badname

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Open source ecology(opensourceecology.org)
1 points by badname 12y ago|0 comments
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by badname 12y ago
Even if it is so (and we can talk for hours on the validity of this or that data) how do you find the fact that there are enough damned means of production to feed everyone and it's been so for decades now? Also how do you like the fac
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by badname 12y ago
Yes it is golden age as long as you disregard percentages and trend. "Some 805 million people in the world do not have enough food to lead a healthy active life. That's about one in nine people on earth." http://ww
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by badname 12y ago
There is a book. "The Circle". Proponents of transparent societies should read it IMHO. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Circle_%28Eggers_novel%29
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by badname 12y ago
If you want to get a negative one just try to fight for something that goes against the status quo. I.e. try to exersise your civil rights for what you might consider an edge-cause (which constitutes the majority of the causes civil rights
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by badname 12y ago
Copying one of the commends: ”The poor are collectively unseizable. They are not only the majority on the planet, they are everywhere and the smallest event speaks of them. This is why the essential activity of the rich today is the buildin
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by badname 12y ago
Yup. Sorry.
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by badname 12y ago
A bit into the article I had the strangest feeling I was reading a dark Orwellian story. OMG - is _that_ how Japanese employees spent their lives?! I wonder what the suicide rates are over there.
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Do you ever program while drinking?
2 points by badname 12y ago|11 comments
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by badname 12y ago
Cool. It can give you a headache but I guess it will improve over time.
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Functional programming's high efficiency comes at a cost(infoworld.com)
1 points by badname 12y ago|0 comments
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3 words coordinates(what3words.com)
4 points by badname 12y ago|0 comments
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by badname 12y ago
Good riddance
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by badname 12y ago
I admit that I didn't know about the Bild connection (and yes it does speak volumes). Btw, Bild editors can be accused of anything but leftism and you said that there was significant controversy with Spiegel. Maybe there is still hope
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by badname 12y ago
Interesting point of view. Just some notes on the rich spending: (I don't have time to find refs but that should be pretty easy) numbers show that rich spend a tiny proportion of their money compared to other classes. So they are effec
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by badname 12y ago
"The Spiegel has turned into yellow press lately" that's your very own personal opinion but the way you serve it (as absolute truth) is yellow. Not to add in various other mishaps in your argument (eg "kind of "left
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by badname 12y ago
There are a lot of going on but the point is to single out symptoms from root causes. Otherwise we will wallow trying to deal with symptoms forever. Dunno if anyone has yet mentioned one of the basic contradictions inherent in capitalism wh
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by badname 12y ago
I'd say that it's well on its rails. It's us, the 99%, that we are in it's way.
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Is Lockheed’s fusion project breaking new ground?(cosmosmagazine.com)
4 points by badname 12y ago|0 comments
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by badname 12y ago
...and then it was Enterprise, Atlantis etc. No matter how tough and competent the organization is, failures cannot be eliminated when we are talking about so complex systems/operations.
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by badname 12y ago
Sounds like you were ok with sharing with western governments (regular chrome).
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by badname 12y ago
Cool but had to close the window 'cause CPU fans were creating turbulence in the room.
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by badname 12y ago
Yes. Because that's what was missing in this world. Yet another foreign exchange lottery platform for the rich kids to gamble around. Edit: Oh boy - the all-I-wanna-be-is-rich egotistical nerds downvoted me. My soul is crushed.
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The Revolution of Everyday Life(library.nothingness.org)
2 points by badname 12y ago|0 comments