ChefDenominator

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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
IDK, I like that Thunderbird sorts without conversation. It is the primary feature I look for in a MUA. The only feature I find annoying is the search feature, which seems to be a universally accepted weakness of Thunderbird.
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
The other thing I hate about the bicycle push is the self-righteousness of many involved and the complete lack of consideration for people who cannot ride bicycles for various legitimate reasons, plus they are down-voting cowards.
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
At least on the South Bay, I think that drivers are more impatient because the cities have failed to do anything real to improve traffic. They focus on highly visible things, like a new overpass or adding a lane to an onramp, or something o
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
The issue in my area is that the "push" is coming through social engineering tactics, such as reducing road capacity and granting special privilege on existing roads to bicyclists. If the change in road infrastructure were to occu
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
What I truly hate about the bicycle push is that some of us cannot ride bicycles for very legitimate reasons including medical problems or a job that requires a vehicle.
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
This is a real shame. I am going to have to find a different solution, as it turns out that pfSense is one of those projects that happily moves on without you, and I just can't understand why. My Atom board has been perfect, but there
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
They're passing a law. Problem solved!
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
Why build layers at all? Urban concentrations too high?
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John McAfee unveils plans for 'the world's first truly private smartphone'(dailymail.co.uk)
6 points by ChefDenominator 9y ago|1 comments
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
This statement and others like it here seem to assume that the hacker has not been directly affected by the infected devices. For example, maybe this person had a wife dying of cancer while Mirai destroyed his life's work, so in the sa
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
Interesting! I always thought lawyers did that...
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
For OMV, you did something wrong. I've been using the project since its first public release. Never had any real issues.
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by ChefDenominator 9y ago
Link? I have to admit it has been some time since I compared services, but that sounds like the first TB, a highly unreliable CDN, some stupid low number of simultaneous connections, or some other such lame artificial resource limitation.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
The popular free email providers do not like busy transactional mail service.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
Even if they are doing all of those things, it does not mean that their actual activities are anything other than I stated (which, by the way included activities beyond pickling eggs, you cherry-picker). You seem to be claiming that if some
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
I don't really understand the usage of the term "prepper" in relation to Anarchist Cookbook . I think of prepper as someone with an underground bunker with a large cache of vacuum-sealed stew and pickled eggs. If anything re
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Drug Lab Scandal Could Overturn 23,000 Convictions(nbcnews.com)
3 points by ChefDenominator 10y ago|0 comments
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
I like how you removed all of my prerequisites so as to completely change my position.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
Non-profit entity is not the same as "charity". Most of the large non-profits operate on a percentage of the interest earned on a large endowment. It's essentially a scam for the very rich and the banks. If the purpose of the
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
More non-points. To summarize your statement: "I am correct because I have read the data. Since you have not read the data, you should go read the data, because then, and only then, will you see that I am correct. Until then, just acce
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
From this response I'm guessing you are communicating that you'd rather not consider what kinds of options the people of Cambodia are facing: pesticide-laced food or malnutrition/starvation.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
It seems notable that you consider an unverified attempt to be an expert as acceptable, but pointing out someone engaging in this behavior is not.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
You can always "sell a corporation." It is not necessary to go to a tax haven. I think you missed my point, which was that if I own a corporation and it buys an asset, then I sell that corporation, are these things tied together?
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
That last part, death, is important, especially to Buffet. He supports the death tax because it strongly encourages business owners to sell to some outside investor. My understanding is that many businesses cannot support providing the Gove
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
So, if I own a corporation that buys an asset for $500,000, then I turn around and sell the corporation for $10,000,000, I'm in some kind of hot water?
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
What was everyone in Cambodia eating before the food with the pesticides on it?
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
An Internet with no net neutrality regulation means no one has a final say. An Internet with net neutrality regulation means the same people who enjoy slaughtering brown people will be in charge of the entire Internet.
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
Dumb question, but why not sell the asset to a newly formed corporation without the liability issues, then sell that corporation?
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
Which Internet rule is it which states that we can all claim we have been any occupation that suits the discussion, and without any additional evidence to support such claims?
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by ChefDenominator 10y ago
If they don't like it, then they can use something else. Why assume they are stupid and unable to make decisions for themselves?

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