Kurimo

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by Kurimo 10y ago
That is a nonsense argument. By that logic we should let arms dealers sell individuals tanks, missiles, nuclear weapons. Why not? The objects themselves aren't destructive afterall! The reason is because their POTENTIAL is FAR more des
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by Kurimo 10y ago
It's BS, this guy is an idiot cartoonist who fancies himself a genius despite his failed restaurant and various public shamings for gross behavior.
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by Kurimo 10y ago
He certainly fancies himself as Dogbert. In reality, he's more like the pointy haired boss.
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by Kurimo 10y ago
Yeah, right. Because there's nothing more destructive about a semi-automatic pistol than a knife. Hmm...
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by Kurimo 10y ago
Statistics? Because every actual statistic shows the opposite. http://www.factcheck.org/2009/05/gun-control-in-australia/
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by Kurimo 10y ago
Also bonus points for remarking on his own wealth. Scott Adams seems like the perfect running mate for Trump. Precisely as arrogant, self-involved, and completely unperturbed by a lack of facts to back up his wild conclusions. Not to mentio
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by Kurimo 10y ago
It very much depends on where your talents lie certainly. I could not be a nurse, I am squeamish and cannot interact with strangers positively. And so giving is better than doing. But the article expressly recommends people who CAN be nurse
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by Kurimo 10y ago
Yeah, then he would've been a terrible nurse instead of standardizing the PC platform on a shoddy OS, creating the notion of "software that gets paid for forever", the windows xp hardware lockout, and ruining the educational
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by Kurimo 10y ago
Title was VERY misleading. And that whole earning to give notion is bull. You work at a non-profit or as a social worker and you have a DIRECT impact on people's lives. You donate to a charity and you have no idea where that money goes
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by Kurimo 10y ago
I can confirm this. Recently renamed a user as I handed off an old PC to my wife. The old directory is still there but now all the files within it are inaccessible. Caused a lot of issues!
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by Kurimo 10y ago
"10% of 17-24 year olds have a college degree..." No shit! When you include 17-21 year olds who have not been in college long enough to get a 4 year degree (and barely a two year degree for 20-21 year olds) the numbers sure look a
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by Kurimo 10y ago
So she sells coaching to already successful and wealthy people that amounts to those banners they used to have around my elementary school that said "Attitude is a little thing that goes a long way"? Hooray for snake oil.
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by Kurimo 11y ago
This is always an argument in tech. But as has been stated by folks before the easier coding gets, the more ambitious and complex the tasks we attempt to accomplish with it. So the difficulty at the top end never gets any easier just becaus
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by Kurimo 11y ago
Sorry, I did not realize it was hard to tell from his original post but he's extremely entitled, rude, and snobbish. He wrote personal attacks against the founder of a company for being late to an event and then complained about his ex
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by Kurimo 11y ago
I wouldn't want him as a customer (or anything) either. I regret even reading his posts.