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tobltobs
10y ago
There is nothing in your wikipedia article which says that "Creating jobs" is an antipattern for "trickle-down" economics.
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tobltobs
10y ago
You missed the word 'like'. As he is no lawyer he avoided to give a concrete example, but he tried to describe the lawyer speak with a more understandable example. What is your interpretation of the EULA text?
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tobltobs
10y ago
Coming from a country where education is free and renting (was) normal it sounds crazy to make so much debt. The 'crazy' is not meant offensive, more like interesting.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Please not the trickle down theory again.
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tobltobs
10y ago
> Iran still funds terror groups, much like Saudi Arabia. The US itself also founds terror groups. The more interesting question is, when was the last time an Iran backed terror group blow up anything in the US or Europe?
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tobltobs
10y ago
It's a bit far stretched but: You can expect people to be ethically and morally motivated or you can apply security patches to your servers.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Then you are a cheap skate on the cost of other wallet loosers.
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tobltobs
10y ago
The interesting question is "Would you pay a reward to a finder (~10%)?".
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tobltobs
10y ago
It would be common sense to pay a bounty. Similar to the reward you should get if you find somebody's wallet. If you are known for not paying a bounty (a finder reward) some people will not tell you your security holes (will not give y
880.
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tobltobs
10y ago
But then you have two possible points of failure.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Couldn't you apply the same principle to TLDs controlled by private companies? There are lots of options.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Much fun building a brand with foo.co.m.ru
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tobltobs
10y ago
You prefer state controlled?
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tobltobs
10y ago
Reading this description my first thought was, that can not work. If this would be all details there would thousands of bidders for the top 5% of domain nams.
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tobltobs
10y ago
The good old "That is fine because Russia, China and Somalia are worse." reply.
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tobltobs
10y ago
> then what is this page? A really bad example to use for bloated pages.
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tobltobs
10y ago
There will never be better protection for whistleblowers. That is just not in the interest of those who make the laws nowadays. What will come are new laws which will make the publishing of whistleblower material illegal. The EU for example
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tobltobs
10y ago
This is like the SA treated people at the beginning. They knew they did not have any legal foundation for their harrasments, but that they would never hold accountable for that. After some time without uprising against that the SA was repla
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tobltobs
11y ago
Flattr doesn't have to pay any CC charges, maybe some bank transfer charges. And the mysterious middle mens are vanished? The only reason why flattr has to take such a big share is that they do not have enough users. But with such gree
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tobltobs
11y ago
If I fill my flattr account I have to pay any transaction charges. Flattr payouts are via bank account where the charges are neglectable. Then there is only those mysterious "potential group of middle men" left who would get their
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tobltobs
11y ago
You are comparing apples with oranges.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Flattr, aren't this those guys who ask for a greedy 10% share. If Adblock and Flattr will work together there will be less to nothing left for publishers.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Because being concerned is a bad thing?
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tobltobs
11y ago
This "I love [some language]" thing seems to be quite common in JS circles. Maybe that is part of the problem. Being in love is not good foundation for making objective decisions.
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tobltobs
11y ago
" the secrecy might as well be the right strategy to push it through I guess" Why not canceling this whole concept of democracy.
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tobltobs
11y ago
That is one of the most embarassaring public bitch fights ever. And this from a guy who uses Tyler Durden as his avatar.
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tobltobs
11y ago
I did stop reading any financial website years ago. It seems that I missed this story about the (proof of the) gold market manipulation and i followed this thema for years. Can you give me a link for this, my google foo doesn't work.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Are you are replying to yourself? You are quoting yourself.
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tobltobs
11y ago
"I feel like people who say "just use the dom" don't actually have enough experience to know why that is such a bad idea." "You people really are kidding yourselves. I feel bad for whoever is paying your salari
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tobltobs
11y ago
"ZH focuses on facts". Seriously? >They also report rumors ahead of everyone else, which seem implausible, but later turn out to be facts ... Sure, if you spitting out rumors all day there will be one or two cases per year wher
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