whatevsbro

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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Why aren't you replying to any of them if you're acting as the voice of reason here? Exactly because the fraudulent bans are actually a widespread phenomenon, but that goes against what Matt's been telling us here.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Matt Cutts has always been Google's little PR-whore. Back in the days, you'd always see him spring into action whenever Google was talked about in a negative light. Any doubts about "Don't Be Evil", or the sincerity
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Do you want to understand exactly how a car works, or do you just want to go places?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
"Welcome to France, entrepreneurs! It's a wonderful place to do business in, what with the lax regulation and light bureaucracy and all. Oh, and far be it from our economy to be drowning in taxes. Very far. But don't you fu
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
He does make good points about the legalese. Quite worrisome.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
You can rest assured that all governments monitor their citizens to the best of their abilities.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Hence the US is entitled to listen to everything non-US people say, read everything non-US people write, search data not stored on US soil, monitor non-US financial transactions, etc. All without having to respect any law of any other
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> I flagged this and hope others do too. Yeah, we shouldn't pay attention to politicians breaking their promises! It's not like what politicians do has any effect on our lives!
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
>> we should not have rulers > Explain "should not"? It’s a violation of our rights, for starters. Second, it doesn’t benefit society at large. A ruler’s rule only benefits himself, and his cronies. And finally, as the “I
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Stay tuned for a response. I'm going to work now, but will write to you this evening (GMT+2).
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> The concern is that OpenBSD fellas are fragmenting the project and they are also asserting that OpenSSL team was doing things wrong for a long time. Fragmenting? Aren't they making a separate, alternative implementation? Either wa
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> The video presenter says "don't pay taxes, don't follow laws". I agree that telling people not to pay taxes is a bit silly when doing that will get you hauled to jail. But that brings us to the video's point: w
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> the fact remains that OpenSSL is very widely used on Windows and yanking it out without providing a drop-in replacement option is a bad idea The LibreSSL guys are not yanking anything out of Windows, they're just providing an alte
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Consider going to Thailand for this. They've probably got the most experienced MtF genital surgeons in the world.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Someone has probably taken it upon himself to threaten these devs in a nasty (and perhaps illegal) way. Someone , you say? How about just stating the fucking obvious: That "someone" is The US Government , and this is just
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
I like watching tinfoil-hat-wearing conspiracy nutjobs, so I'd like to recommend these: https://www.youtube.com/user/JosieTheOutlaw1/videos https://www.youtube.com/user/corbettreport&#x2F
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Hmm.. This person was a sociopath a decade ago. I wonder if she's not a sociopath anymore. (Yeah, not directly comparable, but she is still very much a sociopath, just like all other high-ranking politicians. True, this is just an as
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> Finding someone that knows a given static site generator is much harder. Sure, but what exactly is there to know about it? :) -How to get it to generate a static site from a content directory?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
I can't see how learning to use a static site generator could be difficult. Wouldn't people mostly just be editing the content and re-generating the pages, etc?
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> They tend to believe that they can live outside the law. No, they just don't think highly of the laws we're all under today. They see that a victimless crime is not a crime at all.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> All this guy had to do was go to his employer and say All his employer had to do was not be retarded little bitches.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Try and find out if the CTO is the only problem, ie. he's not conspiring with the other founder. If the CTO is acting alone, get rid of him and continue with the business. If not, ruin their fundraising chances, cut your losses and mov
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
That's a good attitude. Political correctness is insane. But you don't need a new throwaway account for each "bold" statement you make. Speak up, though. The world needs more people waking others up.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Next up, "Norway forces everyone to have good taste in music". This is just yet another example of the insanity of governments and the world we live in. The only way governments affect societies is through force , coercion. Any
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
I'm going to go against the grain here and suggest that if you can invest your 401k wisely, you might as well cash it out. The reason for this is that you're not going to get that pension anyway, because the Western world's e
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> I think half of the Facebook business model is based on people accidentally clicking things .. How can Facebook fix this? - Why fix something that's not broken? It's working exactly as Facebook intended it.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
> I honestly do not believe we will make it more than 1 or 2 more generations without complete social collapse Our economic house of cards will be crashing down within ten years. You should probably worry about that first. Besides, over-
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
How about just switching to the best Java IDE on the market: IntelliJ IDEA? Sure, you'll have to pay for it, but you get what you pay for - both ways.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Here's the important part: > Coinbase provides your full transaction history to the FBI, FinCEN and IRS every day. They are under a gag order.
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by whatevsbro 13y ago
Carmack and Abrash are extremely smart, and certainly aware of the privacy implications of Facebook acquiring Oculus. They know they'll be helping Facebook rape the world's privacy in currently unimaginable ways, but they've

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