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by emptyfile 7y ago
>Were any of the 9/11 attackers widowed/orphaned by the US? Or were they just whipped up in religious fervor and an abstract idea of a cultural war with the US? It's so sad that you don't know this. https:/&#x2F
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by emptyfile 7y ago
His friend is accused of having sex with an underage prostitute on a billionares private island. The fact that he thinks people don't have issues with that, but with the fact that he may have forced himself on her, is what makes him a
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Yes, of course, how is this even a question? I wouldn't want a person in my team voicing sexists opinions, I would want that person removed from the team. Let alone as a figurehead and leadership figure.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
You're joking, right? A 66 year old man just managed to learn last week that having sex with a literal prepubescent child is harmful for the child? And this guy has been the leader and public face of the FOSS movement for decades? And
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Pure, unadulterated propaganda on HN... I despair. Even worse it's total nonsense.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Seriously. Since 2016 reddit has been slowly imploding, seems like 50% of all discussion is political these days. On r/bestof probably 30% of all comments reference trump. For a non american not interested in american politics or you
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Well in my country that would get you a fine, in theory at least.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
This is what domination looks like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/K%C3%ADlian_Jornet_Burgada#Sel... She is THAT, for women. She is not that for men. Case closed, or at least it would be with anyone who actually runs ult
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Running 240 miles thru a desert and winning against all competition is very impressive, but how on earth do you spin that to a generalization like "she dominates men in ultra races" is totally beyond me. >Does she win every rac
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by emptyfile 7y ago
No one who actually follows running thinks that.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
I don't give clicks to rags like outsideonline.com, sorry. On another note I'm always amazed how confident HN posters are about any subject, even when they admit all their knowledge comes from a few minutes of google searches and
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Nonsense from a user with a throwaway. >Courtney Dauwalter dominates men in Ultra races She will sometimes beat them, if that's what you mean. >you can call them niche races if it helps your ego, but lets call those races what th
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Now I'm interested, what exactly in the parent comment is a "pseudo fact"?
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Do you people have bad eyesight or something. This whole thread is weird.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
> Any slavic language is similar to Russian. Nope.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
The whole point of this article is that your current, new, Home Secretary wants to change that policy.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
I honestly can't say if this is sarcasm or not.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Wow this is great! Spend so much time on the original.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
"have to be", "need" Says who? You can describe your party as psytrance, or just trance if you have to. I have an event in my facebook feed that just says "hospitalization" and a list of djs. I know what kind o
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by emptyfile 7y ago
I don't agree really, psydub is quite distinct. Though it is a rather small genre. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZlG2y74CQE
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Nowhere, since it's not psytrance (no trance beat for one thing). It's considered psybient(psychedelic ambient) or rather they invented that genre.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Very similar experience. TBH after a few festivals it has gotten stale to me and I haven't been in a few years, but the experience of the first one which got me into the rave scene in general is one of my most treasured memories. The p
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by emptyfile 7y ago
You're like the fifth poster who assumes this is a history of psytrance guide, while its exactly the opposite: an overview of modern genres. Almost every track on it is less then 10 years old.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Well yes, if you don't know any of the artists on there then you don't listen to psytrance obviously. This is a modern guide to current genres and almost all tracks on it are released after 2010 (yes even the Goa tracks are recent
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by emptyfile 7y ago
>Whats that all about? Why does it need to be so segmented? So that when I look at a party in my area I can know if its a party where artists will be playing progressive psytrance or forest psytrance. Because they're different. Is t
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Pretty nice and comprehensive guide. Ever since I've first seen Ishkur's guide as a kid I've wanted one for all genres of music, it always seem like the coolest thing. Also this guide reminded me that James Reipas exists, tha
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by emptyfile 7y ago
American delusions. I thought that the wide support for Trump's trade war was in part an admission of your politicians that precisely that sort of liberalization of China failed.
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by emptyfile 7y ago
Why would unrest spread to China?
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by emptyfile 7y ago
> Google is beholden to the US government, which does terrible things but generally tries to avoid doing them to US citizens en masse. I'm not one of you. Glad to know as long as its not one of you its all OK. As if the rest of the
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by emptyfile 7y ago
[citation needed]

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