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Comment #38225926
It is a politically fraught issue because there is a long-running independence movement,[1] which the parent comment may have been obliquely referring to. 1. https://en.wikipedia.o…
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Comment #34623306
It sounds like "proper gander", where gander means "a look".
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Comment #19042941
Main discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19035834
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Comment #16906789
Apparently[1] it was the July 1, 1978 edition: https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1978/07/01/iss... (NYT subscription reqd) 1. https://www.nytimes.com/times-insider/2014…
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Comment #14020570
> being illegally indefinitely detained and denied due process This is a mischaracterisation. If Assange wanted due process, he could leave the embassy and face the British (and th…
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Comment #14008110
I disagree: I think there is a reasonable case to hold WikiLeaks and the NYT to different standards. I think WikiLeaks holds itself out as a much more anarchic news organisation th…
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Comment #13358840
In fact Merriam Webster [1] very explicitly advocates for "gauge": > The verb gauge, which refers to measuring or estimating, also has a variant gage. This variant appears to show …
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Comment #13340755
Page 2 (or p. 12 of the PDF): > In July 2015, Russian intelligence gained access to Democratic National Committee (DNC) networks and maintained that access until at least June 2016…
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Comment #12973906
It's still around for some things, eg Jetstar. You used to be able to do a manual online transfer to pay for flights but now POLi is the only way you can avoid the $5 credit card s…
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Comment #12918062
You cite Breitbart as an example of a website that is "less vulnerable to being co-opted or politically motivated." How is that even remotely accurate, considering the Chairman of …
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Comment #12388018
I think "forced means of talent retention" is an unfairly harsh characterisation. It's a pretty reasonable policy considering taxpayers have to service the debt, and people who go …
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Comment #12030013
That's from May last year, when he resigned and then un-resigned after failing to win his seat in the last election. Of course, possible a similar thing could happen again.
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Comment #11562763
They probably use the email address of the registrant of the domain name as the sign-up address for their own website.
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Comment #11417556
> it's clear they this leak is planned But you haven't produced any real evidence for this claim. The ICIJ has co-ordinated the reporting on the leak, sure; but that's not the same…
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Comment #11417529
> Real leaks don't have fancy websites with responsive vectorized portraits and a full on content /social media structure. I don't understand this. Don't newspapers always make sto…
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Comment #11417485
Per the Guardian[1]: > Six members of the House of Lords, three former Conservative MPs and dozens of donors to UK political parties have had offshore assets. I expect we'll hear m…
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Comment #11116846
No: data held on Apple servers (iCloud) can be provided with a warrant, but this is about data held on an iPhone but not saved to Apple servers. As a result, neither Apple nor the …
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Comment #10792905
To quote from the screenshot you linked of a typical Wikimedia Foundation advertisement: [1] "We ... have costs like any other top site: servers, power, rent, programs, staff and l…
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Comment #10686612
I think you mean ordnance [1] :) 1. http://grammarist.com/usage/ordinance-ordnance/
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Comment #10349115
Be careful about relying too heavily on Hersh's article. It makes some pretty bold claims about a conspiracy of eyewatering proportions that have never really been backed up. There…
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Comment #10276669
Look, I agree that the union jack is a poor representation of NZ, and that it should probably be changed, and that it's unfair to represent a colonial legacy and little else, inclu…
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Comment #10276277
That's ridiculous and not at all analogous. The British Empire is not without its faults, but countries such as New Zealand were enthusiastic British subjects for decades. The Thir…
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Comment #10194555
Also, how come on the slide they are selling iPad Mini 2 & 4 but not iPad Mini 3? This is so confusing
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Comment #9844675
National has never really been a classical liberal party. Muldoon ran some of the most interventionist economic policy in NZ history, and Bolger and Shipley passed the Resource Man…
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Comment #9844646
> Whether insult hurts or not is your choice. This is nonsense. If you are subjected to continuous, vitriolic, realistic rape threats on Twitter then this is inevitably going to st…