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by x5n1 11y ago
I don't see how any small time hacker agrees to any indemnification. It's not as if you could even if you wanted to even defend a small lawsuit (I don't know how much they paid him). So what's the point. If you are afrai
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by x5n1 11y ago
Prejudice against people might be something which is contemptible. Prejudice against corporations is not something to be ashamed or concerned about. It means their brand sucks (as in the perceptions of customer), probably because of past be
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by x5n1 11y ago
Company sinks. Problem solved.
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Google's defense is probably algorithmic.
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by x5n1 11y ago
To give and trust are two different things. Americans give everything, they don't trust it at all.
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by x5n1 11y ago
It's not tricky at all. The government eats that $300 dollars for nothing, you could easily index those fines depending on how much money people actually have. But then you can't overtax the underclass with policing. I live in Can
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by x5n1 11y ago
Just shows that the US government can't afford to launch any wars or flex its muscles, when it does so it does it at the cost of all these people who have paid a life's worth of taxes, and have nothing show for it. The corporate i
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by x5n1 11y ago
American companies don't do that for US citizens, or pretend to comply but don't do so really. Seriously, Americans don't trust their own government or any corporation with with any data. And they have very good reasons to do
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by x5n1 11y ago
Actually now using this and seeing the results, I think Chrome caches assets much like this extension does. It gives a huge perceptive speed boost to Firefox. Mozilla devs need to look at including this in Firefox by default. It's huge
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by x5n1 11y ago
I see these sort of parents mostly as scumbags that accomplish little on their own and pass the burden of their own failings to their kids. Parents should expect at most their kids to achieve their level of success and no more. That's
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by x5n1 11y ago
does irc support encryption?
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touche.
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A redirect is also completely invisible to the user, and should only add a few microseconds to the page load. But you should always redirect www. if you are not using www. Many people instinctively type that into the address bar when you te
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by x5n1 11y ago
Well why could you not explain what the money was for? I mean you don't randomly receive 6000 euros from no one that you don't know. They must be paying you for something, and there would be a trail somewhere of what that was for.
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The sketchy numbers behind Brazil’s Zika crisis(pri.org)
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The United States Should Admit It No Longer Has a Middle East Policy(foreignpolicy.com)
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by x5n1 11y ago
Look at how Intel stifled and basically destroyed AMD using various underhanded tactics. Please. Any country should try to beg, borrow, and steal its way to global parity. It's after all the American way. Then when they have parity and
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by x5n1 11y ago
“Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations.” -George Orwell or propaganda in this case.
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by x5n1 11y ago
From a human rights, civil rights, universal rights, and transparency perspective all USG communications, and communications of all government officials everywhere should be public knowledge available to anyone on the planet at any time. At
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by x5n1 11y ago
The reason that advertising and consumerism are necessary is that we have a system in place for people to coerce other people to do things, it's called the economy. What if people really did not need that much out of other people? Well
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by x5n1 11y ago
I don't see how they are fungible. At the end of the day the people are investors. They invest in a real company that carries out real business. Is that business any of those listed above? If not, then yes you can invest, if not no you
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by x5n1 11y ago
Yes the drone strikes are often killing around 90% civilians, but please, lets not abuse the prisoners through solitary confinement, it's inhumane.
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by x5n1 11y ago
Credit card companies take at least that much from the transaction. They charge both the supplier and the holder.
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by x5n1 11y ago
There are many ways to re-engineer the system to lead to better outcomes. Say you gave everyone twice what we are giving them now. But that extra 50%, you don't give them that as income, but instead as money that can be spent on certai
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by x5n1 11y ago
What we need to do is stop subsidizing schools with loans that you can not default on, or get rid of through bankruptcy. Personal responsibility starts with the lender. When lenders know that they are not guaranteed a return, they will be m
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by x5n1 11y ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/on-leadership/wp/2014/09... Let's split that and say 50.
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In the past the over-class needed the peasants and serfs to mind the farms. They no longer need the peasants and serfs for anything. The capitalist class needed them to produce goods they could sell for a profit. We basically need some role
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by x5n1 11y ago
> This creates an immense amount of leisure time. As we focus on creating social systems which provide basic income and living needs, we are currently on trajectory for a system where people can choose to do whatever they want, with com
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by x5n1 11y ago
That's the thing, we were all supposed to be living luxurious lives, instead we're working 60 hour work weeks. And the elite think that more of that should be in store for us, you know because the economy just isn't doing all
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by x5n1 11y ago
I don't understand. Why is everyone against nicotine all the sudden. These puritans need to mind their own business. Nicotine by itself hardly does anything to anyone.

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