razakel

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by razakel 1y ago
I'd prefer to deal with the mafia than Rupert fucking Murdoch.
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by razakel 1y ago
They should really have called it PowerScript. It's the full blown .NET ecosystem.
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by razakel 1y ago
I wonder if you could get an iPod Classic and upgrade the storage/replace the battery...
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by razakel 1y ago
He's a Yale-educated lawyer who runs a hedge fund. That's exactly the sort of person a company would want on their board.
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by razakel 1y ago
These days you get arrested and thrown in jail just for sending death threats to politicians.
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by razakel 1y ago
Hosting drivers on mega.co.nz. Totally fills you with confidence.
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by razakel 1y ago
The company that bought it is owned by the same guy. He knows it's bullshit.
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by razakel 1y ago
The Bail Act 1976 says you get bail by default, unless it's a serious offence, in which case you'd be remanded.
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by razakel 1y ago
>Firstly, you must be skint and on the dole. Anybody with a proper job or tied up with full time education will not have the time to devote to see it through. Also, being on the dole gives you a clearer perspective on how much of society
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by razakel 1y ago
Hindsight is always 20/20. You mustn't judge your past decisions based on information you didn't have at the time. That way lies madness.
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by razakel 1y ago
One of the founders is ex-Mossad.
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by razakel 1y ago
You're not a three-letter agency, though.
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by razakel 1y ago
>is it just the inability to block ads? Of course it is.
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by razakel 1y ago
"When our enemies say: 'but we gave you freedom of thought before' - yeah, you did! That doesn't mean we should do the same for you! Your stupidity shall not be contagious! That you gave it to us is proof of how dumb you
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by razakel 1y ago
There's often red flags, such as a Polish name, graduate from a Polish university, but doesn't actually speak Polish. Local knowledge, too. If they claim to be from Krakow, get someone from there to chat to them. If you hear frant
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by razakel 1y ago
There's five different grids in North America (Eastern, Western, Texas, Alaska, Quebec) so something would have to go very wrong for a nationwide blackout.
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by razakel 1y ago
>I can walk into my nearest teleco branch with my ID if I lose my phone and change the SIM to another phone. And I can do the same pretending to be you, or simply bribe the minimum-wage cashier who doesn't really care. Do they even
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by razakel 1y ago
That is the UK system. GPs are private contractors.
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by razakel 1y ago
Wakefield's fraud was quite sophisticated and did manage to fool many medical professionals.
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by razakel 1y ago
Yeah, there's several companies that do it.
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by razakel 1y ago
>kept a list of drives to avoid based on user experience Well, that sounds like a great way to get sued.
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by razakel 1y ago
People constantly moan about their jobs, stupid processes, broken software and tools... listen to them and build something better.
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by razakel 2y ago
>There should be some regulatory mechanism for domains if the owner doesn’t use them for something meaningful, they should pay and increased price for it, and/or lose the ownership after a certain amount of time. There is, they&#x27
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by razakel 2y ago
European law has established various rights regarding data concerning an individual since 1981.
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by razakel 2y ago
Governments are not startups. Boring and predictable is what the public and the markets want.
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by razakel 2y ago
It's not the first time they've hijacked the term. It's a smokescreen because they're aware of how unpalatable their beliefs actually are.
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by razakel 2y ago
Anarchists don't want a king. Neo-feudalists want to be the king.
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by razakel 2y ago
Anarcho-capitalists are not anarchists. They share no history or ideology with any of the other variants of anarchism. They're extreme libertarians/neo-feudalists.
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by razakel 2y ago
Even Boris Johnson was turned away from a polling station because he didn't have his ID with him.
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by razakel 2y ago
>And yet, most countries are using tarrifs. On specific industries they want to protect. Not completely across the board.

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