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871.
by seppin 8y ago
If you use an ad blocker in browser it does the same thing. Native ad blocking only works when an app uses an obvious third party plugin for them. The native stuff all stays
872.
by seppin 8y ago
Is god in the image of a man? Probably not.
873.
by seppin 8y ago
Their fee for preventing it from becoming a cesspool is 30%. Sounds reasonable to me.
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by seppin 8y ago
Yes, one is censorship the other is consequence of being a jerk.
875.
by seppin 8y ago
It's not hidden, it's de facto disabled for 99% of users. Fix this, Paypal.
876.
by seppin 8y ago
lol SF never had 1/10 the vibrancy NY had, or has.
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by seppin 8y ago
you are asking why a news org is reporting the bad behavior of a major country? What should they be doing?
878.
by seppin 8y ago
Little bit different than fighting a civil war for political control against your own citizens.
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by seppin 8y ago
wow
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by seppin 8y ago
There's a lot to be discussed about Al Awlaki, including his teenage son also killed in the strike, but he was a general in a war, on a battlefield. Drones target fighters, and they sometimes kill civilians. They don't target civi
881.
by seppin 8y ago
Slack + Trello for the money minded, works great.
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by seppin 8y ago
They also know that if you are always claiming a crash is coming, they will eventually be right.
883.
by seppin 8y ago
Paypal, an actual bank, still only allows SMS 2fa. It's stupid.
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by seppin 8y ago
Most people say: "IF anyone wanted to invade the US, now is the time." They aren't wrong, but it just illustrates how little anyone is interested in an all-out conflict with America.
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by seppin 8y ago
They are surely much worse, but the US has more to lose.
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by seppin 8y ago
> decentralized social networks I'm sorry but what would the point of this be? A social network is only as useful as it's centralization.
887.
by seppin 8y ago
All parties have every reason to deny. The companies will be hurt, the intel folks don't want anything public, ever. Journalists are the only ones that care about what the public knows.
888.
by seppin 8y ago
yet here we are
889.
by seppin 8y ago
no
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by seppin 8y ago
Spirit = never again. Worst airline in the world.
891.
by seppin 8y ago
Their denials are very, very specific. Meaning those words can be true, and a blanket denial would be false.
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by seppin 8y ago
If Gmail doesn't scan your email anymore, what's the objection to it?
893.
by seppin 8y ago
Find clients that care about quality, be better, and charge more.
894.
by seppin 8y ago
I would have guessed 20 years as well
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by seppin 8y ago
Engineers think they could do the business part of they "really wanted to", but don't believe MBAs could do their job. They think they are smarter. Also there's a shocking amount of nerds vs jocks BS that still goes on w
896.
by seppin 8y ago
to protect the harmony of the society, yes.
897.
by seppin 8y ago
technically one of the pacific islands the US used for nuclear testing has the absolute highest.
898.
by seppin 8y ago
A stolen idea with open contempt for his users. No it was never ideal.
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by seppin 8y ago
An app people actually use would be a more obvious choice.
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by seppin 8y ago
That's somehow better?

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