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When the Truth Is Messy and Hard(medium.com)
2 points by user982 9y ago|0 comments
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Nurse arrested after refusing to let officer take blood from unconscious victim(sltrib.com)
7 points by user982 9y ago|3 comments
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Netanyahu Vows to Never Remove Israeli Settlements: 'We're Here to Stay Forever'(haaretz.com)
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by user982 9y ago
> Germany invaded Poland on the 45th anniversary of the Japanese occupation of Korea. (Maybe not exactly, but close.) 1) The Japanese-American Battle of Manila came on the 46th anniversary of the Philippine-American Battle of Manila (e
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by user982 9y ago
Droned kids are "fun-size terrorists."[1] Problem solved. [1]: https://theintercept.com/2015/11/19/former-drone-operators-s...
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by user982 9y ago
I am only just now finding out that he wasn't.
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by user982 9y ago
Seeing how many variables are declared and used like int *myDictLen = malloc(sizeof(int)); *myDictLen = 0; I strongly suspect that the author is basically unaware of the & address operator. I would suggest that learning C synta
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by user982 9y ago
RTFA, this is clearly addressed: Goals ...
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How to Make a Blockbuster Movie Trailer(youtube.com)
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Charlottesville: Race and Terror [video](youtube.com)
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by user982 9y ago
Yes.
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Happiness is a place called Charlottesville, Virginia(theguardian.com)
15 points by user982 9y ago|8 comments
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by user982 9y ago
This theory is regularly independently rediscovered by jerks. https://www.pftq.com/blabberbox/?page=Three_Tiers_of_Mind
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by user982 9y ago
In 446 days I've made posts in 3 China-related threads, total. Including this one.
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by user982 9y ago
It's amusing to read the alarmism in this article, on bbc.co.uk, while keeping in mind that the UK already filters, surveils, and blocks websites nationwide and has statutes to censor sites that advocate against the monarchy or "i
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by user982 9y ago
Are UK journalists still gagged under threat of imprisonment[1] from reporting on the memo where Bush and Blair discussed bombing Al Jazeera?[2] [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Connor–Keogh_official_secr... [2]:
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by user982 9y ago
The US regime has had nuclear missiles trained on a non-nuclear North Korea for decades, and has openly and seriously threatened to drop dozens of nuclear bombs at once on the populace and salt the land afterward with radioactive cobalt to
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by user982 9y ago
That's true. There seemed to be some ambiguity in the statement, but the full text of the memorandum makes clearer that that clause is solely in a nuclear context.
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by user982 9y ago
The statement looks technically correct. The closest obligation of the Budapest Memorandum to a collective defense is the stipulation to go to the UNSC should the region "become a victim of an act of aggression". The US did so, fu
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North Korea Learned from Libya War to Never Give Up Nukes(theintercept.com)
72 points by user982 9y ago|68 comments
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by user982 9y ago
The answer is no, absolutely fucking not, and the fact is that you are with one post defending the moral rectitude and high ground of American soldiers who refer to their victims as "bug splats" when adults and "fun-size terr
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by user982 9y ago
The high and highly detailed predictability of individual dog behavior from breed alone is interesting and, particularly given many breeds' relative youth, heavily weights the nature/nurture debate in the former's favor for m
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Experimenting with VR Ad Formats at Area 120(developers.googleblog.com)
2 points by user982 9y ago|0 comments
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by user982 9y ago
> If there was ANY evidence of Amazon doing that it would destroy everyones trust in AWS and I suspect people wouldn't be able to move away fast enough The major telecoms were all revealed to be giving American users' data, t
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by user982 9y ago
International law does not apply to the US. When the Hague found the United States guilty of attacking and violating Nicaragua's sovereignty, the US simply refused to comply with the ruling and the issue was subsequently dropped.[1] &
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by user982 9y ago
> It has all the appearances of the government trying to smear a news outlet and ensure no one leaks to them again. A scheme that would be less effective if not for The Intercept's demonstrably deficient opsec in protecting its so
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by user982 9y ago
The linked video in the article was "removed for violating YouTube's policy on harassment and bullying." A mirror of the insanity is currently here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0IUx1XckYA
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When the Left Turns on Its Own(nytimes.com)
3 points by user982 9y ago|1 comments
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by user982 9y ago
The outright genocide and outrages perpetrated against the indigenous and enslaved populations are incomparable, but also a separate topic. I am specifically referring to military munitions with that quote and post; without any diminishment
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by user982 9y ago
Air travel has been heaping accretions of indignities on passengers for decades without blowback. Why would this latest one be the straw to break the camel's spine?

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