"Come back, dear leader!"
Oh, look - it's the "help twitchy white people feel safe" app. Illustrative that we're making this kind of thing, rather than anything that might actually help make neighborhoods safer.
Imagine my surprise to learn that this utopia of privatization literally dumps shit on the poor people who live there.
Beyond parody.
It's going to be funny as hell when the Chinese version dramatically outperforms the great-at-nothing boondoggle we've talked ourselves into buying.
Hi generic_user - It looks like you're trying to make a "LALALA IT'S NOT RACISM UNLESS SOMEONE'S ACTUALLY WEARING A KLAN HOOD" argument. Do you want some help with that?
Of course America isn't the worst case - but the point is kind of at the heart of the matter, and minimizing the issue just because the issue is even worse elsewhere is nonsensical.
You're not kidding - calling le Carre a "pop novelist" to begin with, let alone lumping him in with a hack like Tom Clancy, is selling him desperately short.
Because nobody else in politics ever did this.
Strongly disagree. Inelegant, but effective.
Something something tech bubble, something something are you kidding me...
Fascinating.
Great piece.
Actually, Uber already did exactly what the article was talking about, to a Buzzfeed reporter. You should probably read more carefully.
Depending on the country you live in and what your race/religion/sexual orientation is, a company selling your information to somebody else could also get you killed.
Nobody ever explains why people comment before reading articles, yet here we are.
Wormholes, man. Wormholes. It's still not the same, of course - a game where you don't really "fly" your ship, like EVE, is never going to be immersive in the same way an Elite game is - but it's damned addictive in its…
Gee, that sure sounds like a scientific way to make such a determination.
Yes, I read the article - did you understand it? He talked about building a better AFFILIATE service, which works by tilting nominally non-promotional Google results the way someone with money wants them to go. Then he…
I tend to agree in principle - all this outlay of effort and time and money for what is, at the end of the day, still a game. But it's the fact that something like EVE still has rules and artificial constraints - as…
I agree wholeheartedly that there are parts of the anti-smoking lobby that seem immune to facts, but calling them an "industry" seems a little excessive. They're strident but generally well-meaning public health…
Jeez, nobody tell poor old Julian about Larry Ellison.
Better headline: "How someone daft enough to fall for that knife-selling pyramid scheme is now making more money than me." sigh
Well, that's pretty disgusting. "Seemed older than she was?" I mean, seriously? This is an actual judge?
Yet he flips out when people use harmless little words to criticize him for being a huge prick.
"Come back, dear leader!"
Oh, look - it's the "help twitchy white people feel safe" app. Illustrative that we're making this kind of thing, rather than anything that might actually help make neighborhoods safer.
Imagine my surprise to learn that this utopia of privatization literally dumps shit on the poor people who live there.
Beyond parody.
It's going to be funny as hell when the Chinese version dramatically outperforms the great-at-nothing boondoggle we've talked ourselves into buying.
Hi generic_user - It looks like you're trying to make a "LALALA IT'S NOT RACISM UNLESS SOMEONE'S ACTUALLY WEARING A KLAN HOOD" argument. Do you want some help with that?
Of course America isn't the worst case - but the point is kind of at the heart of the matter, and minimizing the issue just because the issue is even worse elsewhere is nonsensical.
You're not kidding - calling le Carre a "pop novelist" to begin with, let alone lumping him in with a hack like Tom Clancy, is selling him desperately short.
Because nobody else in politics ever did this.
Strongly disagree. Inelegant, but effective.
Something something tech bubble, something something are you kidding me...
Fascinating.
Great piece.
Actually, Uber already did exactly what the article was talking about, to a Buzzfeed reporter. You should probably read more carefully.
Depending on the country you live in and what your race/religion/sexual orientation is, a company selling your information to somebody else could also get you killed.
Nobody ever explains why people comment before reading articles, yet here we are.
Wormholes, man. Wormholes. It's still not the same, of course - a game where you don't really "fly" your ship, like EVE, is never going to be immersive in the same way an Elite game is - but it's damned addictive in its…
Gee, that sure sounds like a scientific way to make such a determination.
Yes, I read the article - did you understand it? He talked about building a better AFFILIATE service, which works by tilting nominally non-promotional Google results the way someone with money wants them to go. Then he…
I tend to agree in principle - all this outlay of effort and time and money for what is, at the end of the day, still a game. But it's the fact that something like EVE still has rules and artificial constraints - as…
I agree wholeheartedly that there are parts of the anti-smoking lobby that seem immune to facts, but calling them an "industry" seems a little excessive. They're strident but generally well-meaning public health…
Jeez, nobody tell poor old Julian about Larry Ellison.
Better headline: "How someone daft enough to fall for that knife-selling pyramid scheme is now making more money than me." sigh
Well, that's pretty disgusting. "Seemed older than she was?" I mean, seriously? This is an actual judge?
Yet he flips out when people use harmless little words to criticize him for being a huge prick.