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wordupmaking

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    Comment #14472749

    I think that it's more about politics and investors/advertisers not really clicking. The rest I just don't see, we already opened the flood gates to stuff like discussing "another …

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    Comment #14469739

    You're downvoted because you're exactly right. People on here generally can't handle inconvenient truths that include themselves. Never trust a person who can't rend their garments…

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    Comment #14465062

    Yeah, but when you stand up to snoops and crooks, you don't have to contort yourself in ways that are a.) undignified and b.) futile anyways, and c.) waste your own resources of wh…

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    Comment #14464949

    > Is it so difficult for you guys to just have a facebook account that you don't check in on? Yes. Is that so difficult for you to accept? Tough shit.

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    Comment #14464917

    Allow people to tag their posts, and have friends who tag their posts. Then have an option to not see posts of type X (link, photo, text, video, audio) tagged with Y by contact Z. …

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    Comment #14450129

    Yes, I absolutely agree that plenty of commonly practiced or even accepted things are malicious, too, at least with the way they're hand waved away ("to improve our service" and wo…

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    Comment #14448880

    Also see "to have or to be".

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    Comment #14448856

    This is not so much a matter of debate as of reading up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malware > Some malware is used to generate money by click fraud, making it appear that the co…

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    Comment #14448295

    > Overall i find your reply very negative and zero value. You didn't pass yandex test, right? :) That cuts both ways - you don't see a problem with the needy practices of pretty mu…

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    Comment #14441904

    In kindergarten I asked a friend why "Hitler didn't like Jews". He said his grandmother was Jewish and he didn't like her, which made sense to us. When I was 9, my Jewish best frie…

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    Comment #14441796

    > There are many great authors of the past who have survived centuries of oblivion and neglect, but it is still an open question whether they will be able to survive an entertainin…

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    Comment #14441168

    I want to build and refine and improve and make useful and a lot of things, but not add credibility to such practices. And I want people to know what an URL is and how copy and pas…

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    Comment #14437195

    What's "fully dependent"? If A going away makes B go away, I'd say that's pretty dependent. Shifting goal posts from that to "major difference" is silly, you could argue for anythi…

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    Comment #14437078

    > In the same way that I'm okay with abortion, I'm okay with this - your dependence on someone or something else is a defining factor of your rights as an individual. Is there a ma…

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    Comment #14436182

    True. I kind of settled at seeing it rather like art. What happened and all traces of it might be gone ultimately, but it still happened. It's purely subjective why anyone would pr…

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    Comment #14436084

    I wasn't at that school anymore when that happened, but a classmate killed himself when he was 18. He stabbed himself in the heart, and he fucking succeeded. He was a very kind and…

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    Comment #14436011

    Awesome, thanks!

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    Comment #14435736

    > would require so many people to agree You don't always have to remove something, you just need to introduce doubt. It only took x% industry shills to make any evidence for climat…

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    Comment #14435719

    What's the copyright? Would it be legal to unzip those and serve them directly, so archive.org or anyone else can make them more inviting for access? I know you shouldn't look a gi…

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    Comment #14432065

    Not that I don't get what you're saying, not that I never want revenge, but still, since I also tell this myself: can you imagine someone hurting a child who has not been damaged i…

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    Comment #14431949

    But that doesn't "prevent spambots etc.", that merely prevents people from easily and instantly figuring out whether their bots are detected yet. It doesn't stop them from spamming…

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    Comment #14431889

    How about, here and on reddit, being able to mark threads you're interested in, and having a page where you can see those sorted by last reply. On HN, make that page refresh every …

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    Comment #14431813

    I can't believe that apparently some people see "Tumblr" but not the "researcher employed by NATO". It's just text and images and video, the "place" where it's at matters only for …

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    Comment #14428979

    > I can't claim it's wrong because I'm not a good ethicist. Even the best ethics expert in the world would just be one who knows how to describe a bunch of ethical systems and idea…

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    Comment #14427945

    My takeaway from reading into these things was that at certain temperature breakpoints, lifetime decreases a LOT, way too much to want to get close to that. So I tried to find the …