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tobltobs
11y ago
That is also not an break on an important story. Just some analysis again. But yes, those leaked reports on ZH are interesting. Problem is they also publish lots of stuff from disputable sources. At the end you don't know what to take
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tobltobs
11y ago
That is not a break on an import story. It would have been if they would have posted this before Moody downgraded Zohars. This is nothing else then some collections of freely available news mixed together with some pubertal slang. And their
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tobltobs
11y ago
> breaks news before a lot of outlets Any examples?
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tobltobs
11y ago
> first ones to break or provide color on important stories. No question about the color, but do you have an example for those "break on important stories".
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tobltobs
11y ago
That is astonishing. If you remove the usual conspiracy theories and the right wing populism crap there is not much more left than you can read on bloomberg or any other financial news site.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Maybe i should had have added that I mean price control for products, not for services.
907.
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tobltobs
11y ago
So you want to say that price controls could work, but until now they always have been applied in situations where for other factors the economy was doomed anyway?
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tobltobs
11y ago
Hm, I think neoliberals and commies are uniformly distributed on HN. I think the downvoting comes from that everybody who blames Chavez or the capitalists without mentioning stupidity just uses the Venezuela case for pushing his right or le
909.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Never attribute to collapsing oil prices that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Why do you believe that higher ranking people in the justice system didn't know this before? I would guess that it is an requirement to accept this system if you want to climb higher ranks.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Guess what will happen with the other 18.
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tobltobs
11y ago
It is wonderful how altruistic people become against the poor if the subject are gas prices. Most do not care about health care, good education or equality of opportunities for the poor. But as soon as we talk about gas prices the poor are
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tobltobs
11y ago
No need for more technology. Just increase the price of gasoline about 100-200% and people will start using their brain instead of their belly (or dikk) when buying a car.
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tobltobs
11y ago
I don't think disgust is the right word what you will feel if they put your name on some kill list.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Take a look outside of the node.js micro cosmos.
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Search Racism, find Truth
(search-racism-find-truth.com)
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11y ago
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The long shadow of chernobyl, a retrospective photo book by Gerd Ludwig
(longshadowofchernobyl.com)
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11y ago
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tobltobs
11y ago
This decision and the year long coverage of the now coming law suit will make sure that 'Erdowahn goatfucker gangbang' will be in the google index for decades. Maybe Erdogan will be even the number one result for 'goatfucker&
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tobltobs
11y ago
Shouldn't we wait until the court makes a decision. Until now it is only a good way to show Erdogan what separation of powers means.
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tobltobs
11y ago
I would have hated it if Merkel ignored the separation of power in Germany. And also it will be extremely funny if the details of the Schmähgedicht are discussed in a german court.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Could those downvoters explain their downvotes please? He asked for an opinion. Seriously, building a AWS clone on DO infrastructure is just not possible. Even if it would be it would actually be more expensive in the end as AWS for small t
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tobltobs
11y ago
I do not believe that a price difference of 100% would be enough to make such a project interesting. Why not build something like this for dedicated boxes from hetzner, ovh ... I don't have a clue how much harder this would be, but a p
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tobltobs
11y ago
This is one of the few areas where the EU is better in protecting the rich and/or corporations. In the EU you can force Google to remove stuff like this from the index. I always wondered why the US is lagging behind on this.
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tobltobs
11y ago
In the case of paris and belgium it would have been more helpful if the european agencies would work together. I can remember there were similar cases in the US. One of those belgium bombers was supposed to be in prison, but the belgium pol
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tobltobs
11y ago
> Middle East to predict locations of IED. Would be interesting to know how that would work.
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tobltobs
11y ago
But even in Germany the green party had their most devastating election result when they include a stepwise increase for the gas price to 5 DM (gas price was at ~1.3 DM at this time) in their party platform.
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tobltobs
11y ago
You cherry pick one use case for cars. Point is, that in those car crazy nations you can't even visit friends in walkable distance without a car.
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tobltobs
11y ago
Whats your point?
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tobltobs
11y ago
Please give me an example for one of those safe underground facilities which do not cost millions to maintain them safely. Are you talking about salt domes?
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tobltobs
11y ago
Ah, the Thorium dream. Would be great if this will work one day. But there are still lots of unsolved problems like the reprocessing, the energy required to start the process and preventing corrosion, to mention only the biggest ones. Those
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