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SFJulie
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Well, I can do bread that is edible, alcohol that make your drunk without poisoning you music that people can sing repair bikes fairly well But ... I get rejected for every job I ask : I don't have diplomas. The bread I see on average
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Peer pressure dislike fight ans strive for social peace. It is an amount of magnitude more harmful to be labeled troll than imaginative. Most BSer are hiding themselves behind smoke screen of so called innovation, saying the old ways have a
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My experience is that the root cause of nazism did not disappear and that some argument leads to Godwin point. Censorship of opinion by calling trolls whoever call an argument that is an obvious slippery slope to old nazis argument will not
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Sometimes I miss Montréal and the music. I am back in Europa, and I long for the live music in this place. Is this song https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuHODi3Ry2o Acceptable for the right pronounciation? Grim Skunk- Mange
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It's not merde, it's mârde. Y' devrait me donner une piasse pour ça. Kâlisse de saint Simonach. Btw piasse is pronounced between a pièce (coin in french) and piastre (spanish ancient money) that was used a lot by smugglers. A
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Too much assistance make people less aware of danger especially when there are slight perturbations to the handled case: It happens in airplane industry (where people forgot some basics because they use to much autopilots) It happens in sci
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So funny, it reminds me of my banana republic called France: our public teachers are on strike once a year to complain they don't have enough fund to support their mission of "social lift" and republican equality, but they ar
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Education made jobs more competitive. It was a social lift taking people up. On the other hand, by making workers more productive it reinforced the competitive advantage of being born wealthy. Too harsh competitions creates cheating. And th
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Education is repetition :) Weirdly enough, I don't think noScript is the solution (it is heavy, unpractical and I dare not look the code). I am pretty awry of the evolution of the DOM + JS interaction and the new features brought in br
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You can censor by scarcity (China) or censor by overabundance of trivia (Western). When Kardashian out weigth cultural news, PR of corps outweigth economical analysis, half baked tutorial replaces consistent tutorial, unproven science repla
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I was like why does not it works! Then I remembered I had no script enabled, and then I remembered I don't trust JS and browsers by default, they are like OS in my OS that are way complex to be audited and they have access to way too m
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What about the open source developers that have been tired of the messy experience of python3.2 packaging? That are doing this as a hobby. And don't have extensive time. Why guilt us? We are neither companies nor fundation's bitch
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Okay I kind of miss DRDOS 6.0 and doing my autoexec.bat by hand trying to break the 640kb limits that Bill decided would be more than enough for any use. That's when I installed Eight Megabytes And Constantly Swap (EMACS) to prove the
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norton commander & pctools
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Don't use a lawyer. Read the penal text. Make yourself an opinion. And act according to the rules and preferably use written procedures without shaming. You can however make an "unrelated" meeting if you want to make yourself
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Hell often lies in the details
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Making Aristotle be not "pissed" at troll? O_o Aristotle like Plato were so convince that being right mattered so much more than ethic that they did not care and resorted to any means to make their points; lying, fallacies, spinni
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and Oauth is said to be a security framework that can easily go wrong... in its implementation of a solution. there is no concern here neither?
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So looking who are your senators is putting you at risk? Isn't it a tad paranoid?
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SAML is based on SOAP no? SOAP that google dropped for security and overcomplexity concern while security studies tends to say the bigger risk is using system you cannot fully understand, no? It seems to me like modern security by trust in
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What I love is the smartcard... Well ... Main AAA (Authentication/Auhtorizaation/Accounting) problem is the clould. How can we federate identity and manage them safely? Plus, once you decide to be connected how to make AAA system
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It is a "useless" 3D navigation, pattern is : one right, then waterfall down, and then loop.
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Why do companies have the right to demand references, and there is no way for an employee to require references or data from a company? It is totally unfair. Oh! And with new European law on business secrecy, you can be sued if you put a co
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I love the quote in the signature : GPLv3: as worthy a successor as The Phantom Menace, as timely as Duke Nukem Forever, and as welcome as New Coke.
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As an idiot, is is less expensive than asking the NASA or the ESA, or any other providers? And well, can the "materials" really be recycled without loss of security/quality? Is the metal more expensive than the carburant/
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Well it does the job, and if it aint broken why fix it?
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because USB is serial, and parallel is parallel. So every bytes has to be sent in parallel after you made sure you signal correctly they are ready the direction of communication... So, it makes a lot of trouble. USB is still one of the bi
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Hum... Why does the guy who discovered the time of quantum decoherence (Claude Cohen Tanoudji) says quantum computing might be a scam? Okay, people may think he is a fraud, but he was able to trap very few photons in a cavity and measure th
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fixing bugs is not a skill. Being able to look pro is, and it requires doing the some arcane black magic to make customers think they are not being scamed. You failed in black arts. That's all.
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Oh my. Nothing about knowing if the sysadmin knows how to find information (man, docs, info, apropos, perldoc) offline and online (advanced bash scripting guide), which shell to use to be the most portable, and where to go to be up to date
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