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by wahsd 10y ago
Funny thing is that it's actually a tool to validate one's life to the corporation that owns and possesses that data. You validated nothing by being a corporate drone other than that you are a corporate drone that was milked all o
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by wahsd 10y ago
Funny you used such an example, because it's a rather short sighted perspective. Sure, feel all warm and fuzzy about it, but reality is that what you are partaking in is really the deconstruction of human diversity and uniqueness and s
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by wahsd 10y ago
I know this will probably be rather controversial, but it's not just instagram, the whole internet is ruining and poisoning and deconstructing whole segments of human interaction and activity and relationship. It goes far beyond just p
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by wahsd 10y ago
Sounds like we need to seize those assets that the terrorists are threatening to sell.
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by wahsd 10y ago
Wait. Red pill is misogyny? Is this just intentional conflation and misinformation? Red pilling is about embracing the sometimes painful reality or truth in lieu of the short term and blind comfort of illusion and self-delusion.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Fraud pays ... REALLY WELL. Good Job, Obama.
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by wahsd 11y ago
It's amazing how the hipster and tech-douche crowd loves solving problems they are the cause of. It's so wonderfully reflexive and blusteringly ignorant.
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by wahsd 11y ago
Did it cross your mind that there is a whole host of reasons why it may have 18 stars that have nothing to do with the quality of the pattern?
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by wahsd 11y ago
Sweden is such a perverse mutation of civilization for so many reasons. This is just one example of a symptom.
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by wahsd 11y ago
That's a bunch of nonsense. If you calculated the water used in the production of every liter of drinking water, you would also find there are inefficiencies. It is the nature of adding value, you use more lower grade resources to prod
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by wahsd 11y ago
#3 Encourages Bad Behavior ... I was in the middle of Silicon Valley at a hotel that barely had a medium 3G signal and a weak LTE signal in pockets... and that was outside the building facing the bay. If not even SV can muster good signal s
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by wahsd 11y ago
Didn't I recently hear something about Google rebuilding Android to remove Java? Or am I totally off?
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by wahsd 11y ago
It is the biggest flaw of the existing instantiation of Capitalism in the USA, that major non-financial factors are simply left out, ignored, or simply unrealized in the calculation of value. There is massive damage being done to the USA by
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by wahsd 11y ago
I think the question is the proportionality, i.e., is that 3.5 or 5% impact a disproportionate one. The absolute percentages of even just 3.5% means nothing without seeing it in relative terms. If that 3.5% is caused by 0.0001% of activity
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by wahsd 11y ago
Pretty much describes the archetypal difference between Apple and Google, end-user experience vs engineers developing for engineers ... and those pesky end-users if we must.
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by wahsd 11y ago
What you and everyone that is voting me down seem to overlook for some rather crazy reason (The only thing that makes any sense is protective defensive excuse making for Apple) is that they are shooting themselves in the foot. Sure, people
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by wahsd 11y ago
Let's realize something here that I can attest to being 100% correct; the US government is abysmally behind the curve ball on anything and all things technology. I really even hate stating that because we are operating on a kind of ine
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by wahsd 11y ago
Isn't there some jet or jet like propulsion engine that was developed in the UK a couple years ago that may offer far more efficient and even harder thrust that could revive high speed air travel? Is that what that boom.aero post was a
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by wahsd 11y ago
You didn't look through the comment column, did you?
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by wahsd 11y ago
Totally agree, especially regarding relative cost of living and work / life balance. That being said, cost of living is probably the most difficult to asses as there are also many relative variables. work life balance could probably be
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by wahsd 11y ago
Sorry, but they would also buy the equally priced entry level phone that was 32 GB. Next argument, please.
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by wahsd 11y ago
I see it as a rather significant error on their part. And to be honest, I am not quite sure why there has not been a massive revolt by app developers, content creators, and companies in general. With the OS taking up a huge chunk of that 16
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by wahsd 11y ago
Sorry, fanboys, but anything Android is always "as bad as you'd think"
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by wahsd 11y ago
More like the board should ask for cash money and stock options back just to give her a chance, but the opportunity cost of leaving her on far exceeds anything she even has the capacity to pay back.
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by wahsd 11y ago
June
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by wahsd 11y ago
I've always thought that LinkedIn really does not have "market fit" and could be so much more of a professional tool and resource. It's like LinkedIn is stuck in an old paradigm of social networking and can't find a
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by wahsd 11y ago
When you realized that the government was making an all out assault on the most fundamental American rights and the civilian sector did absolutely nothing to assure your privacy and anonymity out of sheer greed and narrow minded foolishness
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by wahsd 11y ago
Who cares. It's been known about for decades and predictions of impending disaster made for a dozen years. At this point I don't care one bit what happens to anyone. This is totally and utterly foreseeable. Not my problem. Liquida
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by wahsd 11y ago
There we go! I've been waiting about at least 5 years for someone to write this up. It needs to be carried a little further and the current circumstances will determine what the future holds, but I'm just glad this has been put ou
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by wahsd 11y ago
I find that statement weirdly irreconcilable. Can you really be a naive user and a developer worth his mettle? I get your point, but there is a huge chasm between what users think is good for them and the actual capacity they have to not ha

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