saladeen

6 ms·

1.
by saladeen 9y ago
You're avoiding my point. But that's ok.
2.
by saladeen 9y ago
We are discussing crime. If crime wasn't commited by firearms, there would be no need to have legal framework regulating firearms. However, once firearms are heavily regulated, the violence commited through use of firearms doesn't
3.
by saladeen 9y ago
GP asked about relation of gun laws vs death numbers. You are pretending to answer that, but you weasel in the change from 'general violence' to 'gun violence'. Of course if guns are more easily available, there will be
4.
by saladeen 9y ago
I meant that they are 'introducing' security fails so that once there'll be indications they're giving data to Uncle Sam they can claim they were hax'd. But I'm not really serious with this 'conspiracy the
5.
by saladeen 9y ago
How old are you?
6.
by saladeen 9y ago
Between this and the Mac root login, looks like Apple has got 'an offer they can't refuse' from Uncle Sam, and are establishing plausible deniability by intentionally introducing security failures.
7.
by saladeen 9y ago
Thank you.
8.
by saladeen 9y ago
Could you please elaborate on your theory that it would benefit from NN repeal? I disagree but wish to understand your stance better.
9.
by saladeen 9y ago
These new-style tech companies have become very good at keeping the underdog/one-with-the-masses image while slowly turning into market-cornering behemoths the likes of Bell. Netflix is just following the Google's playbook IMO. Al
10.
by saladeen 9y ago
Thank you for clarifying that, the general issues quickly get interwoven with intra-US issues and I lose track. I am not really here to preach. I just wanted to point out something, so that people who feel like me can make their own judgeme
11.
by saladeen 9y ago
It is not, but I'd like to note one thing: while here Netflix is the 'bad guy', in the Net Neutrality issue they are positing themselves as the 'good guy'.
12.
by saladeen 9y ago
Yes, and that is all I wanted to point out. That Soros is investing heavily in affecting the public and official opinion on some topics, such as net neutrality. And for this I get called a 'conspiracy theorist'. Soros is not a &#x
13.
by saladeen 9y ago
Thank you for attempting to ridicule me with the ole 'conspiracy theory'. Go to the site ( battleforthenet.com ), scroll all the way down, it says 'built by Fight for the Future', and even links to it: https:/&#x2F
14.
by saladeen 9y ago
Most large bandwidth consumers do pay a 'kind of tax' to ISPs, by installing their own hardware at ISP's locations to lower the bandwidth use.
15.
by saladeen 9y ago
Here's an article about it too: http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/soros-ford-foundation-shov...
16.
by saladeen 9y ago
In that case, here's the hash of the torrent: 376C45CE22B1DDE014F8AF2809BF4ECC798B4C19
17.
by saladeen 9y ago
In my online experience, 90% of people who straight up attack keto like this are vegans who want to keep propping up the dogma that 'animal products = bad for you'. They often also assume that keto = eating only meat.
18.
by saladeen 9y ago
Citation or reference to what? Go to the site, scroll all the way down, it says 'built by Fight for the Future', and even links to it: https://www.fightforthefuture.org/ On that site, go to 'Supporters'
19.
by saladeen 9y ago
There's a project that uses QEMU to emulate the original xbox, xqemu: http://xqemu.com/ I wonder if this will help their project too.
20.
by saladeen 9y ago
The hard stance you speak of was always simple containment and ignoring, and then when their leader would start shaking sabres and making threats, he would get appeased with free food. That was exactly my point. The problem was ignored, and
21.
by saladeen 9y ago
Regardless of how bad Trump is considered to be, and how true that will turn out to be, in my opinion this is the first time that someone is actually doing something that has a chance at ending this horrible situation that we've been j
22.
by saladeen 9y ago
It wasn't a real accusation and I definitely don't use it routinely, was just pointing out ridiculousness of politically charging a conversation about a very useful scientific tool which I am a great fan of. One can always find so
23.
by saladeen 9y ago
Pushing of apps onto mobile users viewing sites inside browser has really gone evil. Reddit makes you click 'No, I don't want to install reddit app' or similar at least 3 times before letting you view the content. Unrelated t
24.
by saladeen 9y ago
While everyone is focusing on the bottlenecks and such that this might have caused in homo sapiens, the main thing for me is the relation between Toba catastrophe and the main human migration out of Africa, which came 60kya. My theory is th
25.
by saladeen 9y ago
That is easily disproved: Khoisan people are the earliest offshoot off the sapiens evolutionary tree - they split from the rest of us cca 175 thousand years ago, and they are behaviouraly modern in all possible ways - they have large social
26.
by saladeen 9y ago
Let me let you in on a big mac daddy secret sauce: Map both ctrl and esc to caps lock key: when it's pressed and released on its own, it sends an Esc; when it's used as a modifier key (pressed together with another key), it sends
27.
by saladeen 9y ago
I propose Nition be known as Explanator2000 from now on.
28.
by saladeen 9y ago
The site returns direct pdf links only for paywalled journals. If you put in a DOI for an article that's hosted on a free-access journal, the site redirects you to the article's page on the journal, so you can download the pdf dir
29.
by saladeen 9y ago
You probably just paste DOI codes there like most of us. Originally, sci-hub supported searching for codewords/topics (by using Google Scholar), but then their IPs got banned from Google Scholar and the workaround is to install this ex
30.
by saladeen 9y ago
I'd like to chime in: I believe one of their goals was to lower testosterone in general population, to make for a meeker and more easily controlled population. This probably wasn't a 'fully evil' goal, since the horrors

More ›