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Yetanfou

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About Yetanfou

Hacker for Hire - Omnis enim res, quae dando non deficit, dum habetur et non datur, nondum habetur, quomodo habenda est.

Shadowbanned on 2021-01-14, no longer active here

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    That is because it is meant to be a successor to Grooveshark.

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    Comment #25843660

    Well, there is also that thing with those concentration camps which have come to our attention in the last few years, may I suggest that to be one of the reasons for the "sinophobi…

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    Comment #25843373

    Ah, so it is just like, say, a supporter of the outgoing president giving his perspective on things on HN after which he's met with similar beratements ( s/CCP/GOP/g;s/Xi/Trump/ )?…

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    Comment #25820104

    That is like saying "black powder has existed for centuries, are nuclear weapons really that big a problem?". The difference between an image editor like Photoshop and an automated…

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    Comment #25816301

    Well, the threat of nuclear annihilation has helped all the nuclear powers in the world from actually using their weapons, even their low-yield tactical weapons. It might not be lo…

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    Comment #25814328

    I'm still on Firefox as well, not using Chromium for anything but testing and those sites which only work in the Google browser. I do wonder if Firefox will remain to be the freedo…

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    Comment #25810379

    Nope, the problem here is that Recent does this, had it been Microsoft who was caught (as has happened several times) the problem would have been that Microsoft did it. The problem…

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    Comment #25809084

    Of course they couldn't have "ruled the world" with those two, just take a look at China, Russia, Iran and Pakistan for some examples of countries which do not allow these two to "…

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    Comment #25790221

    Assuming that the focus is to be on treating all humans equal, the last thing you should want is to split all humans up into identity categories, to be put on a set of scales so as…

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    Comment #25779578

    There can be shows which are co-hosted by people from different points on the political spectrum but that is not the only way. Take the news, there are generally several episodes p…

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    Comment #25773525

    I think you should upgrade to an analytical engine to have any chance of success...

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    Comment #25773410

    The way things are going out would make more sense to start designing versions with fewer stars, not more. Should the DNC press ahead with their plans for statehood for places whic…

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    Comment #25768983

    Dave: Take me to the Droid Store please, please, car. Take me to the store, please, car. Hello, car, do you read me? Hello, car, do you read me? Do you read me, car? Do you read me…

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    Comment #25768747

    "Who does it better" is not the right question here since the problem is not related to other actors being "better" but to NPR (and PBS) not fulfilling the mandate of being politic…

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    Comment #25767813

    The difference here is that NPR, like PBS, is publicly funded and with that should be politically neutral.

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    Comment #25759595

    I assume the parent is referring to NPR's rather single-sided ideological lens which diminishes its credibility when reporting on politically charged issues. Given the fact that ne…

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    Comment #25738611

    > I agree that my question should be able to stand alone but I think it would not have worked well in this case. As it is, this popular post has been flagged and buried so oh well.…

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    Comment #25733171

    First of all, sad to see you start your post with that Trump-disavowment, it makes me wonder whatever happened with the willingness to defend other's right to free speech no matter…

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    Comment #25731084

    But it is, as is WW I. The latter ended 102 years ago and set in motion many of the technological developments which define our current world, WW II refined these to a level which …

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    I never share my location with anyone other than by telling them in normal language than I am at some specific location ("the ferry terminal at Marstrand" or something like that). …

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    If there is one lesson to be learned from these last few weeks it is that you can not rely on any external service if you do anything which goes against the dominant political narr…

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    I use only cast iron, always cook on a wood-burning stove. The way I season pans is simple, I just put the thing on a medium fire, dab some canola oil on it, rub it in, wipe it off…