BlackDeath3

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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
No kidding. God damn.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I'll check that out when I can. Thanks!
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Thanks for the list. I'll try those out!
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
They may have understood the reference, and I think that their point stands regardless. It wasn't just a reference, after all.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I'm actually working my way through System Shock 2 for the first time ever. Man, it's dated, but I keep hearing about how great it is, and I'm a big survival-horror fan.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I don't know of any company that encourages the display of passwords around their employees' necks.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
>I was fired from MS for posting an image of myself online where my badge was clear enough to copy. I won't ask you to go into any detail that you don't feel comfortable with, but is there more to this? Special circumstances? T
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
That doesn't solve every problem, but it helps.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Is it just me, or is this headline a little confusing?
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
My first thought as well, but my knowledge of Boston doesn't extend much farther than Good Will Hunting, so...
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
The reason that theories are not referred to as "guesses" is because there is, in theory (pun intended), an enormous chasm of evidence between a theory, and a guess/hypothesis. Nothing is known with absolute certainty. What
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I tried coming back to you, nearly a day later, and civilly explaining myself and my position, again . Another poster has even explained my position to you (oddly enough, they have no trouble understanding the points I'm making here
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Exactly what comment are you replying to here? I was actually tempted to comment about the language selection as well, but this post did mention that it was in the context of web development.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
"Should be", not "is". The fact that there are problems with democracy doesn't mean that people shouldn't attempt to improve the system.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
"But I just had a quick question! It will only take two seconds of your time!" To me, the real problem is that a lot of people don't understand that the duration of the interrupting event itself is often the lesser of the d
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Interesting article. While the title of this submission hooked me and brought me here, it may need a little reworking as well.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
People do tend to think this way, but when applied to the topic that the forum is built around, this line of thinking is probably accurate. People on HN are probably more tech-savvy than the general population. People on DefensiveCarry are
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
>What does this even mean? How on earth would this work? He's genuinely upset that voting reflects peoples opinions? I'm shocked that someone could say this and not immediately realize what a dumb thing it is to say. But yeah,
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I would agree with that. The problem I have is that I fear that hyperbole promotes an attitude that causes people to act as though the extreme exists. I hope you understand my meaning.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Thank you. It's difficult to get your point across when somebody takes your words, twists them, and forces you into a whole separate argument based on those misconstrued words.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
But treating all police like scumbags because of one bad encounter isn't rational. It's a response born out of fear, and while fear can be useful it isn't always rational.
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
>Please help me find that "several" I'm sorry, I don't think I'll do that. If the consequence is that you completely discount what I'm saying and don't believe me, then that's fine. I don't fe
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I'm not necessarily talking about the current top comment in this particular thread. Christ, man. Why do so many people attempt a proof-by-example and then act surprised when it fails to convince?
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
What happens to me after I arrest my coworkers?
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
>Well, for the most part they're like lawyers: you only need them around for shitty situations, so that's what they're remembered for. And because of this they get a lot of irrational hate, but it's often still irrat
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I argue for the existence of good police, therefore I'm a cop and a law student? Unfortunately for yourself, your off-the-cuff analysis is quite far off the mark. I do appreciate your trying though, as I've never had the pleasure
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
When I say "responding to" I didn't necessarily mean the post directly above me. A minimal amount of effort put into looking at the rest of the comment page would have remedied your apparent confusion. Please, do stop respond
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Well, please do try to put it another way, because it sounds to me like you aren't satisfied with the good cops simply because bad cops still exist. I'm not really sure what your point is. I agree that our current situation is sub
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
Voting should be independent of opinion, should it not? Voting should reflect the merit of a post regardless of its popularity, right? Comments with little more substance than "cops should die" shouldn't be at the top of a co
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by BlackDeath3 13y ago
I didn't really expect a good, helpful response. Thank you for the link!

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