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by squeeze 11y ago
You seem like you really like the TPP. How would you feel if we put it to an international direct referendum? Would that be too democratic?
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by squeeze 11y ago
This post seems a little naive to me, and certainly couldn't apply to every single person who no longer has a home in California. We've developed technology and built homes so that we didn't have to deal with living in the ou
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by squeeze 11y ago
TorBrowser might be a reskinned and customized Firefox, but the Tor network is not.
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by squeeze 11y ago
Link seems to be down. Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20150720071434/http://www.corpor...
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by squeeze 11y ago
The way you make the unfavorable comparisons worse is by taking them seriously. I wouldn't suggest taking those co-workers too seriously either - it probably won't help. Ellen Pao wasn't awful, but all-in-all, it's proba
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by squeeze 11y ago
I believe in democracy.
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by squeeze 11y ago
Industrial processes are not necessarily bad. So, too, do many methods exist outside of them that end in a unique product. Know the process and science of your food, and how it relates to the greater system in which you live. The failures a
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by squeeze 11y ago
Both of those examples are objectively awful things, used by desperate people to attain control over others.
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by squeeze 11y ago
so, google is forced to reveal how it affects and processes search results, at least to the french government (this part was unclear to me). i don't really see what's wrong with that. if google has to approach the market so as to
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by squeeze 12y ago
I think it's really a long, grueling process of dialogue, explanation of practicals, co-operation of all possible interests, and work. It's a systemic change kind of thing, I think. That kind of stuff isn't easy, and if one i