MarkTee

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by MarkTee 13y ago
No, he's breaking the Netflix ToS.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
"Wu Tang is for the children."
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by MarkTee 13y ago
There have been suggestions that slight differences should be allowed depending on one's race and age, too: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Quality isn't the be-all, end-all, but there's definitely a correlation. Flappy Bird wouldn't even have gotten off of the ground if there were problems with something like collision detection. Even something as simple as incr
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by MarkTee 13y ago
What was nonsensical about their request?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Here's a nice (physical) visualization that uses water: http://imgur.com/gallery/1ZGJGD6
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Greater availability, for one.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
$100 is a lot of money to some people. You'd be preventing even more people from the developing world from using the Internet.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
That's confusing; they both appear to cancel whatever action was just performed.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
All you need to do is ensure that the undo option is highly visible (just like Gmail's; I've never caused irrevocable damage while using their web client).
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Wow, in 2005 they produced a hidden-camera series that outed "long-haired" men, revealing their names and addresses on national TV. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4157121.stm
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by MarkTee 13y ago
No true Scotsman How do you decide who owns the "right" beliefs? By that logic, who can we consider to be a Christian?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Reread the comment you're replying to; that's exactly what he's saying.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
LEGO used to have a large notice on their site, similar to that one: “The word LEGO is a brand name, and is very special to all of us in the LEGO Group Companies. We would sincerely like your help in keeping it special. Please always refer
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Andrew Carnegie recommended this in "The Gospel of Wealth" (written in 1889): http://digital.library.cornell.edu/cgi/t/text/pageviewer-idx...
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Sorry, for some reason I was thinking that they were hired in January of 2013. I wasn't suggesting that HR bring forth radical change, either, merely recognize the problems and work towards finding a solution (even though that would ha
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Not PR, HR (i.e Human Resources). In other words, someone who should have been working to clean up this mess months ago.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Seeing as we don't know his sexual orientation, you don't know whether he would have made those advances if she were not a woman. And no, a man sexually harassing a woman isn't always sexist (even though I'd imagine that
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by MarkTee 13y ago
That's what I thought too, but there are a couple places where they refer to him as a "he". "Horvath later learned that the founder had a similar talk with her partner and demanded that he resign."
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I'm not Ensorceled, but I'm Canadian and this has happened to me too (in NYC and San Diego). Nothing too bad, but people have glared at me, asked what I was doing or if they knew me, etc. I was astonished; it's just something
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by MarkTee 13y ago
That's not sexism; he was acting maliciously because she turned down his advances, not because she was a woman.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Thanks, that makes a bit more sense. I'm still not sure why he mentions race when the topic at hand is age, gender, and language, though.
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by MarkTee 13y ago
The Passion Projects site says that attendance is usually 50% male/50% female. http://passion-projects.github.com/
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by MarkTee 13y ago
She didn't give any names, so I don't think it counts as "publicly shaming him". I don't think that she should have been the one to suggest he seek professional help, either. The guy professed his love to her, refus
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Not sure why you're so insistent to mention race...in 2 of your posts you've specified " black man". What does skin colour have to do with it?
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by MarkTee 13y ago
I don't know what the day-to-day is like at GitHub, but if people were hula-hooping to music at my place of work, I'd probably be pretty interested in watching them too (male or female).
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Polymaths like Da Vinci and Bacon disagree with you (however rare they may be).
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by MarkTee 13y ago
The same could be said about any news, couldn't it? I think that's just journalistic tone. "Jane Doe's alleged rapist" or "Witness X claims to have seen" I do agree with you that 24/7 coverage is
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by MarkTee 13y ago
Globalization
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by MarkTee 13y ago
> unless you can point to a society - of any sort anywhere - that contains no anxious people Ok, the Pirahã people of Brazil.

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