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11y ago
My wife picked up a couple of hitchhikers while driving from Ohio to Central NY last year. She had a good time with them.
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11y ago
Was this before or after the arrest of Ivan Milat?
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11y ago
Does anyone seriously believe Greece would ever pay them back?
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11y ago
I took the advice elsewhere in the thread to read the last 1/3rd of the article. It seemed pretty good.
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11y ago
I don't think there needs to be... after all, he cites LBJ as a role model, and LBJ was known to give similar responses to hard questions. https://www.google.com/search?q=lbj%20substantial%20organ&oq...
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11y ago
Thanks.
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11y ago
What were his most interesting points? Trying to decide whether to read it. It's long.
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11y ago
Maybe you didn't get it because you lied? What if you'd said you didn't know?
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11y ago
Do I need to be a US citizen?
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11y ago
What are the big wins of Mercurial vs Git?
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11y ago
Are there videos of this contest? I had trouble finding any.
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11y ago
Not from the US either, but I've lived here a long time. I don't think the connotations are specific to the US, though. If someone calls your behavior/characteristics creepy here, it's a very bad sign. http://
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11y ago
> I'm not making personal attacks Speculating about "some kind of creepy mancrush" is definitely personal and quite hostile. The rest of your post is just an irrelevant diatribe, though.
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I tried this a few days ago, it seems like a cool concept, but I found the whole thing a bit bewildering. Is there a tutorial for it like emacs's C-h t?
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11y ago
I think a judge chose it for them in a lawsuit brought by twitter, but I could be wrong because I wasn't following the news closely at the time. Their preferred value was infinity.
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11y ago
Do you think a typical person from 1995 would be happy to hear what the state of civil liberties would be in 2015? I would have been shocked.
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11y ago
Yeah, reading through this thread, I haven't seen a single reason why I should care about Python 3.
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11y ago
At least since WWI, the US Federal Government has a long history of fucking people over in profoundly undemocratic ways. What's happened to actual Americans is nothing compared to what the Pakistani Government did to East Pakistan in 1
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12y ago
That sounds horrible. Why don't you have the source code?
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12y ago
Sam Hartman is an extremely competent, blind developer. http://raphaelhertzog.com/2011/06/24/people-behin-debian-sam...
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12y ago
Yes, I was very sad and frustrated about that the first and only time I went to a hackathon.
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12y ago
How often did people cheat in remote work-sample tests?
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12y ago
The NSA has been proven to lie to its overseers repeatedly over the course of decades while Snowden has been proven to lie to the NSA in order to expose its lies. Personally, I regard Snowden's behavior to be more trustworthy in this
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12y ago
Although a string of deceptive fallacies does constitute an argument, that doesn't mean it contributes anything to informed discussion. "...the unquestionably legitimate foreign intelligence activities and capabilities of the Uni
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Snowden is very explicit that his goal was not to drive policy in any particular direction, only to allow informed, democratic debate about what the NSA is doing. He decided to come forward when he saw that the NSA lies to its congressiona
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I think it was an act of desperation to some extent. People had already been convincingly reporting the broad outlines of NSA's surveillance activities for the better part of a decade and no one seemed to care. It probably took an ex
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12y ago
I'm not sure Snowden would be against it, if it stood a good chance of getting people talking about the upcoming reauthorization of the Patriot Act on June 1.
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12y ago
What does it say?
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12y ago
Why is encrypting train control signals a good idea? What reasons were given for the ban?
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12y ago
The before-and-after with detailed explanations is a tremendously appealing format for learning about design though. Are there any good guides which take a similar approach?
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