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by x5n1 10y ago
Yeah probably Twitter for three letter agencies for a multi-million dollar contract is coming out soon is why.
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by x5n1 10y ago
Microsoft is the new Google when it comes to respecting any sense of privacy of anyone including their developers apparently.
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by x5n1 10y ago
That's the thing with age, it's an eventuality. No matter how smug you are, the age you are smug about not being comes and much more quickly than you thought it would. I am not quite at 40, but still I know it will come soon enoug
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by x5n1 10y ago
Society going forward is not going to need producers. Most of the jobs are going the way of the dodo along with the concept of management, etc. Going forward, we need better political structures that don't need to feed egos of sociopat
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by x5n1 10y ago
In other news corporations feeding people garbage report billions in profits. Go to a supermarket, 90% of the food there is processed garbage. This is by design. We are not healthy because we are being fed our desires for profit, they creat
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by x5n1 10y ago
Let me know when your team of 10 security people that the corporation spends a million per year on is ready to tackle all these issues. Not one overworked IT guy that keeps getting shit from dumb people like the CEO who don't get it. O
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by x5n1 10y ago
There is no point here. Yes this will be an issue, a totally new company is selling more units than the incumbents, obviously they are going to have problems. The point is that there is a huge demand for their vehicles, and they'll fig
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by x5n1 10y ago
Umm it's the government and the media egging people on and creating a continuous atmosphere of suspicion, fear and mental illness. Honestly, the paranoia is a mental illness and it's caused by government and media propaganda. If y
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by x5n1 10y ago
In America, I highly doubt it, though I am not a lawyer. There was no statement of fact that was made, only at most insinuation of an appearance. Usually these sorts of cases are where one party has stated something as a matter of fact, not
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by x5n1 10y ago
> abuse of terrorists Many of those people who were abused were not terrorists. Partisan meaning that the opposition took shots at the incumbents as they should. Not the two parties conspired together to paint a rosy picture of the situa
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by x5n1 10y ago
f = ma.
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by x5n1 10y ago
Americans sick of oligarchy, either billionaire business class or nepotism, you choose. Actually this is really great. It really says something profound about American politics.
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by x5n1 10y ago
They should have just gone with it, and said the people have spoken. It would have been good for morale, because everyone would have a smile on their face every time they said the name in a British accent.
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by x5n1 10y ago
People don't really have a problem with God created it as much as they do with all the things that go along with that statement and the social system and the distributions of power that go along with a God. That's ultimately the p
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by x5n1 10y ago
Kent Beck who created much of XP, is quite sarcastic in what he writes at times. I think it's meant to be sort of sarcastic tongue and cheek sort of title so giggling at it is probably the right response. XP is not extreme at all, in f
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by x5n1 10y ago
Some of these students need to sue the government over this. But I doubt they will have the resources or the standing to do so. At the end of the day who wins from doing this? The US government? No. The students. No. America? No. No one win
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by x5n1 10y ago
heh. good one. i wonder when IBM will open source Z/os so I can run it on an emulator to mess around with cobol.
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by x5n1 10y ago
or the e-cig companies are a direct competitor to cigs. safer and cheaper competitive product that the cig companies want shut down or be heavily encumbered so they stay competitive.
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by x5n1 10y ago
Long live Aaron Swartz
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by x5n1 10y ago
It's not sad it represents the political reality of employment in the US. It basically shows that these people don't spent any or enough money lobbying the government and is a wake up call for them to become more politically invol
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by x5n1 10y ago
> Being an employee at a startup does mean you took a risk, but nothing in comparison to the founders who built it. Bullshit. I hate this sort of rhetoric. Founders took no more risk than the first employees. The founders got funding, a
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by x5n1 10y ago
If people took your advice Silicon Valley would be toast.
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by x5n1 10y ago
Should probably say starving. I am always hungry.
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by x5n1 10y ago
We could fix everything by significantly limiting all economic activity on the planet and forcing people to create a much smaller number of children, mass population reduction. Probably through a much more authoritarian ideology.
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by x5n1 10y ago
It's surprising that all the other countries have decided to basically toe the line, rather than attempt containment.
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by x5n1 10y ago
It's not only that, those things went extinct because of things out of their control as a species. Right now we have the means to fix everything, and create some sort of civilization that is somewhat stable. But we don't have the
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by x5n1 10y ago
"We are so upset with you, you are not sodomizing your citizens at the behest of our corporations and their rights."
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by x5n1 10y ago
Well it's good then that I am stupid and can't tell the difference. We are all enabled in different ways. Like the US for instance can't tell the difference between human rights and drone strikes, they are differently enabled
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by x5n1 10y ago
Here is the outline of what he's trying to do http://surgicalneurologyint.com/surgicalint_articles/heaven-...
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by x5n1 10y ago
I don't see how this is suppose to work when we can not fix quadriplegic people. At the end of the day the only problem that they have is that the nerve connections are damaged. So if we can't fix that how do we move on to somethi

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