FeeTinesAMady

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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
A much better idea than that is to actually imprison all the top level executives of the company if their company commits a crime that would get an individual thrown in prison.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
I can't tell if you're defending this line of thought or making fun of it, but the term "regular language" has a specific mathematical meaning and perverting it to include how Perl uses the term is wrong, plain and simpl
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Celebrating that is a recipe for resting on your laurels and allowing it to continue. There is nothing to celebrate here. You should be mad as hell and doing something about it.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Why not? Do people with families not need to work?
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Some of us do.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
When someone is raped, they aren't ostracized from society, and they don't spend the next five or ten years in prison, and unable to find work for the rest of their lives.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
It will be forced on the users, though. If it becomes widespread, the choices are to support DRM or be locked out of the web.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Arguably, OpenBSD deserves that funding more for the ongoing process of fixing the OpenSSL codebase than OpenSSL does for making it as awful as it is.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
You think it can't destroy lives? You seem to think it's a good idea to summarily believe accusations with no evidence and no attempt to involve the legal system and convict someone in the court of public opinion just because some
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
I don't think it implies that at all. I think they're saying that the pictures could be compressed with JPEG if they wanted them to be , but they very clearly state that they don't, and nothing in the article indicates that
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
It might be more that a lot of people consider Uber to be a despicable company, and Google is the lesser of those evils in this case.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
You tell him he should seek medical attention because he has an opinion you disagree with and you think that's respectful ?
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
The FBI does that. They've done it since J. Edgar Hoover. They did it to Martin Luther King .
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Have a link to the article which contains your comments about that? I'd like to read them.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Life expectancy is a mean value, and it's skewed by people dying young. So the life expectancy at the Paleolithic doesn't mean that people didn't survive past menopause: it means that a lot of people died young.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Is he supposed to be shunned for making that argument?
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Maybe I want to believe too much. Regardless, I would say that there's a big difference between murdering someone who is blackmailing you and other kinds of murder, to the point that I wouldn't expect psychopathy from someone who
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
To downvoters: the truth hurts, doesn't it?
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
It's likely that when he was trying to put out the hit, as it appeared, he knew he was talking to the guy who was blackmailing him (who didn't know that he knew that) and he was trying to get him to believe that he was willing to
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
That is an impressive aircraft, but far too large and expensive for these purposes.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
I would guess that the range of such a device would be horribly short. The smaller the aircraft, the worse the range, in general, and the smaller a gas turbine, the worse its efficiency. Those should combine to give a truly awful range, but
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
The child molester didn't embarrass powerful people.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Every case prosecuted by the FBI ever since parallel construction started is fruit of the poison tree.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Why would you have ever assumed that he was a psychopath?
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
It has to be something they can't see, or they'll counteract it, possibly by shooting you as the other commenter said.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Fair enough, but my point was that for things where you'd benefit from a mechanic walking you through a task, you'll probably need some specialty tools to do the job. Also, apologies for my brusqueness.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Have you ever worked on a car? Tons of specialized tools can be needed for some tasks. Do you have a set of triple square bits? General purpose puller? Bearing extraction tool? How about half inch drive Tor-X sockets? 200 ft lb torque wrenc
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
There's nothing invalid about a slippery slope argument when a cursory examination of history will show that the slope will be slipped down. The slippery slope argument is only a fallacy because it's not a tautology: ie, it&#x27
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
Such as an ignition switch which you turn to the left to physically cut power to the ignition system, like we used to have back when cars weren't so overcomplex.
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by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
You know the transmission in those cars is computer controlled, too?

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