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by yosefzeev 8y ago
We have experienced a form of homelessness due to gang stalking and intimidation and a lack of the system doing anything about it because of Antisemitism: https://www.scribd.com/document/389212460/Antisemitism-in-W
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
A cult with levels that you literally have to pay for is also a pyramid scheme.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
As a resident of Kentucky, I can state that it has many issues. Of course, nationally, there are also many issues. Most of these issues boil down to "How do we put money in our pockets" at the expense of someone else. Until that s
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
To me, the answer has more to do with discerning the spirit of the conversation rather than adopting any particular protocol. There will always be some joker somewhere that will violate the rules that one adopts in such a way that debate is
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Those without many resources are often hit harder than those with abundant resources. The problem in this instance has more to do with bureaucracy than money. It does also show how "valuable" a solider is to the country.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Some of these are behind paywalls, and the rest are more "meta-studies" as opposed to showing some methodology that arrived at a conclusion.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
I can measure the size of a football field in inches, but it doesn't mean the measure is useful.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
This article sounds like some sort of propaganda. In an emergency situation, people obviously will do extreme things.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
This sounds like it likely isn't so. Clearly, for any disaster, there will be a certain amount of the things this article tries to suggest won't be.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
An excellent article.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
The ideas here sound right in a sense. I generally find that an overly academic tone that reeks of liberal arts degrees applied to web paradigms often makes itself overly fancy without delivering on the philosophy it espouses. In other word
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
It looks neat, although the installer side of it looks to still be messy enough to warrant my waiting a bit before installing it in linux.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
How come the "behind the scenes code" is unavailable?
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
I find it surprising that educated people are "just now" doing this. What did people think corporations were doing to the world? Open up your eyes and look around and get your head out of the code and the bullshit slogans your com
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
I wish it were not monolithic but I understand why it is.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Back when people could be organized for a protest...
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
A database can be owned. I am very uneasy with anything that can be owned by one person hypothetically where many have contributed.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
This brings back memories. Fravia was ahead of his time.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
This all sounds like some horrible joke instead of serious business dilemmas.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
The thing this article highlights is that in order to HAVE a voice that also allows one to write a book with perceived value is that it better conform to a "sex club" mentality or else you better write under a pseudonym. And reall
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Silly rabbit...Trix are for kids.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
If it doesn't matter, why is Linus making it an issue?
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Creating a vision of a moneyless future of a federation of planets to be ruled over in the actual world by a fracturing money-hungry conglomerate is my vision of all that is wrong in the world.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
It is but you don't need an OS to define it.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
I don't need my computer tools to define my political/spiritual beliefs. In fact, I think Torvalds adopting something like this in relation to Linux is a deep betrayal of a hacker ethos. I will be keeping my eyes peeled for altern
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
In my experience, this decision is correct. Noscript does cause the browser to bog down and do all manner of annoying things that causes instability. As a project lead, you get to decide things like what goes in the project or leaves. Not e
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Funny thing about old cars: You can work on them. I actually drive a 97 Ford and also have a 97 Camry. What good is a fancy stereo if the car sits in the driveway because you can't work on it?
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Whatever their ideologies are, palemoon simply worked for me, and qutebrowser did not. At some point, especially with a computer, functionality is going to win over ideologies. I will say that I understand the need to try to keep control of
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
Used it for awhile then had it stop working for certain needs. Switched over to palemoon and pentadactyl. Happier with that combo.
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by yosefzeev 8y ago
It had several endings, depending on whether you provided red pages, blue pages, or did something else entirely.

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