BFatts

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by BFatts 9y ago
There is also the increased cost of getting this merchandise to an area that is in shortage. If the roads are in disrepair, or there is flooding, it's gonna cost more to stock it. I have a feeling that not all increased prices are goug
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by BFatts 9y ago
Everyone complains about capitalism. Is there an actual solution? Is there an alternative that benefits the community as much as Socialism does? And then, what do we do with the crap parts of Socialism? Do we just TRY it and hope it works?
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by BFatts 9y ago
Right on! Perfectly stated.
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by BFatts 9y ago
You're saying we should get rid of the financial industry? What, because we're all so good at managing our own money? Guaranteeing the big banks can't fail is how we keep the economy going. If a bank fails, everyone that is o
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by BFatts 9y ago
You're not limited to stock. You can purchase options or futures, or play around with foreign exchanges. IPOs show up more rarely because it's SUPPOSED to be hard to start a new business. You can approach companies to try and buy
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by BFatts 9y ago
Software isn't protected by patents - it's just IP laws as well. You can't patent software in general. Maybe the look and feel of your product, but not the functionality.
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by BFatts 9y ago
This just read like a bunch of "I think" and "it might" instead of "I know" and "it will." So, stating that crony capitalism is hurting regular capitalism doesn't do anything except make people a
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by BFatts 9y ago
'The Pragmatic Programmer' is a fantastic language-agnostic manual that still applies heavily today.
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by BFatts 9y ago
So you cannot directly copy their text, I would assume, and republish it since they charge a subscription for access to their articles.
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by BFatts 10y ago
You forgot swords and maces and lances, going back to spears and arrows of crude stone and stick... We can go back, way back before the artificial horizon you place on it, and see that people have been killing - and in the most gruesome way
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by BFatts 10y ago
Well I guess we won't be sending you then.
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by BFatts 10y ago
I'll put my cats up against your terrier any day. Bite, whimper, dead. That would be your terrier. My cats kill moles and mice. They do a damn good job of it. Only thing dogs seem capable of killing: rabbits and themselves.
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by BFatts 10y ago
Just stop. Stop bickering about cats being the problem. The problem is humans... We are the problem. Their existence is due to us. Their domestication is due to us.
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by BFatts 10y ago
So silly... we worry about cats, but humans BY FAR are worse for the planet than cats. Maybe we should be talking about the mass execution of humans who pose no positive benefit for the population as a whole? We, as the dominant species, ar
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by BFatts 10y ago
I thought 20mph was maximum survivable rate of decent?
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by BFatts 10y ago
Maybe a hackish override of document.write? Something like: function write(str) { var rE = /<scri.*src=['"]([\w\/]*).js/i; if (rE.test(str)) { var m = rE.exec(str); // Do script
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by BFatts 10y ago
There is nothing inherently wrong with garbage collection, but it does take your control away. You have to allow for a certain level of "magic" to have elements be freed. This doesn't always work so memory leaks are a bit h
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by BFatts 10y ago
You forgot the Android fanatics.
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by BFatts 10y ago
What if some whistleblower wannabe releases information about the next strike on [pick a target] just because he thinks words are better than weapons and we should "talk it out." What about that kind of problem?
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by BFatts 10y ago
However, if people emboldened to get their 5 minutes of fame for releasing some really juicy confidential or top secret info that has nothing to do with [your list here], this is the WORST possible outcome.
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by BFatts 10y ago
Yeah, laws, acts, and shit suck, right? Because they weren't written by me, especially, by your tally. Maybe if you folks would stop worrying about being "put on some list" as if that'll happen because you say "Snow
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by BFatts 10y ago
I don't think he should be pardoned. He claims that it's because he helped the public see the sinister plot of our government and their internal spying. Ok, fine. So, should we have pardoned Jack Ruby (if he were alive) for killin
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by BFatts 10y ago
Phones are already so thin, it's getting crazy. Soon we'll be talking about phone-cuts (like a paper cut) and phone-cut-gate will be the story. Seriously, I'd be fine with a phone that is almost 2cm thick for great battery li
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by BFatts 10y ago
How long, do we suppose, before the government steps in and orders that all phones support the 3.5mm jack? I don't think it'll be long... Well, because government
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by BFatts 10y ago
Of course. And if they come out with another new feature I'm sure you'll point out how it should have been in version 1. But getting v1.0 out the door is tough - trying to add every feature will just delay it indefinitely.
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by BFatts 10y ago
It's honestly a game of innovate or catch up. It's not like Apple is unique in this...
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by BFatts 10y ago
I enjoyed that quite a bit.. However, now I must make a little breakfast.
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by BFatts 10y ago
The ghost stream manager was responsible for sending ghost representations of objects. They weren't full objects, but contained the properties or a subset of properties. All of the code was accessible as the Garage Games Torque engine.
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by BFatts 10y ago
I don't read Chinese and the patent isn't translated. Anyone have any idea what Apple violated? It's interesting, in a country where you HAVE to give up IP to competing companies to enter the market, that there can be any IP
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by BFatts 10y ago
YAY! Score 1 for decency in the media!

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