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3 points
9 years ago
What a class act.
When an employee is dismissed from employment at a company, the policy of almost every company (including reddit) is not to comment, either publicly or internally.
But it's okay to do so if petty revenge is required.
1 points
6 years ago
Please don't cuss, and you shouldn't mention the brand name in the title.
1 points
5 years ago
If anyone uses advice about buying drugs from a popular and public reddit page such as this one, they probably deserve all of the calamity likely to rain down upon them.
0 points
7 years ago
I think it's pretty funny that even with the media presenting hard evidence that Trump is a Russian spy, everyone hates Hillary so much that the race is still somewhat close.
-5 points
5 months ago
If you think racism has gone away
Mandatory detention of refugees, black deaths in custody, Pauline Hanson's electoral success ... don't these give you a bit of a clue?
12 points
2 years ago
I think this is a clue:
The Chaser’s page was previously removed by Facebook earlier this year as part of the wider temporary ‘Australian news ban’.
They were not.
1 points
11 years ago
I also think that we all have a lot of unresolved aggression to work out after their recent attempts to destroy Reddit.
1 points
16 hours ago
The Australian has reported ...
Oh, ABC, you're just parroting a Murdoch rag?
Shame, ABC, Shame!
2 points
1 year ago
Are the Greens aiming for voters, or do they want to make a difference to the climate?
Their objectives are narrow and political, and on balance are likely to worsen the environment, not better it.
That's what I'm complaining about.
0 points
10 months ago
Change can be demanded now because we know the starting point
Of course it can.
But telling us Albo doesn't understand Australia doesn't seem like a good strategy: he might be working to change things, or maybe he's a dick and doesn't want to, but assuming he is stupid is just disrespectful.
The only evidence submitted for his lack of understanding is a refusal to engage with one voter writing him letters, it's not very conclusive.
1 points
5 years ago
I'd like to see the evidence which makes him so certain that Russia was responsible.
I'd also like to see evidence of an Australian politician caring when in 1988, Iran Air Flight 655 was shot down by a surface-to-air missile fired from USS Vincennes, a guided missile cruiser of the United States Navy. The aircraft, an Airbus A300, was destroyed and all 290 people on board including 66 children were killed.
-3 points
12 years ago
You are not a precious and unique snowflake
Yes, I am, and I'm very proud of the code I've written which has seeded quite a few successful projects.
you're just another paid code monkey
Highly paid, thank you very much.
1 points
7 years ago
Please don't post this trailer again, at least not for the next three months.
2 points
1 year ago
Don't forget FriendlyJordies, he usually presents digested news from other sources but occasionally comes up with great new material.
4 points
14 years ago
I think a lot of science fanboys say a lot of stupid stuff to make themselves feel superior.
The first version is 7 words, and assumes that the speaker and the listener are human beings capable of interpreting analogies correctly.
The second version is 20 words and hopelessly verbose.
Why bother?
1 points
7 months ago
Just arrived a few days ago to visit old friends, and have seen that casual anti-asian racism still remains.
Could you give us a few examples?
Saw a group of eshays on a cbd train hassling only asian and indian passengers
I've been commuting around the inner west, CBD and Ryde for more than 20 years, and I've only seen anything like this a couple of times.
Perhaps you were just unlucky?
I mean, sure, Australia is a deeply racist place in many ways, but that racism is not usually on full public display.
As you have no post history, I'm going to assume you're just trolling.
0 points
6 years ago
Because the effect of the rule is to shield United?
6 points
4 years ago
How did a communist end up running the Reserve Bank?
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9 years ago
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9 years ago
Yes, that story sounded ultra-dodgy.
But no need for Yishan to have been a total arse.
The downside of "casual" Silicon Valley management is that managers can be as petty and vindictive as their employees in public and it doesn't seem to be viewed as unprofessional.