MrZongle2

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by MrZongle2 13y ago
We will need new founding fathers to re-write the book on what the most perfect union looks like. Let me be the first to request that of our 21st Century founding fathers (gender-neutral), none of them are from our existing political or
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Much of it is in response to publicized examples of sexist behavior in technical circles and personal anecdotes. That sort of behavior is not acceptable, and people are right to rally in favor of a workplace (and career field) that isn&#x2
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
"It's time to bell the cat," the mice agree.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
I thought this was interesting: "Now you can say it: Google is actually evil, right? · I don’t think so; but get back to me later. I shouldn’t write too much about Google in-the-large until I’ve got more perspective." At best, i
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Because unless there's some proof, there's no reason to believe that the two events are related. Case in point: last year's meteor event over Chelyabinsk, Russia took place shortly before a publicized close-pass of Earth by a
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
"The solution—and the key to Facebook’s success—is surprisingly simple: Identity online should take a cue from the physical world. You are more than your name; your face, your birthday, your location, and the company you keep all help
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Serious question: if your potential customers don't feel that your solution isn't worth paying for, how great of a "problem" do they really have? I have an excellent solution to extract cats who have become wedged into f
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
There are plenty of rich and powerful folks who have been working hard to undo the Constitution and Bill of Rights, which is even older. This clown just isn't playing as deep of a game.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Thank you. I wasn't aware of that.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Well, first and foremost: congrats on 26 years. And my hat's off to you for four . Until you have your second, you don't realize that the workload is not a linear progression! But in reference to the article in question: would
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Until you get to this point: "Daddy, why don't you want to put me to bed?" and "Daddy, why do you pay Mommy more to put me to bed than Timmy?" Edit: to address your subsequent update... "there has somehow spr
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Well, every relationship is about give and take. This is just the first one I've heard of where there's a frigging ledger.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Call me crazy, but in my house we just get shit done because it needs to be done and we, as adults, chose to have children. We don't have time to barter or turn the discussion of who does what into an episode of Antiques Roadshow.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Perhaps citing a television show is not the most credible evidence one can bring to a discussion? Edit (since I cannot reply directly, apparently): why is it not credible? Can I start citing the X-Files or Star Trek? How about a broadcas
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
This is just so hilarious I can't stand it. The troll doth protest too much, methinks.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia - fear these places. Well, if you're going to paint with such a broad brush, go ahead and list the other 38.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
However, Maine is home to greatest number of horror stories by Stephen King, by far. Clearly, your chances of being mauled by a rabid St. Bernard or vampire or nameless evil is far greater than in the other States. Then again, you could lo
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
And how did that work out for all the un-incarcerated people in Ukraine? Would you care to do a "contrast and compare" between Soviet gulag conditions and those in a typical contemporary U.S. prison? I thought not.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
In part, yes. But that angry failed artist came to power by blaming the disastrous economic conditions on a) the victorious powers of WWI for imposing crippling penalties upon Germany, b) the existing government and their predecessors for a
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
LGBT is a small, fairly tightly defined group Odd; most online and conventional media outlets are saying something completely different.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
It reads like something generated in Dwarf Fortress.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
"The most glaring deficiency is the limited authority of the President and the absence of an official corresponding to the Chief Operating Officer of a private corporation. ... The President should also be authorized to control the fi
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
How are you privy to the reason the OP lives 30 miles from work? Perhaps he has other obligations, such as family, that require him to live where he does. Or perhaps the cost of living near OP's workplace is beyond his means. You assu
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
In my run, Boromir got to 16. I was starting to wonder if the simulator was flawed.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
And if you're like me, with an older & slower Nook Color, Cyanogenmod 7 works pretty well. I tried 10, but it seemed rather sluggish.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
"I DO have a sense of humor!"
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Probably because all the people who complain online about witty comments -- but have none of their own to contribute -- have been driven here .
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
I wonder if she had to create a Google+ account in order to hold the position.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
My code might not be that elegant, but it's maintainable . I've followed "hey, it works" developers who knocked out functionality quickly. Their by-product was Lovecraftian code.
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by MrZongle2 13y ago
Well that's the problem, isn't it? The bar never stops moving. Today, it's cigarettes. Tomorrow, it's e-cigarettes. Then it's sugary sodas. Then cookies. Eventually, the store sells tofu and free-range cotton b

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