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by rooshdi 15y ago
I am skeptical that this will ever deliver a sufficient user experience when compared side by side to other mobile OSes. Wasn't the same sort of thing said about the desktop vs the web? Sufficient is the key word here. If the experience i
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by rooshdi 15y ago
You're kidding, right? It's kind of hard to tell with all these trolls nowadays.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
It's a sad state of the world when those that comply with BS are considered smart.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Inspiring. My heart goes out to you and your family. Life can be so tragic at times, almost pushing us to breaking points as we try to find the meaning of it all. Thank you for sharing this and reminding us to embrace our pain, to embrace o
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Exactly....remember those two friends that got barred from the US for joking over Twitter: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3528138 Now the TSA makes an even more incendiary joke about "things that go BOOM" and it's all dandy from thei
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by rooshdi 15y ago
The TSA isn't Reddit, we're talking about people's real security at stake here. Them joking about "things that go BOOM" is just downright distasteful, especially when people are expecting them to confront the security concerns more seriousl
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by rooshdi 15y ago
I'm not defending the war crimes of the US either. All I'm saying is do not conflate lying with the obviously more extreme act of actually killing people.
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Are you really suggesting murdering hundreds of innocent people is more honorable than lying for the sake of easing people's fears? I don't respect lying either, but let's not get crazy here.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
There seems to be a lot of people here going through some of the same feelings, I know I have. Sometimes you just lose yourself when you're working on something you want to win. I know I've needed to take a step back and get myself back tog
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Albert Einstein's Thoughts on Socialism(monthlyreview.org)
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by rooshdi 15y ago
If you didn't get consent to analyze this man in public, you should take it down IMHO. We should respect this man's personal life.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yep, it may not be in 5 years but it's only a matter of time, no matter what native app developers would like you to believe. If we learned one thing from desktops, it was don't underestimate the web. Good to see things start coming back fu
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Issues with other countries in the middle east have been discussed. Some examples: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3599396 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2157796 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3575029 http://news.ycombi
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Why are most of the top comments up in arms about this article and not the magic secrets of Teller one? If you're going to shout "irrelevant", at least be consistent. I think this speaks volumes of the biases inherent in some of the comment
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Why does anyone have to decide what is "appropriate" for a community? Why can't a community just be?
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yea, it almost always works this way. Some entity in power thinks it's for the greater "good" to censor content from people and the slippery slope of censorship begins. Why can't Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, or any of these other social media
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Attach your name.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yea, the private rooms at my local library are made almost obsolete by the open study tables and desks there. For one, you don't have to worry about the constant time restrictions, and the extra ventilation doesn't hurt either.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
https://www.facebook.com/Free.Saeed.Malekpor Spread the word. We may not have time to save this man's life, but a growing public outcry may help save others like him. Let us not lose faith in the power of people to create change.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
The U.S. Secret Service was involved.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Compliance does not excuse them from responsibility. Yes, both are trying the best job they can in the face of a request, but both also have the individual freedom to choose not to execute a hit job. Outrageous actions call for outrageous m
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by rooshdi 15y ago
No, everyone involved is to blame, just nobody has the fortitude to do do anything about it as long as they are getting paid. If a hitman is paid to kill you, is he not guilty? The problem is everyone is okay with everything, as long as the
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Me either. Sad to say, but most people don't give a damn nowadays.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Who needs SOPA when you can do whatever the hell you want. Great to know our taxes are being put to good use and helping create new jobs and services. Thank you US Government.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Yea, don't sweat it. :)
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He was just asking an honest question and wanted to know if the person actually used it, since that would probably provide a deeper explanation of the utility of Bump than any personal opinion of his would. Let's not get too uptight around
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by rooshdi 15y ago
I guess sincerely expressing yourself is awful these days. Why does everything have to be so sugar-coated? I'd rather hear an authentic opinion from someone who means it than the robotic PR speak we here these days.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
I have a bad feeling too...but for different reasons. I fear society just doesn't give a damn anymore. I fear all our warnings will steadily fall on deaf ears and we will eventually become ostracized into oblivion. I fear humanity will embr
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by rooshdi 15y ago
Oh yea, I forgot we only exist if we pull out our damn wallet in this corrupt capitalist society.
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by rooshdi 15y ago
They have the right to offer anything they want, but ignoring users who want more control over their supposed Gmail space just isn't putting the user first, it's putting profits first. But I guess greed isn't evil, right?

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