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by r0h1n 12y ago
Thanks, I already do
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by r0h1n 12y ago
AdBlock Plus once blocked Google ads, till Google decided to pay them [0] to "whitelist" their ads by default. The cynical part of me sees this as a precursor for AdBlock to sign a deal with Facebook and let their ads/trackin
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This Internet Millionaire Has a New Deal For You(dmagazine.com)
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Amazon Fire Phone’s Missed Opportunities(nytimes.com)
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How Secret Partners Expand NSA’s Surveillance Dragnet(firstlook.org)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
You nailed it. Why would politicians stick their necks out when their constituents - the British public - don't seem to care? a. Why Surveillance Doesn’t Faze Britain [0] b. Why the British like their spies [1] [0] http://ww
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UK intelligence forced to reveal secret policy for mass surveillance(privacyinternational.org)
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Legacy Media: The Missing Gene(mondaynote.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
Is it any surprise that newspaper war stories are usually one-sided and glib, considering they are written by journalists who: a. have "established relations with the military", b. are rated by military contractors as likely to pr
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by r0h1n 12y ago
> He wants you to think he's comparing the last 100 years. In reality he's comparing two different time periods because U.S. acceleration ruins the wow factor. That's an amazingly pedantic and petulant response to what a
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Sports Should Be Child’s Play(nytimes.com)
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Why boarding schools produce bad leaders(theguardian.com)
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Netflix Says It Will Stop Shaming Verizon, Other ISPs(recode.net)
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Blame for 'switch from hell' falls heavily on one GM engineer(europe.autonews.com)
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The limits to Infiniti(economist.com)
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Miami Gardens ‘Stop and Frisk’ Nabs Thousands of Kids(fusion.net)
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Is Google Crazy for Selling a Desktop PC at $350? Definitely Not(thestreet.com)
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N.S.A. Collecting Millions of Faces From Web Images(nytimes.com)
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LadyBits’ First and Last Year on Medium(medium.com)
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Google Opens “Right To Be Forgotten” Form For EU Citizens(searchengineland.com)
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KPCB Internet trends 2014 [pdf](slideshare.net)
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Why Germany Dominates the U.S. in Innovation(blogs.hbr.org)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
I follow many of the practices you list, and then some. I wish there was an easy way to people - especially lay users - to "subscribe" to a privacy-enabled version of Firefox. For instance they could be offered pre-selected choice
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Just press go: designing a self-driving vehicle(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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A Cable Merger Too Far(nytimes.com)
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A Platform and Blogging Tool, Medium Charms Writers(nytimes.com)
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Inequality: A Piketty problem?(economist.com)
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The Amazon of India is not Flipkart, it’s Amazon(qz.com)
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Why I'm sending back Google Glass(computerworld.com)
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by r0h1n 12y ago
I too was perplexed by the OP's aversion to deadlifts. It's pretty much a staple exercise in most strength training programs - right from Rippletoe's classic "Starting Strength Training" to "New Rules of Liftin

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