Dagwoodie

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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
The poor person isn't paying Yacht tax, country club tax, box seats tax, Porsche tax.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Yeah Ryzen looks like a big win, however it's been the entry level i7's that have been the sweet spot for gaming, offering fewer cores that can be clocked from 4.5 to 5+GHz quite easily. Coupled with the current paradigm where mo
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
I don't trust them either, in fact no "pay" wall I've ever seen has pissed me off more than Seeking Alpha.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
This article is dangerous. On the surface it may sound good, but there is behavior so vile and harmful to the child, family or neighbors that never showing negative reinforcement is extremely dangerous with some children. It does have some
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
pfsense is nice but it serves a completely different audience.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
I was simply pointing out how unlikely it is to change anything at this point (Look at WI, MI, PA), and if there is a change it will likely result in civil disturbances if anything at all.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Without California, Hillary loses the Popular vote as well. California 'single' handedly gave it to her. Some already think it was the Illegal-Alien vote that gave that to her in the first place.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Instead of complaining about ID laws which help protect legitimate voters (and prevents their votes from being suppressed), how about we complain instead about why nothing is being done to make it easier to get ID's?
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Thiel is an experienced, proven, intelligent, capable technologist and gay man. If there's someone better who didn't donate $1m fine, but it seems like Thiel would be qualified for his cabinet and we might want to give him a shot
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
That quote follows Thiel around on here. Someone always brings it up as damning, even though Thiel's statement is a bit vague and likely exactly what you stated.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Nobody has ever promoted removing all regulations, not even Republicans.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
He's not imposing any behavior on his employees or taking their freedoms way, he's just choosing not to pay for it himself on religious grounds. I suspect the real issue is that he's going agains the grain by not celebrating
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Do pitchforks need to come out every time a Christian or Christian topic is mentioned on HN? Everyone knows there are people who exercise their religious freedoms, do we need to keep trying to burn them in effigy here?
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Is this something a layman hobbyist can get into or try?
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Based on the sample of 24 messages back and forth, it looks like the spammer also had a reply bot because a lot of messages exactly the same canned response.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
I sympathize with the alleged prejudiced housing policies, if they are in fact true. I don't get the outrage about tweets. The tweets that got re-tweeted weren't racist in the least, is the guy or gal in charge of his Twitter a
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
I'm sure you're absolutely right. If he hadn't been such a snake he would have just fought the system, used his ample government connections to ensure he won't get prosecuted. The people would understand, he was just ac
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Curious, can anyone comment on how fair NPR is in terms of covering 3rd party candidates? How about covering all candidates during a primary? I'm sick of great candidates being steam rolled in the popularity contest we have in politi
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
I have yet to see a single example of Trump's racism. It's an oft repeated cliche that has yet to be demonstrated by anyone. As much of a "clown" as trump might be, half of his labels are completely pulled out of thin
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Since when is a long tenancy in a public office a good thing? What happened to strong morality and doing the right thing when nobody is looking? Hillary broke the law [0], plain and simple, and she isn't being punished because well, s
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
How is your anti-type of liberalism any different from how non-liberals are treated in western countries? Non-liberals are increasingly not tolerated by liberals (see recent SJW issues) the world over and increasingly face heavy fines&#x2F
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
The nice thing about a framework like Unity is that they do have a textfield object that behaves a lot like a standard text object in the .NET Framework. It has a lot of shortcomings but rendering the text is the easy part.
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
What challenges might you have if you wanted to implement something like this inside a game framework like Unity or MonoGame with C#, where it renders everything via DirectX or OpenGL?
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Why didn't he seek a (temporary) job in the service industry? Even flipping burgers would be better than being homeless. His story and writing style makes me believe he's a smart guy but possibly he unintentionally offends every
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
One thing I really hated about living in an apartment was that the landlord would show up twice a year with very little warning to inspect the fire alarms etc. As a security person, having all the keys to my home and neighbors homes sittin
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
My AC66U runs the linux 2.6.22.19 kernel which has a ton [0] of vulnerabilities in it. Hopefully they back-fix vulnerabilities without updating the kernel version but I doubt it. I would never trust this or any other consumer piece of har
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
Not defending the rule at all, and I'm no chemist, but I always assumed it was because someone could bring on base chemicals in various containers and mix them into a finished and dangerous concoction on the plane... and they determine
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
What makes randomness so hard? I had this crazy thought awhile back and wondering if it would work out: Say you took a small disk shaped object like a hockey puck with a window on it and you filled it with sand. 50% white sand and 50% bla
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
You touch on a rather huge issue in the industry. So many IT companies out there are hiring one or two (if they're lucky) "Security Professionals" that are responsible from endpoint security, to managing the SIEM to digging
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by Dagwoodie 10y ago
That is the heart and soul of capitalism. What is good for me, is good for the common man. I don't think this will give any extra points in the afterlife but at the very least, someone or everyone will benefit in at least some small

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