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tamana
10y ago
These walled gardens have have TOSes. Extremist or political, content that violates TOS gets taken down .
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tamana
10y ago
If you set the minimum too high and the GDP drops due to non productivity, it will cause inflation, effectively lowering the minimum income amount in real terms.
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tamana
10y ago
Did you know that the US has Social Security and Medicaid and taxes already, taking money and paying money?
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tamana
10y ago
Universal is the "every citizen" part Basic is the "only enough to subsist on" part.
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tamana
10y ago
It is textbook "welfare". It just that it fits your notion of being more classy then other kinds of welfare. "Welfare" is in the US Constitution.
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tamana
10y ago
Is landscaping not employment?
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tamana
10y ago
Freedom of movement isn't totally correlated to EU membership, though
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tamana
10y ago
As usual, WaPo is shitposting. Why are they not banned here? Yes, people are deeply curious about the full effect of this huge proposed change, especially the half of the entire population who voted for Stay because they weren't too wo
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tamana
10y ago
A non binding referendum is not direct democracy.
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10y ago
Even though one of Trump's most legitimate points in favor was that he mocks how the USG tore down the system in Iraq and Syria, distorting the country.
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10y ago
Or it's a compelling reason for a Brit to open a web page and read. Most Brits don't know how their cars or trains work either , but they don't give up and walk.
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tamana
10y ago
Specifically because iOS TEN is coming out, so they have to get rid of OS TEN
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tamana
10y ago
Do you know what "those entities" do? They teach Scratch just like Apple's program.
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tamana
10y ago
I had a swim class like that in USA. The French exceptionalism is a tacky gimmick to hang a book off of.
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10y ago
These aces are called schools and community centers and they welcome volunteers
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10y ago
The Harvard CS50 course was redesigned because the previous version appealed to much to condescending people like GP who had no patience for classes that teach beginners.
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10y ago
Some meat eaters and conformists in general have a bizarre insecurity that causes them to invent elaborate just-so stories to explain how anyone who is different from them.
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10y ago
I pity the provincial world you love in where nobody can tolerate a departure from slabs of meat. It's such a rural American perspective, alien to most of the world. It beggars belief that you claim to be related to a vegetarian and y
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10y ago
Your opinion is colored by the fact that you really want to hate vegetarian meat, as is seen by calling it "inedible" when in reality is is merely different and bland.
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tamana
10y ago
Where is ice cream marked as vegetarian? I have never seen a label. I also never saw gelatin as a listed ingredient in ice cream
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10y ago
Those were not legal automatic payments
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10y ago
Legally speaking, CCP goes out of its way to emphasize that isk are play tokens money with no cash value, and losing it all is part of the game. TheDAO/Ethereum supports exchanging ether for money. And anyone who lies about contract (b
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tamana
10y ago
TheDAO showed a $40m reason why we hackers want the complexity :-)
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tamana
10y ago
So instead of hiring a juris doctor lawyer to review my contracts, I'll hire a PhD computer scientist ;)
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Someone can write a bot to steal money from every open DAO of any size.
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10y ago
Or people who live in different countries without a common court system
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10y ago
Sha-1 is only unsafe if an attacker can get a copy of the hashed password
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Everything is ruled by law, unless you are stateless. In USA, it is legally impossible for some one with net worth under a $1million to sign away protections by claiming due diligence.
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Why insider ? Ethereum/TheDAO posted an ad that said "$40M investment award to anyone who can find an exploitable bug in our open-source contract software" , which would affect many a competent outsider.
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10y ago
Mozilla doesn't let people distribute modified copies of "Firefox" either. That's why Iceweasel was invented.
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