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yahna
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Comment #15521571
Well then quit acting like a bigot.
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Comment #15521567
I think it's far more likely that you are lame now.
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Comment #15521544
As opposed to what, fuck you someone else was here first?
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Comment #15521539
you can look out the window of an office building pretty much any time in the last few years and count about a dozen cranes building more high rise apartments. This "refuses to bui…
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Comment #15521535
> or my favorite, from people who actually believe that they are liberal, "yeah, it sucks that people can't afford it, but I got mine". Well when people like you are constantly whi…
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Comment #15518498
Yes. America is stuck in the stone age when it comes to this stuff.
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Comment #15518319
> Pichai is beset on all sides by people who expect Google to move mountains, reinvent itself TIL not showing fake news or having your advertisers associated with ISIS videos is "m…
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Comment #15518261
> Discussing the issue, Pichai deploys the vocabulary of an apologetic CEO that’s become de rigueur in Silicon Valley since last November. He says the word “thoughtful” 13 times an…
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Comment #15518081
It was an unintended side effect of attempting to use gene augmentation developed for humans, causing a mutation and disease to spread. They developed a cure with help from the cre…
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Comment #15518063
I'm not. https://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/ezra-klein/post/everyth... > A lawsuit challenging the doctrine on First Amendment grounds, Red Lion Broadcasting Co., Inc. v. Federal…
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Comment #15512639
The fairness doctrine was not found to be unconstitutional.
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Comment #15512260
They have literally had laws enforcing fairness in media. Fox news is heavily criticized for their biased reporting and editorial standards. That would be the comparison to critici…
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Comment #15512237
You're argument seems like a strawman. I don't think anyone has argued that HN should operate with no moderation whatsoever.
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Comment #15512196
It's still censorship either way.
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Comment #15512017
I too prefer my echo chambers to be free of wrong-think. None of that controversy in my safe space either.
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Comment #15510712
Generations, These are the voyages.
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Comment #15510705
I still think that the Klingons just got plastic surgery after they accidentally turned themselves into human looking peoples in Enterprise.
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Comment #15510698
> It leaves the impression that McFarlane is a genuine Star Trek fan and The Orville is more an homage than a ripoff If you didn't realize that you must have done exactly zero rese…
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Comment #15510659
"We're developing an OS" "It's linux" Boring.
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Comment #15510620
> I believe Google has considerably more goodwill I wish this idea would die. They are an ad company. They want to stuff themselves into every facet of your life and milk you for i…
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Comment #15504901
There is lots of reasons to not buy better stuff. I own mostly cheap furniture because good stuff is a very expensive commitment, for example.
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Comment #15492916
> Yes, I know Breitbart sucks and is massively biased but you still used them. I'm forced to assume everything you said is fake news.
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Comment #15487036
> 500 apt My shitty apartment in a small city (80k) was 615 a month. 100 dollars a month for gas/water/power? You need internet for that media consumption. You need gas for that ca…
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Comment #15487000
It's not more than enough for a person without dependents to live comfortably. it's enough that you won't starve to death.
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Comment #15486996
and do those people live lifestyles I would want?