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mindrag
12y ago
Pesky problem, civil liberties that apply to all people regardless of the whims of the government or the majority of its citizens. Free speech is guaranteed by the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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12y ago
Turn on any American news outlet, check the front page of any American newspaper, and you'll see tons of coverage of Gaza. It's all over the place. Wall to wall. If you aren't seeing it then you either aren't really payi
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12y ago
The TWA 800 plane crash referred to by the OC happened in 1996 (not in the 1960s). So a lot of Americans have memories of that event as well as the aftermath (which dragged on for years). > twist them into a discussion about your own loc
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12y ago
You're an ass. Nobody is trying to "Americanify" the event. They are simply remembering another event that is linked to the current one by coincidence. The anti-American knee-jerk reaction is 10x worse than any "American
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12y ago
What makes your theory "overwhelmingly likely"?
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12y ago
> It is barely news when a couple hundred civilians die on the ground in a war zone Have you been watching the news recently? Wall-to-wall coverage of Gaza.
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12y ago
Nahh
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13y ago
I think you totally missed the point. We don't want Netflix to go away. (Actually, Netflix is one of the most important technology companies in existence at the moment). We want better behavior.
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13y ago
This issue has implications far beyond reddit.
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13y ago
There's an elegant way to add some sort of progress indicator to infinite scroll. I just haven't figured it out yet :)
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13y ago
Hmm. I think it's far from the only place. You might want to check a dictionary.
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13y ago
No, I believe he is saying that he had a downswing in his poker career during that time, i.e., losing a lot of games.
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13y ago
Because that will be forgotten in a matter of weeks as more titles begin to roll out for both platforms.
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13y ago
XP? Really? It's time to let go of a 12-year-old OS.
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13y ago
I would say voting for the lesser of two evils, while not exactly my idea of a thriving democratic process, is still worthwhile. Imagine McCain had been elected. How many of our soldiers would have been killed due to his desire to swing Ame
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13y ago
That's like comparing an aircraft carrier to a rubber ducky. Budgeting for a country of 300 million bears no resemblance to household budgeting. The priorities and general principles are completely different.
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13y ago
Is that article actually in English? I couldn't understand a damn thing the author was trying to say. "...like a black pearl from an oyster unfathomable by any other diver into our eternal souls." What?
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13y ago
The comparison doesn't seem applicable here. Women's suffrage was about gaining a right that was, at that time, forbidden. Preference shouldn't play a role in basic rights, but it certainly plays a role in an individual'
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13y ago
This is America, where even people who pay a next-to-nothing tax rate on high incomes complain about supposedly high tax rates.
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13y ago
That's true, but all FISA proceedings are classified, so there's no way they would allow cameras.
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13y ago
If I could ask, how did you find your own way around that feeling?
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13y ago
Very cool! I just forked it, thinking of implementing collapsible comments.
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13y ago
The author totally ignores that fact that apps are created for different reasons, different audiences, and have different goals. It's no wonder he seems quite full of himself: "Almost a year ago I wrote a white paper...Strangely,
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14y ago
There are all sorts of laws that protect us from various government abuses, such as requiring search warrants, trial by jury, freedom of speech, etc. Voter secrecy is a prudent safeguard along those same lines.
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14y ago
I'm upset by what I see as a sense of entitlement by gun owners who think that every retail outlet should be selling guns. Many gun buffs won't shop at Target because that store won't sell guns. Now they are complaining about Google. It's n
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14y ago
The best baseball players in the world play in the US, so it truly is a World Series, regardless of where the teams play.
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14y ago
So your name is Matt Van Horn, but you are not the Matt Van Horn from the article, but you've met him and he's actually a pretty good guy? That is some coincidence right there. Regardless of what kind of person he is, the presentation he ga
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14y ago
It's not a terrible thing to think. You aren't thinking this because you're racist, but because we all know that in many communities, the cops will not give nonwhites the same benefit of the doubt that they extend to white people.
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14y ago
It's not at all clear. It's deliberately ambiguous. If they wanted it to be clear they would have said "Macs are only susceptible to a fraction of the number of viruses plaguing Windows-based computers."