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10y ago
> It's absolutely payback, I'm saying I don't have a problem wiht it. I think gawker is getting exactly what they deserve. cool. just don't say you (thiel) advocate for free speech when you do that.
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10y ago
the hypocrisy is in saying, hey i still believe in free speech, while punishing free speech because he doesn't like what was said. that just means he's all for speech that doesn't affect his bottom line.
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10y ago
i'm not confused. i am discussing the hypocrisy of thiel saying he's about protecting free speech when the thing he was originally angry about (his being outed) was free speech. he doesn't give a shit about hulk hogan or his
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10y ago
from your comment i know you've never read anything on deadspin. > Here's something to consider: a lot of that is sensationalized yellow journalism as well. They take surveys that include behavior that is usually handled at the
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10y ago
what does any of that have to do with any of this case? did any of this incite illegal acts or acts that resulted in violence? no. that part of your post has zero relevance to either my post or to the current situation (did someone kill som
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10y ago
if we're talking about free speech here. gawker did not do anything illegal to out peter thiel. a shitty thing to do? yes. illegal? no. so essentially thiel planned revenge because they did something shitty and he did not like it. agai
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10y ago
okay thats just kinda semantics then. he didn't get revenge because he did something wrong. he got revenge because he felt someone else did something wrong. so this is still all about revenge for thiel at the cost of chilling free spee
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10y ago
lol yeah this is definitely not about revenge. lies in wait for 7 years
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10y ago
i would say it was always a massive success from the beginning. maybe that's arguable. but to say iphone finally hit its mark with the iphone 4 is calling it a bit late.
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10y ago
security questions as a recovery mechanism are fucking terrible. most people are going to fill in the same response for their security q/a over multiple sites so pretty much any bad actor in any organization could possibly look at the
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10y ago
so i cannot give up rice. how much can i consume of rice/carbs per day and not mess up this balance?
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10y ago
while you were easily able to buy porn and guns, on the flip side the people who sold you the porn and guns had to go through a high-risk payment processor just as if they'd try to sell porn/guns online. you don't notice anyt
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10y ago
i don't even understand the ire of this post. you're mad that stripe is lying about the reason they don't take high risk businesses? what is their motive in lying about that?
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10y ago
Facebook is such a big target that it won't matter what they do. People will write an adblocker for it because it's Facebook. If there was a viable path, they would have already done it. I think Facebook has enough engineers there
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10y ago
banks and other financial institutions have certainly been punished for their bad decisions in the past. Definitely don't see anything wrong with letting banks do whatever they want.
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10y ago
I think Apple did this too late. If they had done this with an earlier release where smartphones were still "advancing" I think they would have gotten better conversion. Now what can they possibly offer in the next iPhone that off
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10y ago
i can read it logged out of facebook unfortunately there is an annoying box covering up 1/3 of the page asking you to login or signup. it does not "block" any content in that you can still read all of it. but it is highly ann
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10y ago
I've seen a couple of Japanese jaywalk during my trip. But I guess not at 3am though.
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10y ago
> It's not up to the government to decide what buildings should be allowed based on their looks. That is exactly what governments decide. Private property does not mean, "do whatever you want" it merely gives you certain r
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10y ago
SF regulations (something about requiring the rental be roundtrip vs one-way I think) prevent Car2Go from existing in SF. This is really annoying as it's just sitting there while I have to rush to make sure I do my task in the allotted
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10y ago
If it was an acquihire, wouldn't this press release more reflect that rather than saying it shutdown? Edit: reading it again it seems maybe there are people continuing on with Mercedes Benz Edit2: geez just read your post sans audio. T
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10y ago
> I have yet to come across any concept in any human language that can’t be expressed in English. Well, no shit? The only language you speak is English. Any concepts that are foreign or difficult to explain in English would probably be o
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10y ago
the repo already points that out. >Important: Note that the native equivalents are array methods, and will not work with objects. If this functionality is needed, then Lodash/Underscore is the better option.
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10y ago
if you live in sf they were all around. at least their hauling trucks were. i'm guessing maybe very few people in palo alto have a need to sell their couches?
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There are dozens of things in Japan dying off as traditional things become more difficult to make due to the demand not being what it once was. Kimonos [0] Swords [1] Kaiseki [2] Hand Tattooing [3] Urushi [4] 0: http://www.telegr
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10y ago
I feel like this will just anger more people. Better to just accept what happened, take responsibility and ask people to let him move on. Scrubbing your past when you're this notorious seems like a difficult thing to do and makes you l
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10y ago
Ah oops. Yes.
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10y ago
Same thing with ImageShack. They use to host images for SA and then got really shady with linking images. Hosting images is a high cost service that most people don't want to pay for, so there's very little ways to make money.
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10y ago
Twitter should spend some of the money getting someone to actually improve their web ui. Click a link to an individual tweet and read it. Now you click out of it to read the person's timeline. Here comes the janky timeline refresh. I m
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10y ago
they probably borrow from neighbors...? i definitely run into this problem. i need that _one_ envelope. do i really want to buy 50 to shove the rest into a drawer?
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