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GHFigs
12y ago
I find it difficult to believe that you're truly concerned with 'the value of HN'.
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12y ago
While JeorgR's point isn't well articulated There is no point being articulated at all in the above comment. It's an vague insinuation meant to derail. Please don't prop up his shitposting just because you think you mi
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12y ago
"This is the short-term goal to cool the fuel for the F-35; however, the long-term fix is to have parking shades for the refuelers," Resch said. But what color are they going to paint the shades?
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GHFigs
12y ago
The True Believer: Thoughts On The Nature Of Mass Movements is a 1951 social psychology book by American writer Eric Hoffer that discusses the psychological causes of fanaticism. The book analyzes and attempts to explain the motives of th
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GHFigs
12y ago
Change up your metaphor. Sometimes it's best to think of your "stuff" as a stack to go through sequentially, sometimes a library to collect and browse, sometimes transactions to be budgeted on some kind of ledger of your time
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GHFigs
12y ago
Glad to see The Intercept is still bringing those hard-hitting revelatory leaks instead of merely capitalizing on public idolization with hagiographic exclusives.
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GHFigs
12y ago
My view of this part of the Constitution is that the person and their device are protected and law enforcement is wrong. You seem to not sharing the Constitution's distinction between warrantless and warranted searches. The complaint
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12y ago
In the US, major carriers Verizon and Sprint have operated CDMA-based networks whose devices did not use SIM cards. I think it was the iPhone 4 that Apple once shipped 3 different versions of in the US: AT&T (GSM), Verizon (one set of C
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GHFigs
12y ago
If you travel to Canada or anywhere else, you take out the Apple SIM and put in your local SIM.
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GHFigs
12y ago
You could just take out the Apple SIM.
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GHFigs
12y ago
Apple's new campus is powered by the outrage and impatience of people that won't download VLC or ffplay to watch their two-hour commercials before they're available on YouTube.
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GHFigs
12y ago
Do you believe that your beliefs are dictated by single "well-timed news articles" directed by "the powers that be"?
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GHFigs
12y ago
What happens when they blame strong cryptography for the next gut-wrenching tragedy involving innocent kids and a bombing / school shooting / kidnapping / pedophile? Pedophiles (or more specifically: child pornographers) ro
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GHFigs
12y ago
People with ADHD report it significantly improved their lives. The confounding thing with stimulants of all varieties is that even people without any problem tend to report improvement.
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GHFigs
12y ago
So why not "Windows X"? Oh...
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GHFigs
12y ago
I understand where you're coming from. I have an uncle that feels the exact same way about black people and Muslims. Wait, what?
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12y ago
They are going straight into "think of the children mode" ... apparently "what about the terrorists?" isn't as effective anymore. "They" in this case is the chief of a metro police department, whose for
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12y ago
"Instead of criticizing one person based on a picture, I criticize thousands of people based on a picture! That'll show him!"
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12y ago
For what it's worth -- and here I have to wonder how much it's worth to criticize someone's point of view based on a photograph of them -- that's a dress uniform . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dress
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12y ago
if you already know that you definitely won't be okay This "okayness" is something people determine by looking at their community and peer group, not by looking at statistics. It's the same effect that causes the middl
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12y ago
In my experience with a certain retailer, the former is a decision made for you: they'll schedule you for 32-34 hours if they schedule you at all. As soon as you introduce any friction outside of what they're legally obligated to
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GHFigs
12y ago
Give the workers daycare, food, accommodation, training/education and pay them peanuts... In practice, many low-wage workers already get these resources, but via the government (i.e. your taxes) rather than the company.
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GHFigs
12y ago
Choose Opera Now, Opt-out of Chrome/Firefox fanboy slapfights.
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GHFigs
12y ago
Alternate questions: Why do authors keep using generic and vague titles? Why do submitters keep submitting content with generic and vague titles?
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12y ago
that's glib nonsense 0. Are you sure you didn't just misunderstand what was being said? there is essentially no evidence that actions are unaffected by beliefs and viewpoints 1. I don't know how you got that from what I w
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12y ago
In short, let's leave politics out of this kind of stuff UNLESS the candidate is demonstrably in one of the outer circles of "unacceptable viewpoints". It's deeply unsettling that you refer to beliefs and viewpoints in
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12y ago
I realize why you are complaining about people not doing a "cursory reading", but the fact is, a cursory reading can support as many false statements as just reading the article. Kind of makes you wonder what value the The Inter
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12y ago
Something must be done.
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12y ago
At this point in the debate it has been observed on a number of occasions that ranking officials at the NSA are dishonest. They have made comments both sworn, and in general press releases / statements (on the record) that have later
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12y ago
Dismissing someone's concerns by saying they aren't real doesn't address the concerns, it just sweeps them under the rug because they aren't perceived as being important enough to give a shit about. Conveniently, you&#
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