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by saas_co_de 8y ago
False dichotomy. European imperialism has been creating the conditions that make peasant farming hell for centuries now (and millennia if you count their own people). Every single sweatshop laborer takes a job because it is better than the
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Quote me. Within an inch. I can play with words too.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Only evidence is every other report of burst production rates ever, but yeah, I am sure this time is different.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
They definitely cannot. These numbers are completely gamed within an inch of outright fraud.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Economist is not economics reporting. It is political advocacy.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
This is so wildly off base it is not even funny. The most sustainable forms of life is decentralized subsistence hunting and gathering or small scale farming. When civilization collapses, which it does and will, that is the only form of hum
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> You didn't really answer the question posed to you by OP I very specifically answered that first. Intentional promotion of prostitution has always been criminal. FOSTA didn't change that, which the EFF repeatedly said themsel
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Here is the text: https://www.congress.gov/115/bills/hr1865/BILLS-115hr1865enr... FOSTA does make it explicitly illegal to operate a web site "with the intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
100% for years I would try ddg about once a year and end up going back to Google because it just didn't work for me. About six months ago I tried ddg again and have not gone back. Ddg has gotten better and Google has gotten worse.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Yes, and they will have to "suffer" so that the scum owners of backpage who actively promoted child sex trafficking can no longer make millions selling children. If platforms keep child sex traffickers off their sites they won&#x2
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Because their current liabilities exceed their liquid assets by several billion dollars.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
More BS law enforcement theater from the SEC. > Bonthu sold the put options and netted more than $75,000 WOW. 75K. Big fish there. > According to the complaint, Bonthu was told the work was being done for an unnamed potential client,
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
But attacking people on the basis of their faith (which is not a protected status at all) is a perfectly logical and reasonable way to engage in public discourse.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> The same data structure in C might defeat them altogether I agree with this, but my point is that to get started in C all you need to work with is strings/arrays. > While a certain data structure might be complex, it’s use migh
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> You can spend weeks segfaulting in C before you get things actually working This seems like an overstatement. The first programming class I ever took was "Introduction to Programming with C" where the textbook was K&R and
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
This is not new in the sense that a whistle-blower revealed back in the mid-2000's (as I recall) that AT&T was working with the NSA to illegally bulk collect all internet traffic. The problem is that even though this is all public
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
It is ironic that the "democracy dies in the dark" people still won't report on this even though it has been common knowledge and public record for over a decade.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Every country in the world does this. The German's at least are open and honest about it. "It said the BND, a partner of the US National Security Agency (NSA), has placed so-called Y-piece prisms into its data-carrying fibre optic
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Historical correlations from before 2008 cannot be taken as predictive for the current environment. Long term rates are low because the market expects that any economic weakness will be met with quantitative easing and that long term global
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> I read the IRC logs Oh really, and did you ask how it is that IRC logs from 2009 just happened to be sitting in someone's back pocket? It is actually quite obvious from the conversation that "STURM" is a CI or other oper
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
"In or about 2016" ... sounds like some pretty solid evidence they have there.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
In order to enforce this ruling a State Attorney General would have to file a lawsuit against a company and get an injunction requiring them to collect taxes and get a judgement for back taxes. Small businesses will just ignore this because
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
There is no evidence for any of the the claims being made. Unless we see a criminal investigation and charges this is nothing more than pr. Musk does sound a bit like a paranoid crack head but the pr gambit is to distract from the recent st
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
True. There are always consequences. But if you refuse to pay then you learn how to survive all of the threats you mention which is worth the cost. The point is that the vast majority of debts are legally invalid and unenforceable. They are
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Just don't pay. It is shocking that people feel compelled to repay crooked loans issued by crooked banks run by people who are just playing a game of who can steal the most.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> Describing Silicon Valley billionaires, he said: “The phoniness irritates me - it’s, ‘I’m a hippy with a beanbag and, oh yes, there is my superyacht’. Well, at least he got something right.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
A rich hollywood producer complaining about being deplatformed - surely we have better things to do with our time?
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
There is also very little benefit to putting pages on a CDN. CDNs are beneficial for images and static asset files because pages often have dozens of those so the small speed up of going through a CDN is multiplied many times over. The diff
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
> A 'startup' is a high growth type business, typically funded by VC What you are describing is a pump-and-dump, which actually is the most vibrant sector of the US economy, but that is not a good thing.
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by saas_co_de 8y ago
Whether a company promises not to keep logs or not they can and always will comply with legal requests (court order, warrant, national security letter, etc, etc) to monitor specific targets. Otherwise they will be out of business. Bottom li

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