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by sildur 8y ago
We are talking about Facebook here.
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by sildur 8y ago
I have been thinking on this. From a capitalist point of view, an Universal Basic Income may be useful to remove non-productive people from companies. I think the productivity increase (because non-productive people tend to drag productive
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by sildur 8y ago
You should not eat fish from the sea, then.
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by sildur 8y ago
Where you see disasters, I see business oportunities.
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by sildur 8y ago
It is common in pretty much any developed country.
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by sildur 8y ago
You can now use other password managers in iOS 12.
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by sildur 8y ago
Plutonium is also a herbicide. If you spray it on plants, those plants die. Sadly, plutonium has side effects for us. Glyphosate may also have them, long term or short term. I don’t want to act as guinea pig. If you want, good for you. Thal
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by sildur 8y ago
That’s why I drink what I want and I eat what I want. I stopped caring about studies changing each year. Also, I’d very much prefer to die earlier from a heart attack than live longer and die from Alzheimer’s.
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by sildur 8y ago
Yes. I was behind the second screen application for the Sean Hannity show. I did not write any content, but my work helped to spread all that misinformation.
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by sildur 8y ago
Google Maps is also preinstalled on most android phones.
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by sildur 8y ago
Well, shame on you. All the armchair experts at hacker news say that the implementation is really bad and you should feel really bad for using it. So please stop using it and make them happy.
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by sildur 8y ago
Well, good riddance to all of those companies which do not want to comply with a law made to protect citizen’s privacy. Europeans now have an antispam, anticrooks filter for free.
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by sildur 8y ago
I’ve seen the things dementia brains can do to ignore the gaps in reality, and to build a consistent, but fake “reality”, and I wonder which kind of things, if any, is my brain trying to ignore right now, to keep also a consistent reality.
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by sildur 9y ago
A wolf-eaten chicken also gets courtesy parasites.
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by sildur 9y ago
I hope they do, because we are going to eat them.
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by sildur 9y ago
Nice, I have a big pile of clothes to iron. They couldn't come soon enough.
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by sildur 9y ago
They should replace workers with robots. That would remove the human cost.
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by sildur 9y ago
No, please. If you want an improved UI, fork the project, do it, and let's see how much people follow you. But don't try to force it down our throats.
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by sildur 9y ago
I usually make small mistakes identifying things, intentionally.
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by sildur 10y ago
I would have used "facets".
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by sildur 10y ago
Agreed, PGP is dead, long live to GnuPG!
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by sildur 10y ago
I went through all the links, clicking on them and asking archive.org to save a copy. I also did it with the "Download", "Raw", and "Download ZIP" links.
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by sildur 10y ago
You just have defined the whole HTML5 mess. But who needs the W3C, right?
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by sildur 10y ago
Banana citizens for a banana republic.
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by sildur 10y ago
Remaining in the EU is bad, but remaining in the UK would be good. Alright.
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by sildur 11y ago
It's a Very Important Perro
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by sildur 11y ago
I'd prefer "rest of them".
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by sildur 11y ago
Using your logic, spraying a country with mustard gas is better than killing half of their citizens, as the body count is smaller.
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by sildur 11y ago
China invaded Tibet on false pretenses.
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by sildur 11y ago
"SMS notifications launched before smartphones were available." Google Calendar became available on April 13, 2006. I got a Nokia smartphone in 2002. They were available way before 2006.

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