HighPlainsDrftr

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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
He didn't hurt anyone. He caused some harm to a corporation possibly. This deserves some punishment. It shouldn't follow him around for his entire life though - unless he keeps causing harm.
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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
I think the point the author is trying to make is: - Spray painting is easy. - Political viewpoints change with time. They mature as the individual does.(whatever that means) - Spray painting a political viewpoint in the 80's and getti
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Greenhouse Data Aquires Ajubeo(greenhousedata.com)
1 points by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago|0 comments
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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
I wish I knew more about wireless/WISP? There has to be a way to provide reliable 1Gbps service to residential areas. If I could find a way to provide such a service, I would certainly look to do it and provide NN myself. Maybe I coul
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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
It is pretty common amongst System/Network engineers though. Modify a few switch configurations and setup a sniffer. There are quite a few ways to do it.
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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
Perl is awesome. Its like writing a sentence or paragraph. I decide how I want to present each sentence or paragraph. Then I get to write it in Perl. Its a very easy language to learn. My first language was C back in 1994. I was in high sch
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by HighPlainsDrftr 9y ago
I'm so used to how sigils in perl5 work that I don't think I could convert to perl6 very easily. I've always wondered though, under use strict, why couldn't the behavior of sigils be modified. Your declaring the variable
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Green House Data Builds a National Footprint(datacenterfrontier.com)
1 points by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago|0 comments
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
Hardly man. I'm a small business owner. I pay a hell of alot in income taxes. I have invested money. The thing is - we all use our resources in this country. We all use the roads, the land, the water, the minerals, and every other item
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
I've thought long and hard about this for many years. Punitive damages - eg jail time or financial punishment should be removed from our system except in cases where people are unfit to be in society (like murders' etc). What sho
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
The best I can explain it, drugs are like rewiring your brain to need something, like food, water, air, sexual reproduction, etc. If you go without eating for a day or two, your brain really drives you to find something to eat. Same thing h
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
I read a few good quotes from former Senator Al Simpson not to long ago. "Today, one side doesn’t just want to win – they want to rub the other guy’s nose in the dirt!" "What if cars bore bumper stickers reading \“More States
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
Consult your lawyer. I've attended a few sexual harassment training's over the years. There are no clear cut rules. In fact, in my first training, harassment couldn't occur until the other sex said "stop, no, etc."
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by HighPlainsDrftr 10y ago
I've always wondered why we pave our streets to begin with. Yes, I know that dirt and gravel kick up alot of dust, but the expense of the street itself seems a bit extreme as well. I can't think of how many times I've seen a
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by HighPlainsDrftr 11y ago
This is ugly. If Apple can indeed break into the phone, they need to say, "We have to stop production now. All of our engineers will need to be behind this. It will cost us at least a billion dollars, if we can do it. We will miss dead
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by HighPlainsDrftr 11y ago
I've thought for a long time - it doesn't matter if these banks broke the law - they tried to fly to high and broke a lot of citizens. I'm not a fan of government bailouts. But if it happens, they should split the bank up int