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by stfu 13y ago
He hid the answer quite well. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by stfu 13y ago
I disagree. It depends a lot on your type of personality. But if you are an introvert you think a lot about weather to approach a (distressed) person or not. And ultimately are almost are never going to do that. If you just listen to your &
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by stfu 13y ago
Completely unrelated to the message of the story but: Did he end up talking to the girl after all or not?
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by stfu 13y ago
That's news to me. And it would also explain why the spy scandal is pretty much a non-story on Reddit. At the moment all there is on the front page are 2 stories on Greenwald and some "collecting anti surveillance arguments thread
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by stfu 13y ago
Love it how they got played. I hope they appreciate the way the administration let them look and lie their customers in the face. Wish I had been a fly on the wall when they where instructed on what to say and how to phrase it. It is certai
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Spain builds submarine 70 tons too heavy by putting a decimal in the wrong place(o.canada.com)
91 points by stfu 13y ago|47 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
It seems reasonable to suspect that for matters of urgency the transition process might have started earlier than the actual acquisition was publicly announced. Plus I am not quite sure if the dates on the slide indicate the starting or fin
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Dianne Feinstein vents ire over 'avalanche of leaks'(politico.com)
6 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
What really saddens me is that this confirms all the conspiracy rumors. Wasn't it always just a rumor going around that the U.S. Government "made" Microsoft buy Skype for spying purposes? Well: "10 May 2011, Microsoft Corporation acquired
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by stfu 13y ago
Would be time for a call on VCs and Incubators that a sustainable future for the web would mean fostering startups that rise the convenience of privacy tools.
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by stfu 13y ago
This! Over and over again. Whenever I see one of those petition discussion I am just baffled by the naiveté of people.
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by stfu 13y ago
Absolutely! The petition site is just the White House's way of trolling the internet into thinking they care about "internet problems".
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by stfu 13y ago
Did not know that. But then again the slippery slope argument totally lives up to my expectations: * In the UK the use of Cleanfeed was later extended to block websites that link to (without necessarily themselves hosting) copyrighted mater
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by stfu 13y ago
Because the foreseeable next step is "hey, these filters are already in place we should at least block out cp". They are building up the infrastructure up to the stage where a transition to the next step is going to be with no cost to provi
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by stfu 13y ago
I, for one, am already looking forward in what ways the Obama administration is going to hunt down the leaker of this document. Because - how should a government function without having a basic level of secrecy? Oh irony... On the other han
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by stfu 13y ago
It is about time that certain "accidents" are going to convince those bloody Germans how beneficial a stronger surveillance system is! Conspiracy nut thinking? Not so fast my friend: http://www.presseurop.eu/en/content/news-brief/3696611-w
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by stfu 13y ago
The idea of an unbiased article is in my opinion just an illusion. In reality truth is a negotiation between different stakeholders and some form of settlement at the end where each side can somehow get away with. I personally find the next
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by stfu 13y ago
What's the deal with all the medium.com spam recently? I sometimes feel like they are thinking each morning "with what made up bs headline can we bait HN users today".
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Graphic content of Cambridge University law exam stuns students(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by stfu 13y ago|9 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
This stuff is super tricky. I tried experimenting around, e.g. doubling the amount of orange oil to make it more organge'y tasting. But it had in my opinion very little impact on the overall taste. It is really hard to get that stuff right.
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Critics angered by new law making it illegal to wear a mask at unlawful protests(nationalpost.com)
9 points by stfu 13y ago|1 comments
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Livestock to be fed larvae reared on cow and pig excrement in EU trial(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by stfu 13y ago|1 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Anyone having a breakdown of the data? Like which courses, which instructors, etc?
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by stfu 13y ago
A few month ago I tried brewing this stuff myself. It "kinda" works, but it tastes inmho very different from "regular" Coke. It tastes a bit more along the lines of RedBull Cola.
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by stfu 13y ago
trivia night Just to bring a personal anecdote why meals are less problematic: Trivia night would be the fastest way to push me away. I hate made up, faked up bonding events that have no other intention than to force me in a social gather
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Feds suggest anti-Muslim speech can be punished(politico.com)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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Police have to return material to Dotcom(stuff.co.nz)
170 points by stfu 13y ago|65 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
What do you guys think of Stevia[1]? Has been recently approved in the EU for use as an all natural sweetener and I see products popping up here and there pretending to be based on it. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stevia
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by stfu 13y ago
Same here. I wish there were at least some kind of valuable information somewhere included. For example how OP is (planing to) promote such a completely generic, replaceable product with a gazillion competitors and no way to differentiate t
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Judge in hacker case is married to a Stratfor client (2012)(salon.com)
20 points by stfu 13y ago|15 comments

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