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lapphi
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Comment #44620193
Very unmeritocratic society if you can just win by inheriting half of 20 billion dollars.
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Comment #44554402
I would love it if there were a part of the internet where a) one person = one account and non-person accounts were somehow labeled. Kind of how south korea does it. But you know, …
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Comment #44553848
We could call it a cost cutting measure to save the taxpayer billions in unnecessary legal fees and settlements.
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Comment #44553802
> How will he "try that"? He hasn't done anything illegal and, if he does, his own staff and the courts will prevent him from doing it. Are we talking about convicted felon donald …
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Comment #42045561
I think, at one point in time, it was also completely legal to break into computer networks because there were no laws against it.
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Comment #41865536
I appreciate the technical achievements here. However, I wonder how long before it’s standard practice to track all peoples movement, not just those suspected of a crime. I know of…
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Comment #41851360
Politicians all across the globe know and utilize this concept
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Comment #41714153
Because we are “free” to “choose” who we do business with. Nevermind that many essential services are run by legal cartels. And Tmobile has more lobbyists than you do. But you, an …
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Comment #41654242
I mean from the point of view of McDonald’s I mean Disney no no the tobacco companies, it was probably idea of the year.
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Comment #41587008
You sound like a stalin era communist. The secret police are spying on you for your own good!
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Comment #41396620
I wonder how many entities knew about this before today
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Comment #41288144
This sounds like HSBC’s relationship with drug cartels
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Comment #41219061
I can think of at least one industry where the price of failure is almost always borne by the users and not the companies. Very closely integrated with tech as well.
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Comment #41150631
I think it’s more reflective of the reality of living in the US than of your company’s selection process. I’m curious what you did after realizing this. Did you pivot away, or crea…
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Comment #40935512
60hz gives me a headache after a few hours, been like that since I was a kid.
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Comment #40925872
Is nationalism really so far in the past already
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Comment #40905356
“The mob” being the voting citizens of a free and open democratic society, of course. Interesting point of view/source of internal tension there.
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Comment #40485212
It seems like the sales team went out of their way to try and land a $10k/mo deal. Then when they heard there was a second potential suitor in the mix they got upset and said “well…
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Comment #40278932
Yes. Frank reynolds in the popular television show it’s always sunny in Philadelphia lays it out in plain terms on one of the episodes. “In America you’re either the duper or the d…
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Comment #40228556
This is why you hire a professional instead of trying to save a few bucks outsourcing
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Comment #40150781
The selection pool is not the global population, as stated in the previous comment.
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Comment #40150556
Think the idea here is that the US supplies the weapons for those wars and we should stop doing that.
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Comment #38494361
Are you likening child labor to the public education system? That is absolutely preposterous and I’m not sorry if you’re offended.