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by zghst 10y ago
Also filled with tons of gov't spyware just like Cisco.
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by zghst 10y ago
My comment was a heavy does of <sarcasm />. I wholeheartedly agree with your viewpoints though.
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Who knows, in today's political climates, anything and everything will be done
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I don't think the majority of people in the US are afraid, but aware.
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Possibly someone inside the NSA had some dirt on someone inside the CIA and retaliation ensued to keep people at the NSA busy...
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I can't believe the tinfoil argument is still strong even after the NSA revelations. At this point it's deep denial, which seems to run strong.
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Republicans have been successful in implementing measures for their cause, whereas gun control just seems to be a back and forth issue that, I believe, is tipping in the Republican's favor
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Same politicians accusing others using fear and ignorance seem to be using fear and ignorance vigorously
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We differ, I revere the second amendment as much as I love civil rights, free speech, etc. Polarization these days leads to condescension and slander if you don't agree, it's a very easy/lazy political tactic to deploy in our
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Most popular, pervading opinions are continually challenged, re-examined, and refined. Debates wholly grapple through the complete meaning of the issue from a wide range of perspectives without resulting to name calling, ad hominem attacks,
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by zghst 10y ago
It's very hard to find any scientific/academic communities not penetrated by industry/gov't groupthink. Even academia is political and bought and paid for.
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Hence why I have a great deal of distrust of any media. They always bend the facts to twist their narrative, it's better to hear from the horses mouth or watch directly what happens around the world
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People bought it because they thought it solved an issue. Apple branding around other products have not made them successful (Apple Maps 2012, Ping, MobileMe, Newton, etc.)
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When you put that much work in, you just don't quit. There are huge ramifications to stepping down. And I'm sure, even if he does step down, he'll be involved for the rest of his life
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by zghst 10y ago
What about Russian trolls that have infected the internet, trying to manipulate public opinion or just collect data on regular citizens? Or Correct The Record? Or just about any other mass propaganda campaign? This would be very helpful
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Throwing it away in its demolished state could have given away how you reacted to discovering the payload.
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Red scare campaign of 2016
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America has better bread and circuses
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Absolutely wonderful gallery, first one on the web from a major organization that made the experience enjoyable! Also try adding scroll-behavior: smooth; to the body or :root
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They're a great company, but I have a distaste for actions such as these
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by zghst 10y ago
As do I. My stomach has been churning in disgust seeing the collusion big money media and politicians. This latest attempt to drum up the Russian boogeyman is incredibly laughable, especially since they laughed it off four years ago. Yes Ru
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by zghst 10y ago
Facebook, I think, will be one of the defining companies of this century, all built around improving the human network. This company has nowhere but up to go
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Smug, condescending, and dismissive are recurring traits in politicians who eventually eat their words
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Part of me doesn't like the whole red scare deal, but also, electronic voting machines should be banned outright. You think that after the OPM scandal that those things have the highest security??
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Not ones that blatantly copy and put backdoors in for their governments (not only Xiaomi but also MSFT, Google, etc)... http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/27486/security/xiaomi-ha... https://theha
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by zghst 10y ago
At the very least, Lenovo and Dell are innovating and making attractive, eye popping products that don't copy Apple at all. Copying is a poor strategy that in the end run gets you nowhere, you end up not being able to differentiate you
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by zghst 10y ago
No but Apple innovated and made them a thing, after the Macbook Air, the PC industry scrambled to release ultrabooks (a new category then), after trying to push horrible netbooks on people.
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Trump isn't going to signal the downfall of the US no more than Obama has. Democrats have adopted the scare tactics and language of Republicans circa 2008
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Your site is down. I find it a bit worrisome, looking through your repos that many files are blank. I would like to learn more about your company.
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Prosperity isn't only a job. A good, well paying job.

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