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zotz
15y ago
Linux/LDXE is almost weightless on this six year-old Dell laptop.
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15y ago
Osama who?
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MPAA Hires Four Ex-Federal Employees: One From ICE, One From The White House
(techdirt.com)
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How To Build A Time Machine - Doc Ignite
(hotdocs.ca)
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Why Not Thorium?
(europac.net)
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15y ago
> Am I the only one concerned with how these services can be used to funnel money to Mexican drug cartels and terrorists? Probably.
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15y ago
Going with the majority opinion, even when wrong, is an excellent way to maintain errors in thinking and in fact. Wikipedia is an ok MMORPG but a failure as a reliable repository of useful knowledge.
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15y ago
This is why wikipedia is a failure: "....Another editor cheerfully tutored me in what this means: "Wikipedia is not 'truth,' Wikipedia is 'verifiability' of reliable sources. Hence, if most secondary sources which are taken as reliable happ
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15y ago
My posts have been actively deleted, not just caught in a spam trap. I'be had discussions with subreddit moderators and reddit admins. The majority of them dislike my political opinions, thus the active censorship. To restate my point: redd
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15y ago
> more than a little repulsive to see people up in arms about it. Agreed. Equating free speech with the ability to trade in sexual images of children is about the low-water mark for political philosophy applied to communications tech. A
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15y ago
> So where is this global wireless electricity transfer technology, after so many decades? Probably in the same place as the liquid fluoride thorium reactors.
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> I don't know what you said The below article was deleted from the queue in r/politics and I've been unable to post articles in politics and a few other subreddits ever since, using a particular handle from a particular IP. Ron Paul’s
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15y ago
I've been told, by a drunken reddit admin in a late night talk, that no one likes my opinions and I should just go away. True to form, callow youth are generally the most sure of their own views while also being sure that everyone else is w
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15y ago
> Back when there was usenet NNTP is still alive. : )
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15y ago
I've been banned from posting articles on some larger subreddits some time ago. My political, economic and historical opinions aren't welcome for some reason. My point? Reddit began banning political opinion long before it banned kiddie por
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15y ago
> On the other hand: What took ’em so long? Speaking as an interested outside observer, my opinion is that the personal connections between a few of these subreddit owners and reddit's admins were a stumbling block. Business and PR is n
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15y ago
As nanotech increases in dominance, perhaps someday we can just make our own wireless ad hoc hardware as you describe. As the overall push is toward decentralized services and utilities, hardware is already starting to mirror reality, slow
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15y ago
History is on infinite repeat, unless....: Tesla Plunges After Morgan Stanley Reduces Automaker’s Price Target by 37% http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-12-08/tesla-plunges-after...
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15y ago
While Tesla was researching wireless electricity, he was being supported by JP Morgan. Morgan had an interest in what was then a monopoly on copper. That monopoly wanted their copper wires to rule the world, not free wireless power. Tesla's
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15y ago
I had 2000+ friends. I deleted my account two weeks ago and it should be gone by tomorrow. I have no more interest in monetizing my connections for the benefit of a small group of people I don't even like or respect.
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I was surprised to realize how many DNS requests originating out of Fortune 500 companies were being handled by the FBI. I was unaware of it till now.
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FBI to blackout Trojan-infected servers on March 8
(gmanetwork.com)
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"I’m shocked, shocked to find that gambling is going on in here."
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"They trust me. Dumb fucks." -MZ
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> Every country has the right to determine who can enter its borders. Every government, legitimate or not, has the power to decree who may or may not enter the country. There's a huge difference between a power and a right.
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http://www.oneswarm.org
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> Of course the US pressured Sweden to prosecute a group harming its economy/trade interests. Except that Hollywood is making more money than ever. This is about cultural hegemony and economic gatekeepers. Please don't be deluded into t
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For those that don't take the time to read the blog post, the takeaway: "Today I urge everyone to make sure that the entertainment industry does not profit from them anymore. Stop seeing their movies. Stop listening to their music. Make sur
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The advice to developers to never tie your business model to a third-party platform holds true for us lusers of those platforms: don't depend on a third-party platform for your online presence.
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I wonder if the timeline being made mandatory is tied to the IPO somehow.
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