Nutmog

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by Nutmog 11y ago
That test allows child porn as long as the participants don't get harmed in real life. It does make sense but I think most anti-child-porn proponents would say that causing harm isn't needed for it to be evil. The fact is, our col
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"globe-shaking" "currency tumbled" "wild price swings" These terms are relative to whatever stability what there in the recent past. No matter how stable a market is, when it starts to change, reporters are goi
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by Nutmog 11y ago
> is something that the former can become much easier than the latter. It's not easy to compare. Pakistan and others have terrorism but Syria, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia and others have overthrown governments which might have been preven
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by Nutmog 11y ago
The former might kill a few people. The latter, if it was allowed to spread freely, might collapse an entire country and kill thousands or more in the ensuing chaos. All countries have laws to protect their own existence. Actions that threa
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by Nutmog 11y ago
I think she meant the group kicked her out because the other members were unable to work with someone who openly disagreed with them.
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by Nutmog 11y ago
Photos maybe, but who makes images that would suit PNG on mobile?
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Wow, something like 11% of buried people appear to have been killed violently! I wonder if that was also representative of the common way of dying or just that soldiers were more often buried than grandmothers. Sounds like the Europeans ult
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by Nutmog 11y ago
I think everyone knows that non-modal dialogs, live previews and obvious icons are better, but they're also harder to do.
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by Nutmog 11y ago
That means terrorists killing everyone on a plane (the same as everyone in the security queue) is an acceptable risk, as long as they don't crash the plane into even more people like at 9/11. So maybe we don't need airport se
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by Nutmog 11y ago
Handy hint at UK airports. When there's a queue for UK passport holders, and a queue for everyone else, UK passport holders can use either queue. I went to the empty "everyone else" queue by accident and the guy said they don
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by Nutmog 11y ago
> Because that is the law of the land and it is fair since... By the argument, any legal discrimination that blankets entire groups of people with the same random chance is right and fair. Slavery - OK as long as blacks kidnapped from an
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by Nutmog 11y ago
To sidestep the argument, why is it bad to push wages down? American born babies push wages down too, so do local university graduates. Should those things be restricted too? If all American workers earn less, then cost of living drops too
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by Nutmog 11y ago
In its own ribbon guidelines, Microsoft encourages UI designers to use the same tab names, icons and icon locations that are already familiar to people. Their examples of "correct" designs are taken straight from MS Office. https
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Those were reasons why the media and public are interested in it. Yes she does wear black turtlenecks. I'm sure the way she dresses is part of why people are so interested in the stories. It's probably largely schadenfreude, the k
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by Nutmog 11y ago
Perhaps being convicted of fraud means his reputation is already damaged so he has little to lose by being in the reputation trap. If he had a clean record, he might keep away from the trap. In the end though, it doesn't really matter
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I recently used Wine on Ubuntu and was amazed how smoothly it just worked. Download an msi Windows installer and open it just like you would in Windows. The program installs just like on Windows, and runs from its own icon just like in Wind