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Maybe not adamant, but doubtful considering our government has consistently misled us about who are our real enemies and their level of actual threat. What Iraq and those WMDs? Or Iran that has been just a few months away from getting Nukes
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Just like there was no conspiracy to frame Iraq as having WMDs or being responsible for 9/11? I mean, all of NATO was on board, they couldn't have possibly been wrong.
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Yes, it will be repeated until accepted as truth. This is the same kind of 'truth' that led us to war in Iraq over WMDs.
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It might not be that different this time. Hard to tell yet. In that the administration attempts to present this as one unified voice. We have only a very general statement that does not say anything is actually 'confirmed'. It
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Why should this fuel just Republican attacks? The number of people that walked out of the DNC convention because of the rigging against Sanders shows there is far more trouble than just Republicans. The movement within the DNC that actual
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So, here we are again, repeating history, deja vu Iraq war and WMD's that our intelligence community was so sure existed. I for one would really like to see this evidence and I'm very reluctant to just assume these people have it
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If anyone is interested in more of these, I'm trying to keep a list here. https://github.com/dakaraphi/development-resources/blob/mast...
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I've been very happy with Brackets. It seems to perform a bit better than Atom. Also, its instant search across all files is quite amazing actually. Faster and more useful than any other editor I have tried
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List of game based learning for programming(github.com)
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I don't find him credible enough to vote for him. However, what I have observed is that some feel that Clinton is a certainty in continuing our existing foreign policy and that the choice is between certain more war and maybe less war
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I know it is accepted by some where it is definitely seen as at least better than the existing method of providing support. However, a lot of libertarians follow a non aggression principle, which says you can't use force or violence ag
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He has criticized John McCain and Lindsey Graham over their pro war stances. In the debates he has mentioned problems with the interventionist foreign policy. Surprisingly he even attracted support of Michael Scheuer ( a huge critic of our
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Gary will appeal to libertarian leaning, but much less to principled libertarians. A lot of his recent statements have come across as major disappointments to core libertarians. Such as his support of Hillary over her emails, reluctance to
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He has espoused a non-interventionalist foreign policy. Unfortunately though, he is not a man of principle; therefore, I don't have high hopes he would follow through unlike someone like Ron Paul. So for libertarian leaning voters, som
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by 13years 10y ago
There is RobotJS which is cross platform https://github.com/octalmage/robotjs
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I find it a fallacy with these types of things where it is simply implied very smart people have this opinion and since they are smart, it must be correct. As an engineer in my field, there are so many specialized skills, even other enginee
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The media has been successful in creating a lot of confusion around exactly who is fighting against who and for what. "...the propaganda is already in high gear with David Cameron setting the tone by emphasizing how happy the vote has
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Actually there may be some very positive results to come if this analysis holds up. Weakening of the global war machine would be very positive indeed. "...Without the EU and NATO, Washington could not force Europe and the UK into confl
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It is interestingly ironic. By some analysis, the remain are indeed at conflict with what might be seen as some progressive wins by this resolution. http://www.foreignpolicyjournal.com/2016/06/24/the-brexit-v
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Possibly, considering that the industry historically lagged significantly behind current reality when it comes to business practices and mindset.
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Brackets 'find all' is pretty amazing. It is fast enough that it lists results in realtime as you type. I find myself using Brackets just for the amazing fast search. Also, Brackets can jump to source of functions of just plain
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Higher education both attracts and produces mindsets which solve problems through planning, engineering and designing. There is a natural tendency to use your methodology of problem solving on all problems. So we tend to produce a greater
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Yet Silicon Valley has been noted as having disproportionately low vaccination rates. http://www.wired.com/2015/02/closer-look-silicon-valleys-dis...
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Why not have the eagles just drop a net over the drone?
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Just consider that some individuals who have concerns with GMO's are not scientist themselves, but are referring to information that they have identified as a vetted scientific source. Which may or may not be true. So, from their pers
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I think you are speaking of anti-gmo as a culture vs. anti-gmo as science. It is like vegan's who adopt the diet for spiritual reasons vs. health reasons. The fact that some adopt a position or practice based on non scientific reason
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Agreed. "anti-science" has become the scientific communities "racism" term. Generally applied to shutdown an argument without any real discussion. Edit: consider any topic should have valid opposition. Does any valid
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WebAssembly and and Mozilla's Servo are innovations that will likely change that perception. Servo might even make web the preferred platform for performance.
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Not censorship when it is not forced upon you. If I choose to skip a chapter in a book I'm reading because I'm not interested in that chapter you wouldn't call that censorship. BTW, this has already caught on as the service
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I suspect that both are right. Some people are having issues and others are not. I don't seem to have any lag at all when typing even with multi megabyte size files. Maybe you could give some more details into exactly what actions we

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