LadyCailin

5 ms·

61.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
Except Place doesn’t have amazing vending machines and konbini like Place, Japan does :D
62.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
Switzerland? Cows? I can’t help but be reminded of https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ySxyPMZkrwU
63.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
The constitution lost its power long ago, and is now a mere fig leaf of legitimacy. Plenty of things ought to be unconstitutional based on a plain reading of the constitution. Civil forfeiture, unlimited gun rights, qualified immunity, FISA
64.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
The trouble with this is that I, at least, am trying to live in a society. And society has both rights and responsibilities. Sometimes you are forced to do things, or don’t do things, contrary to your desires. Every freedom has two sides,
65.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
Except that the analogy is that they already have, or can easily create, that list. If they couldn’t, their value proposition would be lame. “We know you’re looking for a specific license plate, here’s a million hours of footage from all ov
66.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
Well, I’m a billionaire, why would I vote against my own interests. I mean, yes, I’m currently a bit down on my luck (it’s embarrassing, to be honest), but I’m sure my net worth will move right up there with Elon’s very soon, and so it woul
67.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
I’m not saying it would be revenue neutral, but a UBI would (or should) eliminate a bunch of various other entitlements. Even social security should be relatively non controversial to get rid of.
68.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
I’d be curious to hear your opinion on things like Patrick Henry’s “Give me liberty or give me death” speech then. I’m not defending the violence in this case, to be sure, but like, in general, I disagree that violence is always the irrat
69.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
I’m not sure how exactly this should be worded in law, but I really wish they would pass a law requiring supporting people without smartphone apps. Obviously there would be some exceptions where justified, even for things other than “the ap
70.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
It’s not a fact though. I support the draft for women. For me, that’s what feminism is. I’m sure you can point out some feminists that are only for drafting men, but that’s not what you stated, you stated a patent falsehood, dressed up as a
71.
by LadyCailin 6mo ago
Sorry to burst your strawman argument, but I would support the same draft mechanism for women, as it is in Norway. But sure, continue to rail against equality and feminism for no reason.
72.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
I have no clue if this worked at all, but in college I made a site that had a checkbox that said “check this box if you’re human” and then hid it with bizarre CSS. If they checked the box, we errored out. I didn’t really do telemetry at all
73.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
Dunno! I would have expected Germany and Norway to be the same.
74.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
None of this is any surprise to people who had two brain cells to rub together. He showed massive corruption in his first term, and despite being impeached twice, got away with it scot free. Then got a huge mandate from the people to be a
75.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
I’d rather not have to minmax my grocery prices, thanks. Regulate this to death.
76.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
I actually don’t seem to have this option on my GitHub settings page, which leads me to wonder if this only applies to Americans.
77.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
Maybe, until your production facility is destroyed. Storage is an easier problem to distribute than production.
78.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
That’s not true. The encryption still works as well as it did 3 days ago, and doesn’t care if the certificate is expired.
79.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
What? How do you figure that? If I happen to know that my company is about to report very bad quarterly numbers, so I sell all my stock, then it tanks, I’ve just screwed whoever bought the stock, that in the most cases, will be some random
80.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
At their current stage, this feels like the wrong way to use them. I use them fully supervised, (despite the fact that feels like I’m fighting the tools), which is kind of the best of both worlds. I review every line of code before I allow
81.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
There’s a heck of a lot of individual cities and states. Their ability to remain solvent is greater than your ability to stay out of jail.
82.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
I might take this argument seriously, if not for the fact that the party of “state’s rights” are pushing for a national ban on abortion. https://www.americanprogress.org/article/what-you-need-to-kn...
83.
by LadyCailin 7mo ago
Uh, no? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_Pension_Fund_of_Nor... Just because you have a failure of imagination for how government should work, doesn’t mean it can’t work. And stifling innovation is exactly what
84.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
Ask any minority. Lest you think it will be limited to minorities though, ask Alex Pretti, or even ask the NRA what they think about Trump saying that if he didn’t want to get shot, he shouldn’t have been carrying a gun.
85.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
Maybe, within the next 5 years.
86.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
This is just actual straight up bullshit. Either you’re starting this misinformation campaign, or yourself gullible enough to just be repeating it.
87.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
Eh. Tabs are nice. And the auto restore functionality is REALLY nice, and that would just be more difficult to design (though not impossible) without tabs. But new features in notepad should have an extremely high bar for being added, in ge
88.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
I’m not necessarily defending that, but that sounds far less problematic in general.
89.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
Which is all a great deal of people in America care about, yes.
90.
by LadyCailin 8mo ago
The trouble is, now it WILL be harder for you to find a job later. These policies are “your choice” like a diabetic taking insulin “chooses” to take insulin. If we actually treat things like this as a choice, the word loses all meaning.

More ›