n09n

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by n09n 12y ago
Ah yes, the good old set A, which contains all elements who are members of set A.
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by n09n 12y ago
No, not really. I said it for the same reason racists might use your example. To demean that group and to prime people who don't identify with that group to look down on the behavior.
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by n09n 12y ago
It's a loosely defined group only in the sense that some people incorrectly define it as a group.
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by n09n 12y ago
It's not "in their name". There is no "them" and there is no name.
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by n09n 12y ago
That quote and the wikipedia article it comes from are both misguided because they still describe Anonymous as a group.
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by n09n 12y ago
What is it with old people and their complete inability to understand Anonymous? If you did that, you wouldn't be acting like "them", you would be part of Anonymous.
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by n09n 12y ago
ayyy lmao
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by n09n 12y ago
That's science, not math.
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by n09n 12y ago
In this situation, addons.mozilla.org is the hypothetical man in the middle so https doesn't protect you.
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by n09n 12y ago
It's almost as if their priorities aren't the same as yours.
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by n09n 12y ago
Wanting that is just evidence that chess is no longer a worthwhile game.
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by n09n 12y ago
I think you missed the whole point of the book. If you were a gamma, you would like being a gamma, and wouldn't want to be an alpha. The only reason you feel the way you do now from the outside is because you are pretentious enough to
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by n09n 12y ago
Trivially easy. If you want to believe it, it's true. If you don't want to believe it, it's false.
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by n09n 12y ago
If all the facts are on their side, why do you continue to claim it's worse?
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by n09n 12y ago
Had your father pulled out a second earlier, we might not have had to read your stupid comment.
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by n09n 12y ago
It's not a quote.
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by n09n 12y ago
That's subjective. An objective fact is that it still exists on non-MS platforms, it's interoperable across platforms, and there hasn't been a "Skype 2" to replace it on MS platforms only. If that same holds true fo
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by n09n 12y ago
Just like they first update skype on Windows Phone, right?
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by n09n 12y ago
If they didn't do that with skype or office why would they do that with Minecraft?
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by n09n 12y ago
Integrating with their non-games services seems far more likely. Server hosting, voice chat, mod development, etc can all push people towards MS products.
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by n09n 12y ago
Just like they killed Skype and Office on iOS and Android?
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by n09n 12y ago
That's not the part people care about. People promoting a culture where it's okay to lie to others because "hey, it's not illegal" is everyone's business.
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by n09n 12y ago
You're welcome.
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by n09n 12y ago
Is that really how you think the mafia behaves? I wonder if that should be considered a PR problem or a huge success.
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by n09n 12y ago
Literally the same thing.
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by n09n 12y ago
10^31 different positions is no closer to infinitely many than 5 different positions.
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by n09n 12y ago
That's part of what it means to look good.
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by n09n 12y ago
The poorly dressed nerds you hang out with may not wear watches as often as they did in the 20th century, but that has little to do with fashion. It is pretty funny how you continue to bring up timekeeping as if you believe that matters.
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by n09n 12y ago
Ties suck. High heels suck. Ironing clothes sucks. Cuff links may not suck, but are at best, pointless. Sucking has never stopped people from wearing things that look good.
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by n09n 12y ago
That would be a valid point if people actually wore unfashionable smartwatches for their usefulness. Their lack of mainstream adoption up until now says that's not the case.

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