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by wahsd 13y ago
It is only the top shard of ice on the iceberg. If you only knew how big the iceberg was.
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by wahsd 13y ago
Stasi.? Germans are simply shying away from comparing it to the Nazis' unimaginable wet dream because of a very self-conscious sensitivity about the matter. But don't fool yourselves, ignoring other unrelated, horrible outcomes th
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by wahsd 13y ago
Just wait until it turns out that forcing all software to have back-doors wasn't all that great of an idea.
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by wahsd 13y ago
I thought it was just random goofing off for demo silliness. Was that a serious effort?
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by wahsd 13y ago
Am I easily impressed or is the instant play when you navigate back and forward impressive? Feels like switching TV channels.
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by wahsd 13y ago
Humans, is the answer. We are a very conniving, deceptive, self-delusional, self-destructive beast. I theorize that it is due to the nature of European mores dominating and setting the tone first, globally; but, essentially, it comes down t
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by wahsd 13y ago
I am genuinely confused about something because my realization does not coincide with my previous held beliefs. So I would appreciate if someone else could validate or make a good argument for why I am wrong. These companies, especially the
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by wahsd 13y ago
What makes BitCoin a far greater risk than state based fiat currency is that it is based on a floating index. There is nothing at all keeping it tethered or supported. All the ragers can go on all they want, but ultimately the value of the,
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by wahsd 13y ago
I'll just leave this here. Google Search by Image of the shoes. https://www.google.com/search?tbs=sbi:AMhZZitXdXLKEghtM4FeDb...
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by wahsd 13y ago
Wow! That "woven straw material" is so excellently handcrafted. It shows such mastery and artistry and the needle-work of the monogram is exquisitely consistent. Such great handmade quality.
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by wahsd 13y ago
I think the thing that bothers me most about these kinds of things is that the status quo system will find rationalizations to make sure that logic will not be followed to its conclusion. Don't worry, a way will be found that can fit the mi
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by wahsd 13y ago
That's because "immigration" in this country is actually veiled dilution of the worker pool, externalizing costs, lazy, inflation of limited resources and thereby self-perpetuating wealth creation, deflates source country pressures for impr
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by wahsd 13y ago
The acquired companies rarely survive and the technology or systems they developed are usually gutted and stripped and the founders generally flee for the exits as soon as they can.
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by wahsd 13y ago
What are you talking about. There are shit-tons of people where I use it on the east coast. When I'm in the fly-over states it's not all that great for speed trap reporting because there's just not the saturation, but it seems to be spreadi
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by wahsd 13y ago
You'll use it when and if Facebook buys it? That makes no sense. I can also promise you you will stop using it once you figure out that it's not really useful beyond reporting and being warned of cops. There are alternatives for reporting c
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by wahsd 13y ago
the maps and mapping and location accuracy is not all that good though. If Google Maps allowed some kind of plug-ins or layers that supported speed trap reporting Waze would be done. Battery suck on Waze for frivolous reasons is massive. N
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by wahsd 13y ago
one feature..... police trap reporting. With some of the recent updates, mapping and routing has just gotten worse and essentially useless, so I just use it to tag and be warned of cops checking speed while using Google for actual direction
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by wahsd 13y ago
Some may call me crazy, but I have a hunch that the decline in gun homicide, and crime in general, is related to gaming. There is frequently a claim that it's the FPS and other violent games that trigger mass shootings. Although I believe t
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by wahsd 13y ago
Not specifically about this post or topic, but I kind of miss that blog posts don't have the Conclusions...call them summaries, if you will..at the start of a post. I get it, all authors want all readers to read the whole of their masterpi
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by wahsd 13y ago
Regardless of how many times the story has or hasn't been posted or discussed; it grinds my gears that we are still using the qwerty, after it was a shitty layout to accommodate a shitty typewriter design and for pitching purposes. Then the
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by wahsd 13y ago
The intro narrative is a perfect example for why humanity needs a new model on the most fundamental level. It's an issue on par with the atrocity of slavery, one human owning another, their ancestors, and their off-spring; and is actually a
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by wahsd 14y ago
How about the alternative headline Millions Paying for Netflix Without Watching Thing that burns me up the most about how businesses operate in the USA; commodity-like sectors charge fixed rates and then whine about "abuse". They always lik
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by wahsd 14y ago
Wow! Just, wow! I have to agree that there is quite a good likelihood that this is only a felony ... to be tried as an adult ... let that sink in for a second or two ... because she is black. We all know it. And I say that as a very fortuna
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by wahsd 14y ago
Come on. That may have been a bit of an uncomfortable situation, but it was primarily your fault. Just forcing some unknown service on someone you owe money to that they then have to provide all kinds of rather sensitive information to is n
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by wahsd 14y ago
SimCity and many other similar games are often biased towards American ideals, techniques, and methods. They are, in essence, confirmation biased. A good example is the tax structure, i.e., taxes automatically mean drag on an economy. The p
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by wahsd 14y ago
I would like to remind people that this is not the first or even second time that this kind of claim has flaired up regarding biased reviews, corrupted reviews, purchased reviews, and extortionary practices. I would also caveat though that
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uptime percentages are a useless measure
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by wahsd 14y ago
"The database was so innovative that two law enforcement agencies sent investigators to the newsroom to learn how to replicate it." Expect your ticket in the mail, while legislation is passed that prevents cops from being held accountable.
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by wahsd 14y ago
A point you are apparently missing is that musical notation has evolved from its origins in a reflexive manner. Music theory evolved from and with notation; I don't see why this new, progressive, more approachable form of notation would neg
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by wahsd 14y ago
Unfortunately, although that is a quite obvious to those who pay attention, it is also just the tip of the iceberg in the events that led to the sinking of the titanic. The point is that, obviously the visible tip of the iceberg is the mos

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