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ypcx
15y ago
The seriousness of that information warrants it to be posted absolutely everywhere. This is way beyond the point where I care what people think about me. People need to know how deceived they were, and still are. This has to end, and it wil
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ypcx
15y ago
I don't really care about your downvotes. I expect reasonable comments, which you obviously don't have.
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ypcx
15y ago
It's called suppression, and to fully understand who, why, what and how, I suggest to read the following lengthy article series: http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/davids-blog/1023-financia... And if you want a book full of suppressed sci
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ypcx
15y ago
They will be able to exert any control they want on the Windows Phone through Microsoft. Also, what prevents them from showing ads in mobile apps? They did a great work locking everyone out of functionality that would enable direct FB acces
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ypcx
15y ago
It's a promo offer, they will only offer a limited number of them, and in few months introduce a better one. Also I've been given faulty hardware at Hetzner and the support was quite ass-hatty. I said fuck it, replace the drive and reflash
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ypcx
15y ago
You have reminded me of the guy in The Curious Case of Benjamin Button , who got struck by lightning for 7 times. Pessimism never helps.
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ypcx
15y ago
This is certainly a development to applaud, but for me, the most important feature about async JS programming is to be able to catch errors in the asynchronous code, and do it without code clutter. So I hope that if this gets accepted to ma
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ypcx
15y ago
To hell with this "nobody will know so let's do this" mentality - it's twenty fucking twelve in case you haven't noticed, the year when the "all seeing eye" becomes public property.
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ypcx
15y ago
Wondering how much of that 2TB dataset is necessary for the common daily functionality of reddit, probably less than 1%, and the rest is historical data, accessed by almost no one, except perhaps by the submission-dupe- checking algorithms,
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ypcx
15y ago
I suggest that you go and have a look at the reviews of the native Faceebok app both on Android Market and on the FB page of that app. The app basically stopped to work over a month ago. The web app is fine.
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ypcx
15y ago
Lobbyists are a necessary and good part of... ...getting 90% of your money stolen by those who have money. I hope you have absolutely no damn idea how delusional you are. Lobbyism is the cancer of this society and of this planet, and it w
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ypcx
15y ago
Well don't forget to add some serious revolving doors, as a motivation for the lawmakers ( http://www.opensecrets.org/revolving/ ), because, you know, they already got that. Secondly, but even more importantly, don't forget to set aside a l
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ypcx
15y ago
These both are technical issues. The first one - maybe there is no need for a director, when you can have multiple versions of a scene - which then can be voted on. The second - the system would have to ensure that that hack would only get
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ypcx
15y ago
Make a Github for movies. If I don't like a part of your movie, I can fork it and make it better. People collaborate, and the system tracks their share in the project, and when the movie makes it to the cinema, TV, Netflix, etc., they are r
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ypcx
15y ago
That is a flawed reasoning. Campaign donations and revolving doors are the plague of democracy. Politicians are here to work for us and to listen to us - they are supposed to be our servants, with all due dignity and respect. Today's politi
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ypcx
15y ago
You might find this of interest as well (as seen on G+ Node.js' page): http://nodeup.com/eleven It's a podcast about various databases, both SQL and noSQL, in relation to Node.js.
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ypcx
15y ago
While we all know that they will regroup and strike again, we also know that somebody, somewhere out there, has gotten a very powerful message that lead them to reevaluate the scope of the grip they thought they had on this society. Somethi
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ypcx
15y ago
"can imprison or kill you if that's what they feel like" Reminds me also of a certain north american country. Oh, never mind.
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ypcx
15y ago
"Megaupload had been brought down by federal authorities and four people linked to the site, all outside of America , were arrested and charged with a conspiracy related to copyright infringement." Are they also held in Guantanamo, or we
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ypcx
15y ago
Fun fact: the 7 consolidated media companies (all media there is in the US basically), are intimately interconnected with Pharmaceutical and Insurance companies. Link: http://www.fair.org/index.php?page=3845 (My original source: http://d
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ypcx
15y ago
I meant a few more paragraphs. But yes, it's easy to dismiss the article based on those 2 things alone. Bad choice on author's part.
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ypcx
15y ago
Don't let that picture discourage you. Read the first few paragraphs, it doesn't take long. See, that's why I used URL shortener - if somebody was giving me a link beginning with domain "divinecosmos.com", I'd think they are insane, and ski
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ypcx
15y ago
Also, SOPA was never about fighting piracy, that's just a disguise. SOPA is about dissent suppression. The Internet is exploding into establishment's face, and imagine what will happen when all those people who are now - thanks to the black
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ypcx
15y ago
That would be a very long backing up. But I really do believe that. I started to learn Ruby for a project recently, but I ended up turning that offer down - I couldn't go back to a 2009 technology. Node, CoffeeScript, Backbone, Handlebars,
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ypcx
15y ago
That's why I said emulate. V8 (Node) with appropriate modules can emulate the browser - both parse the DOM, and then run scripts on that DOM. PHP/Perl/etc. can't do that. Java could do that with Rhino I assume, but I'd say V8 is much closer
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15y ago
You are basically asking "Why aren't they trying to fool us anymore?". Just look at opensecrets.org - it's all there, at least the visible part - donations and revolving doors (no blackmail, threats, assassinations etc.). People still discu
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ypcx
15y ago
NOTHING has begun. It's the same money pushing in other countries. It will be defeated everywhere.
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15y ago
"The fascinating thing about Adderall is that it was a weight reduction drug for adults called Obetrol. It was so extremely addictive that Obetrol was taken off the market for that reason. Now we have the FDA bringing this extraordinarily
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ypcx
15y ago
I don't have time to go into depth, but I will just say that your Node.js knowledge appears to be somewhat limited. Node does everything that RoR/Django/Nginx* can do, does it better, and does it with less complexity. *if you can utilize se
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15y ago
If you want to go serious about web crawling and/or web scraping (within legal boundaries of course), you want to use Node.js and appropriate modules (don't remember the exact names right now). This is because Node.js being based on the V8
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