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by E6300 10y ago
Alright, fair enough. How could you fix that, though?
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by E6300 10y ago
The main point of eli_gottlieb's comment was that money is effective at swaying public opinion. This is obvious. It's the whole point of advertising and marketing. I think whether the source is automated or not is a secondary conc
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by E6300 10y ago
If everyone must speak at the same volume, then broadcasting or any kind or public speaking are impossible. All communication must consist of 1-on-1 conversations or among small groups. If you allow broadcasting, then eventually some voices
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by E6300 10y ago
Of course, if the service is one that everyone needs or that everyone can benefit from, it makes no sense to privatize it Everyone --($$$)--> Private enterprise --($)--> Taxes .......................................--($)--> Actual
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by E6300 10y ago
I am merely objecting to referring to the "Western" part of a landmass that occupies a complete parallel line. Talking about the laterality of a quasi-spherical object is tenuous, as well.
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by E6300 10y ago
Does it then follow that the half between meridians +90° and -90° is "Northern Antarctica"?
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by E6300 10y ago
What, exactly, is "West Antarctica"?
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by E6300 10y ago
I didn't know that! What a stupid position to have. Do they also think that the abundance of air competes unfairly with air salesmen?
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by E6300 10y ago
Oh, okay, then. I thought you were saying that that was a problem specific to iterating by reference.
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by E6300 10y ago
If a pointer/reference escapes the loop you'll have problems whether the thing to the right of the colon is a reference or a copy. If it's a copy, the escaped reference will definitely be invalid once that iteration complet
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by E6300 10y ago
I'm typing this on a Model M from 1990 connected to a PS/2 port. It works just fine.
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by E6300 10y ago
It would also be no more or less useful than just speaking. Do Japanese people carry around flash cards with kanji on them to disambiguate their speech?
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by E6300 10y ago
Why don't you just put a firewall between the machine you want to stay untouched and the Internet. Block all outgoing connection attempts to Microsoft servers. "Firewall block windows update" seems to return relevant results.
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by E6300 10y ago
Is it just me, or does the crashes data look really noisy? Yes, since 2001 the maxima are clearly lower, but in the period 1974-2001 I don't see a lot of difference with the period 1950-1974.
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by E6300 10y ago
No, it's not. Maybe for USD 50, but 300 is far too much when Maxima solves most of the same problems.
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by E6300 10y ago
I don't think this is actually true. Can you cite any sources referring to copyright as inalienable in the US?
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by E6300 10y ago
Sure, but that's why the example only says that the person installed the software. Also, question: What if, unknowingly to this person, the OS had been modified to act as a BitTorrent client and seed copies of itself?
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by E6300 10y ago
In that case, no, Microsoft would not be able to do anything to someone who found a Windows DVD modified to remove the EULA check: 1. Copyright would not be involved because copyright cover the reproduction and distribution of content. You