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peto123
13y ago
Doesn't matter. After Mike departure, TC became boring, and the number of comments under articles dropped of significantly.
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peto123
13y ago
If you are a parent yourself, you will know that suggesting education is not enough. By your logic, why is there an age limit to alcohol consumption? Your whole reasoning could be used for that as well - and enforcing alcohol age limit also
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peto123
13y ago
Maybe my analogy would also by naive, but I consider the effects of porn to be similar to effects of consuming alcohol - some enjoy it, some became addicted to it, and some people's lives will get literally destroyed by it. Therefore,
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peto123
13y ago
I might be a minority here, but I honestly think that making internet porn opt-in is a good idea, I am not from UK, but I support it. As a reader of /r/nofap subreddit, I have learned that porn have had a very negative impact on a
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peto123
13y ago
Yes, and there is exactly the dilemma. After I buy Office, I expect to not upgrade it for at least 5 years, if not 10. (but surely not only 2.5)
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peto123
13y ago
You are right, but the newly revealed indices suggests that your personal data are not collected primarily from the cloud providers after they arrived to the destination (like the spy agency would enter the Gmail repository through a backdo
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peto123
13y ago
Here is also a good round-up of the Tiananmen '89 at Epoch Times: http://epochtim.es/s9Nz What I didn't know is that according to the Chinese dissident Wei Jingsheng, the "Tank Man" life ended that day, when he ran out in front of anothe
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Alexander Graham Bell on Originality, Plagiarism, Language, and Education
(brainpickings.org)
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14y ago
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peto123
14y ago
Cool idea. I will move to US so I can read The Magazine. ;-)
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peto123
14y ago
I believe he is talking about the web's equivalent of newspaper or magazine. Like whole magazine published as a website, where users would pay for each "issue" or monthly access. This model doesn't work, with maybe a few very rare exception
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peto123
14y ago
I am also a redditor and some of the subreddits are a really high-quality communities. What I don't understand is, why the reddit owners allow even the most disgusting and inhumane stuff to be posted, as long as it isn't illegal. I am not s
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peto123
14y ago
Congratulation, good work! Anyway, the question was about passive income...I suppose you have to do a bit of marketing, user support, thinking about new features, etc...isn't it then just a business?
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peto123
14y ago
This is disturbing. I hope this will not become a trend.
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peto123
14y ago
The design is quite ok for me, but what about the provided value? I skimmed through the links, and I saw many of them already, on other social sites I visit, I mean HN, Techmeme and reddit. What would draw me to digg could be a community of
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peto123
15y ago
Are you sure?
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peto123
15y ago
Are you saying that the Y company is not responsible for what they allow to install on their subdomain?
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peto123
15y ago
I am currently going through this exercise, and here's what I done: 1) Chrome -> Firefox (Firefox 9 is surprisingly snappy, seems to me like a perfectly sensible alternative) 2) Search -> https://duckduckgo.com/lite - doesn't even