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by tajen 9y ago
Or even if people had more leisure time, they’d spend it on working on a bigger project because it’s our driver. I’ve noticed when I made thousands a month, I spent much more time in charities, but I was still just as stressed ;) Ok that on
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by tajen 9y ago
flame? glowing? hot? the Mythbusters visiting home?
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by tajen 9y ago
because it’s the reflection of the sun, and it’s far away, so if you move, the reflection moves too? Which if true lets me guess you live in Manly?
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by tajen 9y ago
Well if they want security, Android has only been half serious since 6 (entire systematic disk encryption, half-serious permissions...).
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by tajen 9y ago
It’s amazing that murder gets someone 2 years only, don’t you think? I bet the worldwide average must be around 15 years discounted to 7. (Note that if he’s innoculated with AIDS in prison, 2 years is already gruesome).
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by tajen 9y ago
It’s encouraging that it’s the second exec jailed, with significant duration (=not probation, not a few months, real years).
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by tajen 9y ago
And we also have to note that competitors may have been between the allowed bounds, but still polluting. Everyone is guilty of pollution, VW is only guilty of cheating.
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by tajen 9y ago
That’s not an excuse for not coercing execs guilty of fraud into jail. If the US government had been lighter on GM, that would have been unfair, but’s a separate issue. Justice is due, and it’s unfair to the lowly that just living abroad is
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by tajen 9y ago
« 50-50% of population » isn’t the correct way to measure equality...
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by tajen 9y ago
Hi, what is that debate about Nuremberg? Did it allow to escape responsibility ? Genuinely interested.
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by tajen 9y ago
but you don’t need that for signage, calendar on your door, paper decorations on your bedroom walls, meeting room reservation sheets...
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by tajen 9y ago
Or he’s suggesting that if he worked at Google he would face an immediate disciplinary measure. He said he’s a manager so he’s involved in the prosecution that J. D. denounced (and was fired for).
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by tajen 9y ago
Is there a relationship between NYT and Google? I’m surprised how they are (politically) aligned to display a coherent message.
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by tajen 9y ago
The damage is done. Thank you Oracle.
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by tajen 9y ago
I've already seen hipsters building a coop supermarket. The idea that supermarkets jack up the prices, mistreat employees and blackmail providers is widespread (whether true or not). Those friends want to do good to producers and consu
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by tajen 9y ago
I understand Firefox certainly made a safe implementation, but the risk of making a mistake is too high.
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by tajen 9y ago
Just out of mental curiosity, since you mention it... How does Israel (and other countries) prevent from the risk of receiving a Panamax ship where a nuclear bomb is hidden in the middle of similar-looking containers?
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by tajen 9y ago
Firefox is fast but I'm using several profiles (one for programming websites, one for sysadmin accounts, one for personal, one for politics) and running ~3 instances is sluggish. Chrome has built-in profile management so it's just
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by tajen 9y ago
Apart from CNN throwing the phrase "ties with Russia" like the period at the end of the sentences for things as little as an interview being aired on Russian TV (true story from CNN [1]), do we have reasons to think the "Ru
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by tajen 9y ago
Actually the right gets upset rather about censorship and death threats currently, but you might not have seen it in the newspapers (that's what censorship means). I discovered it when James Damore was accused of hate speech and explic
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by tajen 9y ago
That or trying to fit the entire USA diplomacy in a mail server under her desk... and getting it hacked.
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by tajen 9y ago
I don't really have an opinion on Amazon's tendancy, and even if it leant less left, it may have other biases. But I'm just discovering with James Damore how much Youtube is currently heavy dominating and how censorship is ex
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by tajen 9y ago
Well, now Amazon has a reason to build a Youtube competitor. I'd be quite happy with more competition, in the hope that it would be possible, one day, to have a both-liberal-and-conservative-friendly platform. But I'm probably dre
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by tajen 9y ago
And reversely, it's incredibly creative for Trump to attempt to fit the entire USA diplomacy in 140 characters.
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by tajen 9y ago
I'll write a theorem that every company ends up with single sign on, no matter how poor it is (oh hi Youtube, hi Ted Cruz).
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by tajen 9y ago
Soon those people will ask than men are segregated away and that we build "safe spaces" on campuses and gender-split schools, a bit like in 1850.
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by tajen 9y ago
I don't understand. What companies that are targetted by Java EE supposed to use in the future?
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by tajen 9y ago
This often helps tracking people's opinions indeed. "Here's a neat trick: If you want to work out whether your favorite celebrity is a republican, just Google their name and see if they talk about politics. If the answer is n
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by tajen 9y ago
It also just takes a wave (due, for example, to terrain movement) to go overboard and it drastically erodes the crest of the dam, starting a chain reaction between erosion of the crest and more water going through.
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by tajen 9y ago
and Gab.ai and 9Gag.

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