snsr

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by snsr 10y ago
> everything keeps going up Except real wages for the vast majority.
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by snsr 10y ago
MIT was complicit in the prosecution of Aaron Swartz for seemingly qualifying activities.
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by snsr 10y ago
"Unlimited" marketing BS aside, the article is mostly a puff piece about deployment of LTE in the unlicensed 5.8ghz band currently used by wifi etc. So when they say "a future without wifi is possible", they mean it lite
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by snsr 10y ago
Your landing page gives a fantastic first impression (having not used the service).
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by snsr 10y ago
> If lossy CSS minification is a thing that we are willing to put up with I'm not, neat experiment though.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Basically, yes. Maybe you should visit their site: http://everytown.org/who-we-are/
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by snsr 10y ago
Unprecedented in magnitude; Bush lost by a margin of 544,000 votes, Trump received ~3 million fewer votes than Clinton.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Personal gain is not always a sufficient explanation, either. We're discussing the family's dubious actions precisely because they go beyond pure self interest.
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by snsr 10y ago
> As if rich people couldn't have genuine interest and even altruistic ambitions. The Mercers are behind Breitbart, Trump, Bannon and the British Leave campaign; I doubt that altruism has much to do with it.
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by snsr 10y ago
Illegal voting had nothing to do with Trump's unprecedented loss of the popular vote.
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by snsr 10y ago
Fox News is a cesspool of disinformation for the under-informed.
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by snsr 10y ago
> In order to be a terrorist I think you need a political purpose, an ideology and a plan of some kind. Not in the US, where this cowardly, racist attack took place. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definitions_of_terro
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by snsr 10y ago
> RT is very biased, but is fairly factual once you learn to ignore the bias. If you exclude it completely, you miss a big part of the picture. It's nothing more than propaganda and disinformation with an agenda.
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by snsr 10y ago
> I've never heard of anyone being arrested for peaceful protests, not since Martin Luther King at least. I'm not saying it doesn't happen ever (your case might be a good example), but peaceful protests virtually never led
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by snsr 10y ago
Not sure about the problem solved in the video, but Andrew Huang has done some interesting work over the years. https://www.bunniestudios.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Huang_(hacker)
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by snsr 10y ago
While you're correct about availability, the rest of your statement is absurdly reductive as well as incorrect.
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by snsr 10y ago
> … the price of net neutrality is eternal protest? When shills like Ajit Pai are in power at the FCC, yes.
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by snsr 10y ago
VW did cheat, the cars produce more emissions when not being tested, and it looks like their executives lied about it. http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/business/internation...
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by snsr 10y ago
Can't wait to noodle around with this, amazing creative potential.
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by snsr 10y ago
What a fantastically interesting rabbit hole (referring to the photo collection itself). The work being performed and related implications have always been of interest to me as well. Thank you for compiling these!
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by snsr 10y ago
I'm curious about the implications of this technology (which is amazing) on courteous driving habits. I regularly stop to let people cross the road, I cross the center line when safe to give people and cyclists (if I plan to pass) extr
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by snsr 10y ago
I'd argue that he's a practical visionary and an inspiration.
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by snsr 10y ago
Wrong thread for that man, come on.
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by snsr 10y ago
A better idea might be to stop visiting News Corp. sites at all.
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by snsr 10y ago
> The reality is that they help out their friends. Also known as corruption.
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by snsr 10y ago
> If he is like that, we'll have a Democratic Congress in two years and a new president in four. Gerrymandered districts have made that nearly impossible.
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by snsr 10y ago
> Mathematically, the majority does rule. Thankfully, we are the nicest, kindest majority anywhere else in the world. What? Trump lost the popular vote. And your "mathematical majority" is anything but kind.
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by snsr 10y ago
Which is bullshit and absolutely none of their business.
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by snsr 10y ago
> But yeah, I'm sure this isn't the first layoff in these states anyway It certainly isn't, and this won't be the last.
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by snsr 10y ago
> If thats case aren't you just perpetuating a narrative about Trump supporters being a bunch of racist bigots You are though.

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