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Free Software Webmail Systems
(fsf.org)
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Kazakhstan turns into graveyard for US diplomacy
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Ok was not aware of that. Thanks for the tip.
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No advice, but an observation from someone who completed his CS degree a couple of decades back. The best computer scientists I know (PhDs from top universities in US) cannot write hello world in any programming language. Some of the best s
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I jumped into the Netflix bandwagon and stopped using torrents few years back. Then I realized that Netflix has almost no content at all, and primarily interested in pushing "their content" onto the masses. Now I am back to torren
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Nice initiative. Other than HN, I only use RSS to consume content which I care about (I use theoldreader.com). While I currently don't have the time or technical skills to contribute much, would be happy to support financially if requi
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I would say that if all facts point to the fact that Russia did nothing wrong, perhaps Russia did nothing wrong. And junk articles in NYT, WSJ, Guardian or BBC are not "evidence" that they did something wrong. Another relatively n
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No. Yes, he is generally what I would consider "anti-US" but Media Bias Fact Check reports no failed fact check in last 5 years. Also, before people label him as "left-wing", he was a very strong supporter of Kyle Ritten
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> Lots of weird extremely Russian-patriot sounding comments in this thread. This kind of nonsense comments appear whenever there are people with positive comments on China or Russia. I guess my top level comment on this thread will be on
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A Brief History of Broken Promises
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Shall We Drop Calls or Airplanes?
(moonofalabama.org)
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Those Who Don't Understand Section 230 Are Doomed to Repeal It
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> you have no idea how hard we work I'll believe it when I see "anti-China" posts being removed from the first 3-4 pages with as much enthusiasm as much as "anti-US" posts. Or when flags are removed from posts re
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Nice talk, but you are one of the biggest offenders by using moderation powers to curtail discussion around topics which may not fit the majority world-view while refusing to treat the view of ignorant morons similarly. I have seen it happe
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Nice real-life example to demonstrate those who blindly conclude that "government is inefficient and private companies are efficient" without the full context are generally wrong.
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New York Times Covers Up Its Debunked Lies About Peng Shuai by Adding New Ones
(moonofalabama.org)
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When Hypocrites Rule Washington and Washington Is Exempt from the World’s Rules
(original.antiwar.com)
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Women’s status in China and India: Who has human rights and democracy?
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YouTube's first ever copyright transparency report [pdf]
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Nearly 3/4 of the World’s Dictators Receive US Weapons and Military Assistance
(original.antiwar.com)
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DOJ Asks Appeals Court to Establish a Right to Record Police Officers
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Russian and Chinese Ambassadors: Respecting People’s Democratic Rights
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I've been reading this forum for around 12 years now. One thing I have learnt is that you cannot speak or point out the truth here.
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My life without a smartphone is getting harder and harder
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> More often that not when I see a video with tons of dislike it's because it's been brigaded by an adversarial community and not really an indicator of the value of the content. Strongly agree. For example in HN itself if some
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I was a student in the early 2000s and part of the academic community and have personally seen some of the world's best scientists working on physics or computer science. Not one of them used Python - in fact our professor chose to tea
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One of Aaron's contributions is not mentioned very frequently. He is also the co-founder of the site Demand Progress, created to fight for various progressive causes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demand_Progress
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No one cares about how you feel. I want to be able to have the freedom to install whatever I want on a device I have paid for. As this does not infringe on your freedom in any way, I expect my government to legislate on my behalf to force A
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> I found an interesting side story about the lack of coverage of the story by the larger journalistic publications referenced a few times This is pretty standard as noted in the book Manufacturing Consent.
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Why Monero Is the Best CryptoCurrency
(old.reddit.com)
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