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by 0x49 11y ago
Because its not 1 study. Its 99% of all studies..and if the system is this way, how can you possibly trust any studies?? The system needs to be scrapped and started over. If you cant see this or dont want this, you are part of the proble
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by 0x49 11y ago
This should make anyone think twice when they see that next study on climate change.
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by 0x49 11y ago
When i say encryption, i mean 1-way encryption like bcrypt. So they could get the hashes, but would still have to somehow brute-force it.
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by 0x49 11y ago
This site, while clever, is spreading potentially bad information. For instance, ive worked for plenty of companies that send out site-generated passwords. The password is stored encrypted and sent out once to the user. While not the mos
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by 0x49 11y ago
Its a show. I honestly dont believe anything i see on a comedy sketch show, especially one as heavily politicized as the daily show. Once again, this is not 'proof' of anything. Im also not wrong. If you wear a suit, you will b
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by 0x49 11y ago
One example is not proving anything. You are trying to tell me on a systematic level, it happens. It seems you arent going to listen to reason. It doesnt really matter much to me. I will continue to dress appropriately and be treated well
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by 0x49 11y ago
The crime dropped after prohibition because the FBI became a bigger part of preventing crime and rooted out all of the police corruption. Violence in Mexico will continue, unless the government can prevent any cop, judge, or agent from bei
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by 0x49 11y ago
How you dress and how you present yourself definitely has an effect on how a person people perceives you. This is human nature and will never change. If you are in a business suit and wearing a nice tie, regardless of skin color, you will
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by 0x49 11y ago
What drug-related crime would not exist? I seriously doubt the legalization of anything is going to change this (unless you get rid of our law system entirely). The illegal drug market will always exist, regardless of legalization. Why?
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by 0x49 11y ago
Name someone in prison for just smoking a joint. I honestly have never heard of anyone. all the people in prison are either dealers, were found with a large amount of drugs, or other non drug-related crimes. Drug use is a small part of wh
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by 0x49 11y ago
"Employees may not always be aware of the risks, but they are exposed to them." Everyone is exposed to risks. Jobs are never a sure thing in the first place and being a first employee or an employee at a newly funded startup is a
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by 0x49 11y ago
"Founders can start a company for $7 on Digital Ocean with almost no risk. Founders complain constantly they can’t hire engineers." I disagree with this and the point of the article that it's not very risky to start a company
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by 0x49 11y ago
The more I read articles like this, the more I realize that the war on drugs parallels the new war on guns. The outcomes will also be similar: when you restrict or outlaw something that people really want, they will just go to the black ma
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by 0x49 11y ago
"Kivimaki admitted that, yes, he’d trolled Blair in IRC rooms, and had harassed him offline on occasion—in particular, he’d “shut down his Comcast a few times,” and had gotten the Straters’ phone service cut off. He also said that he’d
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by 0x49 11y ago
I would be wondering why a company is completely changing their stack after 3 months. Im in my late 30s and 9/10 times, my experience is that its for the wrong reasons. Older and more experienced devs have a hard time seeing poor deci
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by 0x49 11y ago
I disagree with the premise of this article. A hero is someone who can get something done that others cannot (and maybe in a short amount of time). But, they arent followed no questions asked. They also should be praised. If i sacrifice m
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by 0x49 11y ago
This is exactly correct. You arent allowed to disagree with pretty much anything mainstream these days publically without suffering huge consequences. The people that do successfully have the power, which means enough money that a firing d
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by 0x49 11y ago
I worked for a company thatnwas owned by 2 christians. An employee, who talked about his athiest ideas all the time, was fired for the same reason (many coworkers were christian) Are you also okay with this?? My brother works with a guy t
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by 0x49 11y ago
You just arent thinking long-term. It starts with things like fat-shaming. Its also not just being treated like an 'asshole'. Its a complete destruction of ones personal life, abusive behavior such as harassment, and many times t
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by 0x49 11y ago
Im more concerned with social censorship and the mob mentality that seems to be determining justice. If you say something that is not politically correct or against the current narrative, you will get fired/bullied/harrassed&#x2F
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by 0x49 11y ago
Im really curious why this matters to so many people. It only matters if you own part of the company and if this is the case, you most likely took part in the decision making process that gave the ceo this dalary.
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by 0x49 11y ago
You are correct, it's not theft. It's counterfeiting, which is worse. If you steal a TV, it can be counted as a loss and the TV manufacturer can still sell TVs with little to no problems. If enough people pirate, it changes the
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by 0x49 11y ago
I went to brazil last year and i saw some of the poorest people on my entire life. Brazil isnt a good example of this idea working...
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by 0x49 11y ago
I read the article and i just dont agree on some points. One point is that basic income would mean an increase in new businesses forming. The problem is that while yes, more people will have the ability to start a business. The increase bu
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by 0x49 11y ago
Do you still use Google? Not only do they have ties to the NSA: http://www.salon.com/2014/11/16/googles_secret_nsa_alliance_... https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-politics/wp&
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by 0x49 11y ago
"In he-said, she-said sexual assault cases, critics of affirmative consent say the policy puts an unfair burden of proof on the accused." This is my problem with 'affirmative consent'. Anyone that feels regretful the ne
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by 0x49 11y ago
This quote has a lot of truth to it. I think the issue we now face is that it gives EVERYBODY power. Even people that shouldn't ever have it in the first place. Many of these hashtag protests are purely based on emotion and in some i
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by 0x49 11y ago
if i wanted to become a hair stylist (an occupation primarily done by women), i would need to accept a culture that was different than my own...so why cant the same happen with geek culture? The article also goes into many stereotypes and m
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by 0x49 11y ago
"Cannabis based friendships while in high school form extremely tight, rewarding social bonds. With a shared group identity and shared activities. Going to a concert and getting 'so high' can be an extremely life affirming pe
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by 0x49 11y ago
While Singapore may have some low taxes, it doesn't really tell you the whole story. owning a cars/road taxes are extremely expensive: http://www.expatsingapore.com/content/view/1152 A friend of mine dri

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