Digit-Al

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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Right click and open link in private/incognito window.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I clicked on the link given in the article and read the opinion piece and the following comments. From my reading, this article totally misrepresented the views of the community on this issue. Yes, the person who wrote the opinion piece lin
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
There is already much going in in this realm: https://www.google.co.uk/#q=adding+noise+to+electric+cars
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
In England, if you said "my wife gave me a hnady for my birthday" it would mean something very different :-)
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I don't have the source to hand, but I seem to recall reading that it is becoming more and more common. People who are suicidal know that all they have to do is wave a weapon (even an unloaded one) in the vicinity of a cop and they&#x2
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
The parent used that quote as an example of something that is often repeated but seems difficult to actually justify. In other words, they were not agreeing with the quote they were disagreeing with it.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I wonder how it would handle "I've come in my shorts today" vs "I've cum in my shorts today".
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
If the small penis is part of the libel then surely the plaintiff has to be prove he doesn't have a small penis.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Nice point. There's also the fact that with deconstruction being added as well, you don't even have to have the overhead of declaring a struct variable to get the return value and then dereferencing the fields, you can just decons
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
From what I gather, autonomous cars are not legal by default in the US, but some (many?) states have now passed laws governing their use.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Yeah. I used to work with a guy who mainly knew databases, but also had to do some C# as part of his job. He did loads of MS certifications, just to have them on his CV, but was clueless and usually had to ask me how to do anything more tha
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Unfortunately that's not an option available to many people. There are many jobs that only allow breaks to be taken at mandated times.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Jesus! Those penguins definitely won't have 'happy feet' :-/
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
They don't have to have done something wrong. Years ago I had a lurcher, raised from a pup. One day I noticed that if you spoke to him in a stern manner - even if he had done absolutely nothing wrong he would hang his head low and look
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
That's easy to answer. Taking care of your children is not aultruism, it's a genetic inevitability. Your genes have a 'selfish' desire to propogate themselves into the future. Your children are the means of doing this. T
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
How is this 'laundering'? Laundering is putting dirty money into some system and getting clean money back. This appears to be just giving some bitcoins away and getting nothing back. Forgive me if I'm misunderstanding somethi
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Ha ha. I'm English, so I've never been entirely sure how American lobbying works, but ever since I learned of it I've thought it could be an idea to set up a website (lobby.com) where people could propose laws and people coul
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
Wow! I never realised there were places where both parties payed for a call. That's really rotten.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I find this really interesting. I think what most people seem to be missing is the wider social context. Think about this. If you exclude white collar financial crime, pre-meditated murder, and organised crime - most other crimes are commit
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I'm curious as to how they prevent fraud.
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
As an Englishman, I have a couple of questions for you Americans on here. 1) Does anyone know who came up with these "civil asset forfeitures"? (Personally, they seem most un-civil to me.) 2) Can any of you defend America as &quot
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
I had to uninstall the Facebook Android app and the Messenger app a while ago. After an update, just having the apps on my phone was causing it to keep stuttering. And if I actually opened the Facebook app my phone would completely lock up
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
It could make a sort of perverted sense in one way. Since the tyre will create so much drag, it will make the cycling harder. So it makes for tougher exercise, thus burning more calories and building bigger leg muscles :-)
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by Digit-Al 10y ago
There's a line in a song: It's not alway's rainbows and butterflies; it's compromising that moves us along.
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
That seems a little silly to me. A laptop camera is normally facing into the room, but the camera on your phone will normally be facing upwards, so surely you have nothing to worry about unless you are standing naked over your phone. Actual
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
Firstly a disclaimer: I'm not a user of Opera myself - I tried it back in the day but found some parts of the interface a bit unfriendly to my conditioned ways (can't remember what now). I'm a bit surprised by those saying th
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
Swings and roundabouts. An astronaut has a greater risk of dying in an accident than most people, but the greater amount of fitness required increases the chances of living a long life if they don't have any accident. Conversely, there
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
In some countries, 'handy' has a very different meaning :-o
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
Does anyone else remember making Speak and Spell say rude words? :-)
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by Digit-Al 11y ago
Using windows 10. Tried both Firefox and Chrome (both up to date versions) with same results. Menus don't work. Learn More button doesn't work. I can enter a simple formula such as '=5*10' and get a result, but can'

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