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fyrstenberg

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    Comment #18087073

    I found this one very interesting: "How Big Oil Conquered The World" "From farm to pharmaceutical, diesel truck to dinner plate, pipeline to plastic product, it is impossible to th…

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    Comment #16833823

    Is this a poor and cringe way of admitting Y is onboard the United Nation's Agenda 2030 program? [1] Will the next interview be about partnering with World Government Summit? [2] W…

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    Comment #16507051

    Dragnets is a huge problem for analysts. Traditional analysis is based on a certain amount of "degrees", 1. degree would persons/network directly associated with a target, then usu…

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    Comment #16506847

    > security services engaged in illegal surveillance mostly of the Norwegian left wing. IMO how you put it is perhaps a bit misleading - You should probably point out that it was th…

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    Comment #15962565

    This type is actually known as a luma waveform histogram: https://i.imgur.com/Gn4KQTW.png Source: https://github.com/epistemex/scopes

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    Comment #15760136

    In the mean time, and in related news (media all quiet) - the "USA Liberty Act of 2017" has passed meaning government is allowed to search our private data without a warrant: https…

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    Comment #15699535

    A) Digest of Education Statistics, https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d08/tables_3.asp#Ch3aSub... (although, the specific table has since been removed, reason unknown). B) I just …

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    Comment #15699172

    So, a mere 0.14% (!) of the approximate 11 million scientists has signed. Lets be honest here: not a whole lot really... (ps: down-voting this post doesn't change this fact...)

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    Comment #15696624

    Most of my (Firefox) add-ons are privacy oriented. Besides from NoScript, Decentraleyes and Privacy Badger I also use AgentX to change the user-agent per site; simple, no bloat, an…

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    Comment #15695302

    Do anyone have NoScript working in 57r? The latest dev version from noscript.net doesn't want to install.

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    Comment #15506610

    It seems neat on the surface but it also seem to involve two redirects, first one to google.com (which is not obvious and personally not something I would like), and then to MDN. I…

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    Comment #15501120

    Most is done on the GPU nowadays - only getImageData() and putImageData() has to go via the CPU. You can BTW also "cheat" your way to meta-balls: https://stackoverflow.com/question…

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    Comment #15501004

    Don't forget you can use https://devdocs.io/ too which also searches MDN and store offline. The two are a great pair.

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    Comment #15397479

    Knock yourself out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Socialism_by_country

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    Comment #15397448

    Why? Don't the US media/schools tell you this? :) (that should be the first red flag btw.) Short-list (from the top of my head): - Public health-care - Big government (checks and b…

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    Comment #15397287

    Agreed. Mozilla as a tech company should stay out of politics IMO. "Picking" a political side will alienate at least 50% of the users (if not more as the left typically is The tend…

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    Comment #15397244

    > In a lot of the rest of the developed world US liberals/Democrats are centrists. Err, no, growing up in an European socialist country I can say this is not true. The left in the …

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