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The Internet Deciphers a Secret Code That Stumped A Family For 18 Years(businessinsider.com)
1 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|0 comments
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
More mindless industry stifling courtesy of Apple. They're going around suing everyone because they know they're in decline, because they're running out of their own good ideas. Like a dying star, they're violently tryin
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Light Table wants to give you coding superpowers(wired.co.uk)
1 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|0 comments
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10 Programming Languages You Should Learn in 2014(mashable.com)
4 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|3 comments
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Finland Central Bank Rules Bitcoin Is Not a Currency(mashable.com)
3 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|1 comments
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
It's interesting that an expanding government in America has seen a rise in the income-gap.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
I wrote a blog on this fairly recently, it's helped a few of my friends, so maybe it has some info you could benefit from, too :) http://www.ewanvalentine.co.uk/coding-your-own-career/
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Distinct lack of Derbyshire accents!
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Rand Paul to lead class-action lawsuit against Obama over NSA spying(breitbart.com)
6 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|0 comments
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Wait what? The NSA is still going? Surely it should be shut down after its discovery, and the mass outrage it caused worldwide. The fact they're continuing their work, is blatant contempt and disregard for not just the citizens of the
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
R.I.P Latvia.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
If someone asked me what my salary was, I'd kick them in the teeth. Not sure if that's a 'British' thing, but asking someone what their salary is, is really rude!
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
NASA is a government agency, in the UK we're bound to a part of the EU known as the European Space Agency, they aren't subject to the same laws and regulations, let alone taxes as well as all the normal rules of competitive busine
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Only because the state monopolises such projects through taxation, regulation, licensing laws etc. There are already examples of private investment achieving in these areas despite all of the above. I think private enterprise will eventuall
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Property rights are anathema to government construct. The state typically allows illusory property rights, but ultimately can and will defy these and treat them as a non-absolute concept. For instance, you are your own property, but the s
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
I'd argue that our scientific process and development would improve exponentially as result of replacing the old Socialist, state funded model with a voluntary consumer model. Private enterprise is already financing ambitious projects
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
You would likely have to increase taxes. Taxes are extracted from us involuntarily through coercion. I don't think re-arranging this model in any format will change that. Our best option is to spend less, shrink the state and get rid o
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
I work 40 hours day job, 15 hours freelance (trying to stop this) .
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Is this some sort of cruel nightmare? This is everything that's wrong with the world. Miley Cyrus essentially wore not very much on live TV and everyone went partially insane for 6 months. Snowden revealed a tyrannical regime to the w
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
Good guy Aluminium.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
' Grapevine TX, United States (bigguy.gte.net) - Down' So we definitely didn't hear it down the grapevine?
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
I would normally make better points and comments on articles like this, but all I have left to say on this is: What a bunch of utter cunts.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
They've given a detailed explanation. They should have done so to begin with instead of deploying their most cryptic forum rep.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
What about chip and pin? Or contactless? Is it the same deal?
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
We could set something up to donate to him? I think we owe him a hell of a lot. Allowing him to live comfortably is the least we can do. Do you think if a fund was set up it would be hijacked by the U.S?
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New footage shows Russia's dramatic raid on Greenpeace activists(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by veganarchocap 13y ago|0 comments
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
That's a nice ethos to adopt as a government, but he can't ignore the crippling taxes his government have instated since taking up office. I feel very sorry for business owners in France at the moment.
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
I don't understand people who are even against sweatshops, do they really want to deprive these areas of the only jobs they do have? The middle-class westerners have good intentions, sure. Do they really think though, but starving swea
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
That's a novel idea, very brave also. There needs to be a blog post follow up to see how this went!
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by veganarchocap 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Bespoke built web applications, Manchester, Chorlton, Salford areas, North West of England. Can/will work remote. I have a few front-end design guys who are very experienced who I work with. I typically work at £14 per h

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