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10y ago
I tried to find a follow up to the iron sulfate story but couldn't find one, would be interesting to hear what happened.
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10y ago
Hes such a nice guy
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10y ago
> It is not. Have you followed the debate? I'm sure there are plenty of Leave supporters that aren't, but a huge proportion of them have also expressed outright racist views. So by that chain of logic, couldn't we say that
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10y ago
Can't, they have actual firewalls and some basic security competence.
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10y ago
Or they can just keep doing what their doing, just keep denying that anything else than the trump files were hacked and everything is fine. They can do whatever they want, but then people can look at this shitshow of a story and draw their
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10y ago
Man John is just a little dramatic sometimes. Financing a lawsuit which so far seems to be legitimate under US law is equated with destroying publications? The fact that gawker is online after losing the trial pretty much illustrates the po
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10y ago
Because peer reviewed social science doesn't really mean much? http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/28/science/many-social-scienc...
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10y ago
It seems to me, if there was a bug in a company system that charged customers when they should not have, I don't think you can just say "sorry" and not pay the money back. I would be appalled if people here on HN were applaud
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11y ago
I don't know why anyone would be surprised. Victoria Nuland said it herself: "Fuck the EU". The US wants to screw over the EU, not help them. The quicker the EU realizes this the better.
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11y ago
Considering that India is making progress on nuclear, it would seem inevitable that they shut down a few if not all of them.
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11y ago
I think the poster's point still somewhat stands which is that having guys uncomfortably advance is very much a first world problem. I have had advances from a couple of females during my career (clients looking to gain favor for cheap
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11y ago
> Facebook.... <story is yet to be written> but the same thing will happen to them. One thing to consider is that Mark is very aware of this based on his purchases of companies like Instagram. At the moment it seems like facebook w
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11y ago
> I was unlucky enough to be with one of the ISPs who didn't provision enough backhaul connectivity on the other network cables, so my 100mbit fibre internet now looks something like a 1998 dialup connection Shouldn't this be h
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11y ago
Isn't it possible that the Americans sabotaged the factory on their way out?
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11y ago
Also signup for https://www.internetdefenseleague.org/
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11y ago
Pretty much explained why Donald Trump is so popular at the moment.
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11y ago
Just curious, is their similar restrictions to donating organs as there is to donating blood? Such as homosexuality?
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11y ago
I just recently moved to Perth from Sydney. House prices here are much better and there is a decent tech industry here. Not as big as east coast but big enough.
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11y ago
Well the problem is a lot of welfare that we have now wouldn't have typically exist as welfare before it's institution. An example would be the destruction of the family unit which has lead to an entire class of single mothers who
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11y ago
This is all due to IP laws, I really hope that countries like china and india stay strong on their position of "Fuck IP Laws".
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11y ago
It's microsoft, of course they won't lose it. They could just ask the NSA for a copy.
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11y ago
> The level at which FB and Google can target us is staggering. I'm so glad I deleted my facebook account years ago for this fact alone. I don't need to give all my information for free to facebook to use what is essentially IM
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11y ago
Yea i don't like this image hosting service either. I'm on some bad wifi atm and it actually froze my UI for a minute.
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11y ago
> and a large number of those police deaths are due to traffic accidents. I wonder if the fact that cops don't normally obey speed limits affects this at all...
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11y ago
I remember someone making a big point yesterday about why it's actually really expensive to manufacture in china. His argument was that China's theft of copyright is the biggest cost when your idea's get stolen and reproduced
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11y ago
But if copyright didn't exist then there would be no purpose for the GPL.
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11y ago
Is someone suggesting making a SHNS site? What do you mean?
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11y ago
I don't find mind difference between the conduct of 3rd wave feminists and a lot of the misogyny and racism I see online.
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11y ago
Personally I think being able to designate your own watch faces is a game changer.
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11y ago
What if your a cup half empty person who looks as this as a failure as now all the people on the fence will have reason to ignore this issue for the next few years baring some kind of new revelations. Seriously, who in congress is going to
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