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by ttt_ 14y ago
> the great escalation in drone attacks has turned aggrieved families toward terrorist organizations Perhaps the whole point of their strategy? I can't see the US government and military as stupid, they seem to be making sure that the
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by ttt_ 14y ago
That argumet is seldom present in these discussions and it's the one I value the most. A coup is never off the table.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I find it does seriously put in question their self appointed authority to be the global nuclear police.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> Iran is an evil theocracy and can't be trusted with nuclear weapons. As per history, I believe the US is the only nation that cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
There's no reason both ways cannot coexist. Just put a gateway out of the walled garden so people can come and go as they please.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I don't know. I'm quite worried that the whole technology space is turning into a big brand feud war arena. We are begining to see the subverting of unrelated products into business strategies. No, I don't want my browser/car/glasses/phone
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> Some people have no grasp whatsoever of the insignificant scale of human activity in the context of planet-sized objects. Guess you're right. Thanks for the clarification.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> There is nothing there to abuse, no "environment" to foul, no natives to exploit, nothing, not even bacteria. Don't forget that stuff in space affects other stuff in space. Let humans do as they please in the moon and they migh
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by ttt_ 14y ago
You make a very good point. Taking Brazil in perspective, middle class is growing rapidly and with better credit the automobile industry is heavily targeting these potential car owners. Makes good sense economically and the state has been g
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by ttt_ 14y ago
Taken at face value, it is blatant evidence that the bill was not properly examined before being pushed to vote. Shame on legislators everywhere that follow the same pattern. Of course face value probably does not entail all that may have b
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> And even though Mr. Zuckerberg has a controlling interest in Facebook, it now has to be accountable to stockholders. The tension between user privacy and monetizing data in service of stock price is a real one—and seems unlikely
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I don't see anyone commenting on a specific part of the article where basic it implies that white-supremacy groups are basically flying under the FBI radar. Isn't that quite the bothersome perspective? It's to me in the same level of awe as
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I don't think he is objectionable. In fact, I think he's a great teacher. He manages to not only teach his students, but educate a good portion of internet communities and users. He seems to me much akin to a whitehat security hacker.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> I understand that some things could be more efficient, but "hitting shift" hardly qualifies in my opinion... I does qualify as something that probably contributes to Repeated Strain Injury which most programmers should worry ab
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by ttt_ 14y ago
Yeah, is it free as in beer? For life? No matter how much it has to scale to? If it is, I would like to understand the reasoning behind that? Is it to gain traction and visibility for Red Hate as a PaaS? And then...
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I'm not talking about the actual content, just that they had made the service unavailable to people that might direly need them. If you're fighting for democratic rights in a country with severely restricted freedoms, it might not be a matt
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> I still don't see any reason that I would not give up my private information on a server in order to protect our country and thousands of lives. In the case of the service disrupted, that private information on the server could
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by ttt_ 14y ago
This anime/manga might interest you then: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planetes
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by ttt_ 14y ago
>> To generalize, basically any kind of business could profit from less regulation. I think the point is made that the health-care business is doing quite well. Now how about the actual patient? Would you say he would benefit from
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by ttt_ 14y ago
He's refering to this (example): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beck_Depression_Inventory#Limi... The BDI is copyrighted, a fee must be paid for each copy used, and photocopying it is a violation of copyright.
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I believe that when you set out to learn something, the onus is on you to find the best ways to appropriate the knowledge. Do not expect knowledge to be imparted onto you, it's your role to reach out to it. A lot of the time it will be a pa
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by ttt_ 14y ago
I think you touched on the core of the issue here. How much has the market grown on the past 20 years? Quite a lot actually. As the market grows, more people gravitate towards it as a career choice, and they are mostly young people looking
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by ttt_ 14y ago
The author fails to abord the issue of how will the service treat user data in regard to third parties. Isn't that worth mentioning when you claim that you are taking privacy seriously?
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Scala Operator Overload(rjpower.org)
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by ttt_ 15y ago
So we then have to learn the shortcuts for all of a browsers right-click menu options? Not to mention the fact that a lot of add-ons add functionality to that menu.
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by ttt_ 15y ago
>> morals should be left to individuals rather than businesses Good enough description for the state of world. It's easy for the individuals that make business decisions to ignore morality since you are cutting them the slack. Ign
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by ttt_ 15y ago
I don't think being scored in school and game scores are that much alike. In games, a bad score can be re-tried usually as many times as it takes for you to be satisfied with it. You're not at a loss as long as you take the time to re-do th
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by ttt_ 15y ago
I agree. If the OP was talking about mechanics, he could be saying: "I want to build a hotrod from scratch, but oh look so many little parts!" . I think that what many people fail to realize is that although the intended purpose seems si
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by ttt_ 15y ago
>> just iron discipline That's where it gets tricky. It's hard enough dealing with your own discipline ironing, imagine a dev team composed of varied expertise and awareness levels.
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by ttt_ 15y ago
Not to mention that Google would be empowered to a live/recorded stream of video of every user. That's a whole other can of worms for ya. Coming up, put a Google chip on your brain and think like Google.

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