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angry-hacker
9y ago
DMCA 24h?! It means I could 'troll' someone out of business doing bogus complaints? At least out of their server.
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9y ago
HN has always been pro generit food, it's your bias talking. Just like someone who thinks 'this' site is too left or too right.
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9y ago
You can always copy twitter but you can't get the traction. You think TV companies will advertise your network 24/7? If you think Twitter should be utility either govs have to force some standards to every social network or nation
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9y ago
You misunderstood me, I'm talking about brigading. When he was popular did you call it Obama fans brigading again and how to stop them?
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9y ago
Is it brigading only if you don't accept the narrative? Half of the popular voted for the man, can't remember anyone complained when Obama was in the office.
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9y ago
It's very much relevant if you're aware what kind of thought control comes out of liberal colleges. The person in question is here only to spread its agenda, nothing else. I have no respect for that kind of people and I encourage
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9y ago
But other sources are not reporting it, so maybe there really is too much bias?
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9y ago
I'm surprised if you think otherwise. WE are on the mercy of few SV companies and whatever they decide or push is our fate.
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But he was not a whistleblower, there was nothing important to leak besides bunch of state's secrets. The leaks held no value.
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I wouldn't be surprised if communists and Antifa would destroy them on purpose in the name of fighting for "working class" and jobs. And if not them, then other thieves/vandals do the job.
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9y ago
All in all I hope we can see Thiel against him to balance it out.
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9y ago
And nothing has changed in 2017 from both sides, the ads are still there and show spyware download links. I guess Google is too busy dealing with "fake news" and paint.net can't give up that sweet ad money.
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9y ago
You're brainwashed, Assange is more "American" in his values than any of the politicians you have had, and have provided more journalistic value, for the past 20 years.
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The wikileaks hysteria is ridiculous, it's on par with lunatics believing Jews control the world. Since when spreading conspiracy theories became normal? The stupid American elections have ruined everything, everything is fake news, ev
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Let's not forget YouTube relies on these people too. Yes, YouTube has near monopoly in the area right now, but there can always be changes. These influencers can bring a new site overnight 500k new users if they want to. And the whole
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9y ago
Then islamophobia is also fine, since I don't tolerate sick archaic beliefs.
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9y ago
Pretty big difference. Check your facts next time and stop the fearmongering.
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It's not. A lot of young people voted for Le Pen. People are sick and tired of Marxists destroying their countries. It's obvious they just won some time but big changes are coming.
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9y ago
I see. I was thinking the parent referred to specific people. Nation-wide blocks we're all well aware of.
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9y ago
Out of interest, who are the powerful who hate Wikipedia?
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I think majority here would disagree, including me :) And for Google it's fine as it is, they make billions using the free data people provide through Wikipedia. They just spill out the facts (often wrong) and people never leave Googl
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9y ago
Well, in most cases my test with minifiers is that output code performs worse than uncompressed code.
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Canada going with the laws of stopping islamophobia (what does it even mean?) the West is on the downhill. I need to create a religion fast to protect my ideas - - also the ones o might have in the future, I'm not sure yet. Who wants t
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How much does these uglifiers slow down the code for a the client? Especially if you're using a mobile or slow arm machine? I started to think about these things when u started using an arm based chromebook. Stupidly bloated js heavy s
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9y ago
My submission is not meant to discourage the behavior but rather share with the community that even that kind of shilling exists. Found it through searching for something relevant to Github stars.
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Buy Stars – Become a GitHub Superstar
(githubstars.com)
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And the other question is why would auto makers want to sell or sacrifice their production capacity so they Google can kill them? Also, there are soy many regulations and safety rules in the industry, if they can't abolish them (with p
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Do you also think the same say about gun control? Hate speech?
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Yes if you're willing to mess with crouton.
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Why are they so dominant? Do they rank so well on a Google in the U.S?
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