NiftyFifty

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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Its a product for normal people, not those who are unable to manage their budgets. Oh wait ... crack whore money n shit. Keep forgetting about that.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
He must have not hit the I Accept the EULA.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
T-Mobile says you aren't. :)
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
et al Sony.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Buck the fuck up, dude. Like nobody else in the world has been fired before. Seriously, it's the fiber of someone is made not by what they are, but what they do when adverse conditions occur to them. You have a wife (and kids?) to supp
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Nice to see that the WSJ has confirmed us to subscription service just to read what I can get on Ruetz
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
"In case you haven't heard ... I'm kind of a big deal."
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Now if Google would just reverse their blocking of applications that allow us to limit certain what apps have access to on my phone for privacy concerns, then I'd be happy. Might switch over to a Blackphone 2 just for this reason alone
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
That's sort of laughable, considering the only major legislation passed since the WWW became legit has been Net Neutrality. As for Facebook's Zuckerberg said famously - privacy is dead.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
It's a pretty simple principle between the happy curve and where it intersects with the financial stability curve. However, the opposite can be very true as well. Namely, poverty as it plays out on the social ills that we in the United
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Blasphemy! How dare you say that! (said no moderate Republican, pro-2nd Amendment lover) - lol
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Right, but a store is no longer brick and mortar and our industry in particular facilitated the change. Namely, Ebay as a market place, but most "stores" do not operate as an entity as we would image in the real world. Case in poi
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
I'm a hugely leaning conservative thinking individual, but I think all guns should be restricted with the NICS check. I think only exception maybe immediate family for obvious reasons. The "gun trust" idea is even more my lik
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Ya, I saw that. However, SF is the most liberal city in the country if I were to guess. It's so far leaning in that direction, it's not of any surprise. However, I have to say ... nicest place on the West Coast. I can only compare
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
This is media infusion, and political 2nd Amendment fears in the general population. NICS checks and permit requests are in high demand, so the demand-supply model general means, stores are going to pop-up because there is money to be had.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
THANK YOU! Honestly, the more data I have the more it validates the gun legislation is a bad idea. The longer view is one of social reform related to what ills the country - crime, poverty, and a replacement of liberalism/progressive t
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Even though I consider this a sensationalist article ... I think its important for the community like ours to offer conjecture on an intellectual level, because I think Hack News is a GREAT forum for more than just "geeks", but it
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Grecy, with all the respect I have for Australia, there is a HUGE difference culturally between your population demographics and ours. The primary reason why the Australian ban (noting that 65-80% of guns are still in the general population
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
note 44% of the demographic. Ya, crazy .... see how prohibition worked well. Just like the war on drugs. Policy does nothing. Its ineffective, and we need to drive poverty down to target the leading population of gun violence, the poor. It&
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Redefining the conversation away from the liberal thinking, the real debate is not about guns at all. It's about what causes violence, where does it occur, and how can we stop it. The most dramatic form of this crime, occurs most often
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
10% demographic, when you break down the numbers last I checked. But ya.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
I know its like being CPT Obvious, but that is so true. Fix the problem, not the symptom.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
After reading it further, this is about as point as it can be. Ty for diversification of my own opinion.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
You are the owner of the infrastructure, not the content. Whole different animal on the copyright law.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Second that motion. The main deal here, is violation of air space, because Turkey is a moderate (by and large, which is debatable) Islamic Muslim state and provocation in the area has RUN terse for decades because of the pro-Russian+Syrian
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Praise be to Allah.
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
The major problem I have with this opinion piece is not the perspective, but the writer - Kamel Daoud. One of his major influences is a cross-section of experience between living in Algeria and being bifurcated with the west. His bleed out
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Just take a look at the sheer mass of Tokyo, and that just becomes more truth than fiction. The US actually, is going to have a massive GDP issue once a generation passes from where we are today. Why? Baby boomer generation is retiring. If
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Try any mining town in the south west - Trona comes to mind. That was a town ruled by meth, with mining as its main bread winner. http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/the-city-addicted-to-crystal-...
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by NiftyFifty 11y ago
Second thought is the add revenue in YouTube and how Google is slowly making it impossible to view something without an intro ad to a video spot I want to watch. Sanity on product reviews, or modifications might actually drive me away from

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