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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
He is submitting more because they keep getting flagged. There is a coup going on right now. How do you not understand what is happening?
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Why do all of the posts about the coup keep getting removed?
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Over the summer there were hundreds of thousands of people and they weren’t allowed close to any government buildings. Now there’s a few hundred and they just let them into the capital buildings with what seems like little resistance?
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Apparently a coup is too political for Hacker News!
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
What you see now is the result of previous poor restorations. The Colosseum had become overgrown with plants and was like a large public garden. It was unique. For many of the plants it was the only place you could find them in Western Eur
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Covid wards 'full of children' for first time in pandemic, warn nurses(yahoo.com)
30 points by fjdjsmsm 6y ago|22 comments
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
The lawsuits were for iOS not MacOS.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Arguing what things are based on their dictionary definition is often a mistake. The people that compile the dictionary are not experts in every field. They optimize for brevity, and their sources are not exhaustive. They are not trying to
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
So, Maoism and ‘the woke brigade’ are the same thing? This is exactly my point. Thanks.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Except it isn’t about quoting. Many on the right claim that Orwell, Camus, etc were in-fact right wing and hated the left because they disagreed with extremist Stalinists and such. It is much like religious people claiming Einstein was reli
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
All of the Apple products that have achieved broader success have been derided by ‘Alpha Geeks.’ The original candy coloured iMacs, iPods, iPhones, iPads, were all attacked by geeks. If Microsoft is less successful in the home market now, i
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
A part time carpenter is still a carpenter. Evans claim wasn’t that Murdoch is an amateur. His claim was that Murdoch was categorically not involved with VC.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
In Europe, Canada, Australia, etc everyone has access. Why doesn’t access drive up their cost? Clearly access isn’t what is driving up the costs in the USA.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Attempted murder is still manslaughter. Breaking election laws in an attempt to influence an elections outcome is still breaking election laws whatever the outcome. It doesn’t have to be entirely their doing.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Apple isn’t selling to third parties, but I bet Google wants to. Google must be putting pressure on Qualcomm, and maybe Nvidia, to make something competitive. If they try, within a few years I’m sure someone can. Imagine 3 years from now th
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
You can pinch to zoom with a trackpad. I too assume touch based Macs are coming at some point. But I expect them to live alongside conventional laptops for as long as people continue to buy them. Whenever I’ve tried different kind of conver
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Techno-feudalism is exactly what cyberpunk novels were describing. They were dystopias. They were warnings about letting corporations control everything.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
I think it is notable the new mini’s colour is light silver, rather than the previous dark ‘pro’ silver. Presumably there will be another model a year from now.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Microsoft at the time owned 90 percent of the entire computer market. The only thing Apple has a monopoly on is things Apple sells. If it is deemed that you can have a monopoly of a subset of a market, ask yourself how this will be applied
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
So your response is to participate?
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Genocide should not be an ‘unfortunate fact of life.’ And lets be clear ‘sufficiently eliminating cultural distinctions’ means genocide.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
If they are employees, and you are doing that, it is actually illegal. You are either a consultant, or an employee.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
The article lists several examples of things that go beyond avoidance. He paid millions in mysterious ‘consulting’ fees that appear to have gone to his kids, despite them being employees. He declared that he had no financial benefit in a bu
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Or, both thing can be true. He can believe a physical office is necessary, while also believing changes should be made to make it easier for people to sometimes work from home.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
They could just charge a single upfront amount of money.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Some problems don’t have easy simple solutions. Any answer will have some outside cases. If a schizophrenic parent has in the past harmed someone, should a court ignore this when determining custody. It is unfair. If you err on being too le
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
95% of the public don’t even know what GitHub is. The vast majority of people aren’t going to run patches a developer posted there. Anyway, the argument was that the Apple app store was stifling app development. In your reply you yourself s
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Are there many more innovative apps on Android?
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
The problem with this argument is the existence of Android. The app ecosystem on Android is not appreciably better than iOS. Opening iOS to third party app store will likely just increase copyright infringement, leading to fewer paid apps.
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by fjdjsmsm 6y ago
Nowhere did they say they should suck it up. They said they should seek therapy if they can’t deal with it, instead of taking it out on other people.

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