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by rafale 5y ago
You don't have a moral case for that kind of rule though. The end doesn't justify the mean. If a drunk person drives his Chevy through a crowd and kill 10 people, why would GM pay 10 millions? Our country was built on personal res
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by rafale 5y ago
It's probably illegal in many jurisdictions, no? Not to mention unethical. You are not just harming Microsoft here in this instance, but potentially millions of people.
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by rafale 5y ago
Causing demonstrable harm or damage by taking something is sufficient to be considered a thief.
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by rafale 5y ago
Wait until you hear about the reserve powers :P
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by rafale 5y ago
There are differences. The biggest one imo is that the government is a package deal, it doesn't have a lot of granularity. Whether with private spending, you can chose/change/leave your service provider, giving the latter an
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by rafale 5y ago
The US is a republic, not a democracy. And for good reasons. Otherwise, politicians will try to one-up each other with promises of freebies. It's easy to win elections when you promise free healthcare, free education, free childcare,..
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by rafale 5y ago
$768B is a great deal for not being under a russian or Chinese hegemony and world philosophy. Freedom comes before universal healthcare.
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by rafale 5y ago
That's their problem. If your business can't handle a 1% a year rate hike, you have no business in business. Sooner or later, they will turn into a zombie company and weigh on the economy anyway. So better purge them sooner than
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by rafale 5y ago
Jazz never glorified crime. Big difference here. You are making a false equivalence.
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by rafale 5y ago
That material gets absorbed differently by the different social spheres. Those FAANG kids might listen to it, enjoy it, maybe as a way to rebel, escape or act cool, but it's not part of their culture. They will grow up to be like their
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by rafale 5y ago
All of this debate is based on the bs idea that poverty breeds crime. When in fact it's a bad culture that does. I have seen places in 3rd world countries much poorer than most poor minorities in the US , and they just lived, helping e
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by rafale 5y ago
If u buy ads from them, you are a honorable and valuable customer, regardless if your ad say "send X btc to this address and we will send you back 2X".
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by rafale 5y ago
Israel even sinked a US navy ship and got away with it. It gives you an idea how powerful their lobby is. NSO should be declared a terrorist organization.
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by rafale 5y ago
Is he saying the current vaccines are not efficient? I still don't get what makes covid different from the flu. Yes, covid is a little bit more deadly, but other than, why don't we just accept it as part of our lives like we did w
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by rafale 5y ago
Good point. Users only know about Google at this point. And won't even consider another search engine.
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by rafale 5y ago
Which is way better than what the media has been "speculating".
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by rafale 5y ago
Tomahwaks. They still do. During the Irak war, they had to send them to Baghdad thru a longer path because the desert is so flat and the missile could get lost.
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by rafale 5y ago
So as good as a vaccine basically?
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by rafale 5y ago
I wonder if Black Rock will fare better than Zillow. My understanding is that they are not planning to sell/flip, rather rent then and hold on them forever.
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by rafale 5y ago
I don't know about correlation between average IQ and a country/state performance (e.g. GPD performance capita) but there is plenty of research that show correlation between a person's IQ and expected income/wealth. It&#
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by rafale 5y ago
We don't mention IQ around here. It explains too much. Too much to handle. Enjoy your downvotes.
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by rafale 5y ago
Yeah but the bad guys need to perfect all the time to avoid law enforcement and going to jail. Unless you are state backed that is.
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by rafale 5y ago
A bitlicense won't allow 100x leverage. That's where they make a lot of money, liquidating newbies.
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by rafale 5y ago
> Many Americans have decent coverage from their employer. For them, it’s not worth upending the system for what might be moderate gains. Negative gains I may say. In my experience of the Canadian healthcare and US healthcare systems, th
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by rafale 5y ago
I found this dude he seems to understand how it works pretty well: https://youtu.be/Eak_ogYMprk
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by rafale 5y ago
Is the final accident report out yet? I wonder if they are gonna blame the pilots for failing to handle a runaway trim situation regardless of what caused it (the infamous MCAS in this situation). It's a memory checklist item, they sho
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by rafale 5y ago
Microsoft should implement an Xbox mode for Windows that has these protection features for all games. It will probably require some virtualization and performance degradation but it's better than each game rolling out their own half as
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by rafale 5y ago
I think they benefited from being early on the platform. A great advantage if they can monetize, grow and keep up with the competitive pressure. Unfortunately that's not always an option. People move on and these kids have to feed them
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by rafale 5y ago
What's the best way to get around AWS/Azure/... ip range ban and VPN ban when scrapping?
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by rafale 5y ago
> There is no doubt that he really is guilty of leaking US secrets. How is it different from the Washington Post leaking the Pentagon papers? Honest question, not snarky.

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