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scoot_718
6y ago
Economically, people will not buy a car that sacrifices them in favour of others.
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6y ago
They literally tweeted that their goal was to fuck her over.
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6y ago
They were very open about their desired outcomes alongside their releases. They had the express goal of affecting the election, as expressed by their site and their twitter.
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6y ago
That looks more like Wikileaks cares about who it is damaging to.
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6y ago
They obviously don't treat all leaks as equal. Just look at the official wikileaks twitter to see their bias.
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6y ago
Pretty sure Wikileaks has been a front for the FSB for a while now. All the ideological people were pushed out a long time ago. They're not the release everything group that everyone wanted them to be.
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6y ago
Are you kidding? The gaming public are hungry for this.
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scoot_718
6y ago
If all they say is "competitive" then they're refusing to compete on salary.
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6y ago
Just like you do with dice.
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6y ago
Gnome 3 was when they started taking over keybinds from common software on linux, so you had to hunt down the 3 or 4 places where they were configured to unbind them back for the user. Gnome just works? Gnome just breaks other things.
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6y ago
Because UKIP is a larger organisation
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6y ago
> Russian state backed hackers > small criminal gang They're the same picture.
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6y ago
Already fucked up there.
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6y ago
Goodreads is complete garbage, they can't even sort a list of ratings properly.
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6y ago
Why do people insist on calling Assange a journalist? He was never anything of the sort.
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6y ago
"How dare they have the freedom to what speech they can transmit."
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6y ago
It's a shame - there very people who should see the consequences are the same who won't. America has long ceased to be a meritocracy.
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6y ago
The real problem here is that YouTube is a monopoly and needs to be anti-trusted down to allow competition.
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6y ago
It is not contradictory to be intolerant of the intolerant. To allow free speech for those who call for such repugnant lies is to tacitly accept them. Likewise, no government should allow for parties that would destroy itself - yet here Ame
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6y ago
Anti-trust suits when?
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6y ago
Yeah they're a real P-NAS.
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6y ago
If that's what you think, then enjoy reading the many thousands of papers published by shitty paper mill operations.
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6y ago
> Local residents always complain about everything. Only true because the UK has a horribly regressive stance on renters rights.
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6y ago
How did you get to this site without some basic understanding of wireless technology?
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6y ago
^ The comment history on this one is an interesting read.
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6y ago
That's not how monarchy or feudalism worked.
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6y ago
I've had in-database machine learning, and I'll always pick a stupid datastore over a "smart one" that comes with a fixed set of tools. Because eventually the smart datastore is just an unperformant dumb one.
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6y ago
Perhaps, I think they just haven't had the years on their cars to have that sort of reliability. They're definitely overvalued, but they're overvalued because of investor madness that isn't going away soon.
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6y ago
Sounds like 10 minutes to setup some automation to win big bucks.
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6y ago
First the crappy ranking system, now a bad metric? For a place that did excellent productivity studies, they sure are hellbent on inflicting horrible policy on their workers.
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