xor-ed-wolf

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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
They are also blocking sites that have references to virtual (drawn or CG) molesting like danbooru or chan.sankakucomplex nowadays. I.e. this bullshit stepped into domain of thought police already. And a thought police is a certain "No
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
You seem to be ignorant of what real-life presidency prerequisites are (as opposed to formal ones) if you consider millions of people as possible candidates...
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
It can possible be orchestrated by some corporate interests but I don't believe they are powerful enough to overrule entire IT sector interests. It really seems more like a blunder of inadequate policy implementation like it was done a
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
If you don't see those other groups it doesn't show that they are not existent. It only proves diminished influence on the media etc.
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Всё логично. Кого они ещё могут выбрать? Назовите мне хоть одну реально адекватную альтернативу... под адеватной я подразумеваю такую, которая: а) имеет чётко очерченные планы по развитию страны; б) имеет опыт или хотя-бы пользуется доверие
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Ugh.. I hate them for this. Wish some organization can initiate organized mass protests to this bullshit. Not that I believe it will have any effect because the infamous roi.ru had already demonstrated that current government doesn't g
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Этот пост полон выдумок. Скажем, абсолютно не согласен с утверждением, что большинство "проголосовало" за Путина. Большинство проголосовало за единственный вариант, которые не приведёт к неадеквату в стране "прямо сейчас&quot
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Will it support animated images?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
So do you think any war is a playground where they decide the outcome with a chess game?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Ukraine is a failed state otherwise there shouldn't be incentive to start cruel and poorly planned revolt like Euromaidan in the first place.
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
It can be a conspiracy by Ukraine's government (with some possible help from some foreign intelligence advisors) to discredit pro-Russian faction. Or idiots in pro-Russian faction that didn't confirm or were mislead about the targ
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
It's confirmation bias at work. People often can't control their "reptilian brain" effectively. Having some superfluous idea they only find confirmations to it all around all worse if they are emotionally unstable at the
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
It's easy to understand the author's hidden sentiment that Russia is very ineffective state currently and depends too much on natural resources export and enforcement. But what bothers me most is that all of those former Russian i
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
It's strange that you did not. WTF moment was the first thing I experienced when they did that and my search with + returned results that didn't contain the word. I was literally furious.
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Did't it only worked if there was no space character before + character and the word?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
I can guess that it's because most of their queries are closer to natural language ones and not to a specific term search. If you think that way it's clear why more related results can be useful. Though on a specific term search i
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
I would also recommended to read Douglas Walton - Fundamentals of Critical Argumentation . Good book for understanding the basics.
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
This article is enlightening but offers no solutions or advices. Why had I read that?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
What were they thinking not posting source code files on the book's site or posting them for each chapter on the publisher's site instead of a single archive?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
You seem like a soothsayer to me as you know beforehand if you will use some site regularly or not possibly even before accessing its functionality (which is applicable to many sites with login requirements).
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Also why should I connect some (possibly clingy and untrustworthy) site with my facebook account even if there is a fat chance that I use it for the fist and the last time?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
The hot reading is researching information on you directly which is less relevant in this case as you don't leave implicit traces of "I love reading Konan Doyle" in your researchable browser history. You may have visited some
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Did you ever heard of cold reading?
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
Yeah, and it also sells consumerism, promiscuity, ignorance and addictions. :)
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
You are forgetting or don't see that society at large does exactly the thing. Every time coworkers/peers/acquaintances learn that someone is a virgin at mid-life he or she goes through proactive bashing to stop that and have
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by xor-ed-wolf 12y ago
I am in the same boat. Don't see what is wrong with not having sex if I feel comfortable as it is. It looks for me as those people that gone crazy without sex are the same ones that would have gone crazy even with it.
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by xor-ed-wolf 13y ago
One more proof that any good organization becomes money-hungry zombie when reaches certain size.
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by xor-ed-wolf 14y ago
"One can't overestimate his tendency to economize."
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by xor-ed-wolf 14y ago
Ah, that idea to gamify real work. It was there for ages but still so difficult to implement.
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by xor-ed-wolf 14y ago
Oh, well, even if they won't it'll be implemented at some point in AR-enabled software anyway. wrote it to the notebook

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