions, but they get paid by the developed world to do it. Why wouldn't they sign the P
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
I think the concern here is that it was private.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
>We'll have to create a public and a second, private, personality I thought this was always the case.
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by pyroinferno 9y ago
What makes you think all Hispanics are brown?

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