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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Barrett M82?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Maybe he was hosting his native editor via an xwindows server on dialup.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> Many people assume that if you have a lot of money, you must be a good person. I used to agree with that, but now politics has cleaved this into two. A) If you're a democrat/progressive (Soros, Hillary, et al.) you're co
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
No problem, just a thought experiment. > If we bring back a creature from the past, like the Mammoth, who cares if it's exactly the same? And that's what I would say.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Yeah, you don't need the engineering, or even artificial selection to make this analogy. Species is just a human-invented term to categorize and only roughly matches nature. What is a species? Organisms that can interbreed? Well we hav
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Interested as well. It really seems like selection bias has a play, but I am just speculating.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
And urban centers have banned cars (or cars that pollute above a certain amount) entirely.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> Because medically, that's a complicated question. That fine, but with all the misdirection around sat/trans fats, and the current global obesity epidemic, I find it hard to believe the industry is solely concerned about reduc
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Search for " go"?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Still being fought. Trans fats can be listed as 0g as long as it's <=0.5g. Sugar still has no % DV. Many other things the industry fights against.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> We are governed by people who don't believe in government. This is more true now than ever. An EPA head that doesn't accept climate change, or believe in the EPA at all. A DOE head that wanted to eliminate a specific departme
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> It isn't that bad in the US using turbo tax. That's entirely the point of the linked article. TurboTax has lobbied to keep the system convoluted so they can sell you their software.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Reminds me of the TSA not revealing how many terrorists it has ever caught due to "national security concerns" [1]. Yet they proudly blog about how many guns, knives and other prohibited items they screen out--but this is not stat
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I don't understand this "Clinton is corrupt" thing. You imply that career politicians are corrupt. Ok, I accept that. But how is Hillary, specifically, any worse than other politician? And how is Trump not any worse than Hill
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
And I can agree with that. I don't agree they they are impartial politically.
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> Having personal political opinions has nothing to do with Wikileaks impartiality. No, but it is real suspicious.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
And Trump, Palin, Hannity have all done the same. Called for practically drone striking Assange during the Bush era, but now that he's released Clinton's emails, they've literally apologized [1] and done 180s. 1 - http:&#x2F
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Being fined by your state for not meeting emissions is one thing, being fined by the EPA for disabling emissions equipment is another, much larger thing.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
No, not publish. Assange has repeatedly criticized Clinton and yet there's not a peep about Trump. And funnily enough, those who called for death warrants against Assange have literally apologized (Palin) and done a complete 180 (Trump
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
No, I doubt he was responsible for obtaining them, I'm just saying he's not impartial. He's repeatedly criticized Clinton on multiple occasions.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> He added that while Wikileaks maintained a neutral position on most of its leaks, in this case it did take a strong stance. Uh huh. After the US Election debacle, I'm not so sure of that.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I've never heard of an individual being fined for removing/disabling emissions equipment, only businesses. Have you?
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> I managed to get a copy of the master key to my campus and had essentially unfettered access to all the buildings and rooms I wanted Wow, your campus used one lock type and the same master key for all buildings? That's great fores
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
The "S" in IoT stands for Security.
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> I have no idea how much dilithium crystal would be required though. Depends on the plot needs for the ~~episode~~ journey.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
I thought so too. "Devbot 2, on the other hand..."
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Letting a browser access video graphics processor is a terrible idea.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
And CBP would still not be the right agency to determine that.
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
> You're saying that the people you're hiring aren't particularly talented and get payed less. No I'm saying a citizen fresh grad dev starts at 60-80k at my company, but a H1-B via a contracting company with "5 y
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by 0xfeba 10y ago
Yup. I've said it before[1][2] and people just kept replying "Oh but we hire them for their talent, therefore everyone does." I work at a run of the mill SaaS company. We have 60% H-1Bs devs here as contractors from a certain

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