DannyB2

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by DannyB2 10y ago
It should not be about whether people are conservative. It should be about whether they are stupid. All view points should be represented at the table? Otherwise you have an echo chamber? Should we allow the view point that the earth is f
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Hey, the year isn't over yet.
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Some people who have what appears to be a disorganized mess, always know EXACTLY where any particular item is when it is wanted.
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by DannyB2 10y ago
The law is not a contract. It's a EULA. Shut up and click I AGREE already. :-)
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Isn't 1211 four hundred years before the King James bible?
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Secret Laws Secret Interpretations of Laws Secret Courts Secret Warrants Secret Court Orders Secret Arrests Secret Trials Secret Evidence (not made available to the defense) Secret Convictions Secret Prisons Secret "enhanced interrogat
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by DannyB2 10y ago
On the safety issue. It's not that I don't trust the technology. It's that I don't trust the people in charge of safety. It doesn't happen over night. But it is a gradual cost cutting which leads to corner cuttin
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by DannyB2 10y ago
As a patriotic American, I'm proud to stand up and say I love the freedoms we used to have!
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by DannyB2 10y ago
At least the feeling is mutual.
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Also consider that those dollars in 1981 are worth maybe 3 and a half of our dollars today. So for a $249 pocket computer, which I have fond memories of. Assume that 16 K memory device would cost about, let's say, $800 today. That ma
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Methuselah is the man reported to have lived the longest at the age of 969 in the Hebrew Bible. Extra-biblical tradition maintains that he died on the 11th of Cheshvan of the year 1656AM, seven days before the beginning of the Great Flood.
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Since when are we worried about safety of the citizens? It is more cost efficient to worry about safety of the corporations. And it is a great way for corporations to externalize their security costs. What's not to love? (sarcasm)
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by DannyB2 10y ago
The FBI fitness test: hire people who have a higher statistical possibility of being narcissistic. (Wikipedia: "Narcissism is the pursuit of gratification from vanity or egotistic admiration of one's own attributes.") Resp
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by DannyB2 10y ago
It was a gift from Oracle, so it should have been immediately obvious that it would turn into a gigantic pooch screw. It was clear developers were going to flee whether Oracle kept it, or whether Oracle gave it away. It was toxic coming fr
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Maybe Monsanto is a great company because an $80 Million fine for accounting issues, and a $22 M whistleblower payment makes for great cover to distract everyone from the things Monsanto does that everyone should actually be paying attentio
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by DannyB2 10y ago
A couple things. Don't blame USB Type-C for killing your headphone jack. Blame your device manufacturer. And from TFA . . . "will really make USB Type-C the right connector for audio," Saunders said. I say: Type-C will reall
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Very much like what I was going to say. Hey Verizon! Try being the bestest dumb pipe that anyone ever saw! Best value for the price. Best service. See what happens. It seems like a lot of successful business have been built that way in
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by DannyB2 10y ago
> Stars larger than about three times the sun's mass > will expire before life has a chance to evolve. Protip: if you are looking to hide the existence of your civilization, a good place would be in the vicinity of one of these.
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by DannyB2 10y ago
I'm surprised they didn't mention Scrotum Self Repair. http://www.snopes.com/medical/emergent/stapled.asp
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by DannyB2 10y ago
In most cases you WOULD know that StringBuilder is just fine and no thread contention exists. Most common uses of StringBuilder are where the StringBuilder is a local variable used within a single function to build up a string, and then to
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by DannyB2 10y ago
Don't forget about 'the right to have the truth be forgotten', or did you forget?
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by DannyB2 10y ago
So if you are one of the people he 'likes' and will allow you to use his code, then does he give you a license? If he likes you, he would give you a license, which describes how you can use the code without getting sued. But I th
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by DannyB2 10y ago
If it doesn't have a license, then don't touch it with a ten foot pole. Run, don't walk away. He may not care about the law, but the user of that unlicensed software will care when they get sued for using it. "Oh, but I