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12y ago
Braiiiiins, of course. Jeez.
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12y ago
Too much travel done by car in the US. Sidewalk cafes in Europe thrive off foot traffic to and mass transit and bicycles. All those cars require all the parking lots. Parking decks are too expensive for every little cafe to build. So the bu
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12y ago
Hodor.
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13y ago
The only means by which corruption can fought and reduced all involve bureaucracy by definition.
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13y ago
If a person were getting 10x the amount a person gets on unemployment + food stamps, you might be able to call that basic income. Please show us all how a person living in a US city could survive on food stamps, ethana.
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13y ago
There is no way to reduce corruption in society without regulations and bureaucracy.
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13y ago
I agree. Unemployment runs no lower that 70% among disabled people in the best of times. Anyone that is not literally perfect (beautiful, slim, brilliant, healthy, emotionally well centered) faces huge obstacles from the powers that be in o
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13y ago
We know all about Hacker News "not that dificult" I smell a simple 26 step process that can't legally be done in some parts of the Middle East and N. Korea, a few assembler and brainf*ck scripts, and a little simple arc-weldi
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13y ago
To see how incorrect that statement is, look at every other democracy in the world. Only two two-party democracies. Every other democratic country but like Jamaica is 3 parties or greater.
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13y ago
Now we know J. Edgar Hoover was tracking homosexuals to get phone numbers for cute boys.
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13y ago
Michael Hayden was NSA director from 1999 to 2005. Michael Hayden literally was being paid a big salary to stop 9/11 from happening. How'd that go for him? Not so good. Look at ALL THE TOOLS we now know the NSA Director really had
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13y ago
Wrong. Making a claim in a courtroom and telling truth has not got one thing to do with each other. Chevron has the unmitigated gall here to claim the $18.2 Billion settlement against Chevron in Uruguay was the product of FRAUD. Chevron is
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14y ago
You forgot Swartz being threatened with months of non-stop prison rape.
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14y ago
Aaron Swartz was not a very big guy at all. Aaron Swartz would have been raped within moments of walking in a Federal Prison. Aaron Swartz prison stay would have been 6 months of non-stop prison rape. Impending prison rape is exactly the so
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14y ago
Most of the Open Source/Free Software is far more concerned that new Linux releases can install with no problems in a used computer some low-income person volunteers to help rebuild someplace like Free Geek... "The Adoption Program Free Gee
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14y ago
There were 15 different Federal Intelligence agency just in the DC White Pages! You think all the employees of 15 different Federal Intelligence agencies (that they admit to, or all the private subcontractors like BLACKWATER) take no secret
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15y ago
Bankers have more power and influence in Switzerland than in the US. UBS handed Phil Gramm a vice chair position. They've bought into Casino Capitalism hook, line, and sinker.
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15y ago
My Grandfather was big vitamin advocate. He was already 95 when an old girlfriend got Carpal Tunnel and he said to tell her to take a B-complex vitamin for it. I passed that advice on. In two weeks she was pain free. Gave the same advice to
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15y ago
Stop listening to Barack Obama talk. Obama talks likes FDR, but Obama's actions have way way to the right. Obama's not way right like Cheney but he is closing in on Reagan. Obama invaded more countries than Reagan, Reagan cut taxes more th
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15y ago
How about... Oregon5330.Stanford.edu ;-)
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I don't think that's true. Ubuntu does manage to install itself on pretty much almost any desktop. That's quite an accomplishment. Remember the Debian install horror stories? That's pretty much history now. The ubuntu orange and purple make
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15y ago
Sorry, but students that get admitted to Columbia aren't real tough to motivate. Sal Khan has already had millions of every kind of everyday students young and old chose to set aside their video games and sat down and work their math at Kha
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Nuclear industry: "We swear we're telling the truth this time about thorium. Honest." Too bad the nuclear industry has lied so many times about risks about real current nuclear technology risks and real current costs nobody can trust whethe
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15y ago
At the NSA reading our e-mail.
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15y ago
I can tell you one thing, the answer is NOT increasing tuition and cutting financial aid. 100% certain increasing tuition and cutting student financial aid is the wrong answer.
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15y ago
Looks like you didn't check your talking points, once again. "So who is John S Theon? John Theon was not Hansen's supervisor. The usual denialists (e.g. The Register) are excited because some guy they never heard of before has joined Inhofe
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The primary guy the oil companies use to claim the science on global warming isn't settled is a geologist who has taken money to testify as a expert in courtrooms for both cases related to global warming and a court case about Intelligent D
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15y ago
Did you even read your own link? "...Mr Justice Burton said he had NO COMPLAINT about Gore's CENTRAL THESIS that climate change was happening and was being driven by emissions from humans." Again... What part of "ALL Nobel Prize winning sci
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That's what we're cutting Social Security and Medicare for... so some Goldman-Sachs or UBS investment banker can guzzle $1000 bottles of wine and vomit them back up again.
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Here's one investment banker's first hand version of what investment banking really has become... "...My first job out of Cornell was on the trading floor at UBS. So when news would hit the wire about an American company closing a domestic
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