What may be "unimportant" to you may be of more importance to somebody else - since the frontier between un/acceptable is very relative, subjective and unfair, it's better to keep all comments (hide the offending ones, but allow the user to show them).
It'd be interesting to know who was the first, among Google, FB and AZ, to build a clever financial scheme in order to - legally (that's why the law is being changed) - pay less taxes. My money would go on Google being the smartest, the other would have simply copy-pasted.
Why are they censoring comments? That's just comments for chrissake! Comments reflect people's opinion, all people, and ensures the reader to get a fair sample of what people think. So the Guardian may censor that comment, that I would have seen as interesting, and may keep this one that I may feel too politically-correct. It's a website, keep all comments! Add a "comment flagged but you may read it here at your own risk" button, or do a slashdot-like moderation (for newbies, slashdot keeps all comments, yes).
Actually, the foreigners fingerprint database is already available, since any foreigner entering Japan has his/her fingerprint taken during the immigration procedure. Beta or not, that would emphasize even more the difference between Japanese and foreigners (the Japanese like that).
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Jaaack...
Wars were the #1 non natural cause of death in the 20th century. This accident is nothing in comparison
Indeed. We shouldn't care about driving safely, terrorism or earthquakes, the number of yearly deaths being so low in comparison.
Their "real-time iceberg detection via satellite imagery" didn't work well?
Well, the simulation is 2h 41min, but I prefer the 3h 14min James Cameron longer version, way more entertaining.
Nobody was aboard.
the MacBook Air and the MacBook Pro lineups won't be getting the Intel Skylake upgrade for at least a few more months
Technical or commercial reasons?
Yes it's April 1st. Your watch is pulling an April fool's joke on you.
Well, some people are just plain paranoid.
What about the left-handed geeks?
As long as it doesn't track mine..
was a visionary leader.
A British Airways flight Sunday appears to have collided with a drone
It's not just a pilot who merely thinks he saw a drove, the flight apparently collided with a drone, not the same thing.
1300, isn't that the number you multiply another product price to in order to get the price of a Dyson product?
What may be "unimportant" to you may be of more importance to somebody else - since the frontier between un/acceptable is very relative, subjective and unfair, it's better to keep all comments (hide the offending ones, but allow the user to show them).
It'd be interesting to know who was the first, among Google, FB and AZ, to build a clever financial scheme in order to - legally (that's why the law is being changed) - pay less taxes. My money would go on Google being the smartest, the other would have simply copy-pasted.
Why are they censoring comments? That's just comments for chrissake! Comments reflect people's opinion, all people, and ensures the reader to get a fair sample of what people think. So the Guardian may censor that comment, that I would have seen as interesting, and may keep this one that I may feel too politically-correct. It's a website, keep all comments! Add a "comment flagged but you may read it here at your own risk" button, or do a slashdot-like moderation (for newbies, slashdot keeps all comments, yes).
Once there it just crashes into the star?
...C# dev!
Didn't have a BSOD for such a long time... don't really remember when was the last one, but it seems that was just before I started using Linux.
In Europe and the recent terrorism activities, it's amazing how police is able to extract confessions without - apparently - doing any torture.
Actually, the foreigners fingerprint database is already available, since any foreigner entering Japan has his/her fingerprint taken during the immigration procedure. Beta or not, that would emphasize even more the difference between Japanese and foreigners (the Japanese like that).
Regarding the "abuse" part, any foreigner entering Japan has his/her fingerprints taken at the airport immigration, so the database is ready, already.
Yes but maybe the electric engines powered planes would transport only a handful of passengers on shorter distances.
You should have sold the Moon, that'd have been more credible!
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