rudolf0

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   by rudolf0 12y ago

   Even if a diet choice is voluntary, if the choice is grounded in religious or ethical reasons then it is an infringement of personal freedom to deny that. Yes, prison itself is an infringement of freedom, but some believe that certain freed
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   by rudolf0 12y ago

   I think there's a ton of truth to that; for example, the Jews provided a very convenient excuse for the loss of WW 1 and the overall current (perceived) plight of the German people. But I think this common explanation oversimplifies wh
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   by rudolf0 12y ago

   I will admit that I initially thought this was a Wireshark plugin or related to Wireshark in some fashion, based on the name and the appearance of the GUI on the page. You may want to put a little disclaimer at the top saying it's not
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   by rudolf0 12y ago

   Well, it depends if you consider monolithic monopolies or governments a greater threat to freedom. In the case of US ISPs, most people simply have no choice and are locked into one company. This creates a difficult situation and allows ISPs
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   by rudolf0 12y ago

   I can relate to you quite a bit, at least in terms of feeling if not experience. I'm much better working for myself than anyone else and would prefer to quit my current job and start a personal project or startup and make a living that