TNO

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by TNO 16y ago
Talk about select perception. This article stinks of Communism and select perception.
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by TNO 16y ago
Damn sun
63.
by TNO 16y ago
Except in terms of migration cost.
64.
by TNO 16y ago
And why is it that the word nuclear never comes up?
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by TNO 16y ago
and I could say that every asshole who voted for Obama care should be the ones to pay for it. Both claims are stupid IMO.
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by TNO 16y ago
We all know that democracy is the worst form of government, except for all the others.
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by TNO 16y ago
So a commenter is ignorant, therefore the owner of the page the comment is on is also ignorant. Nice logic there bud.
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by TNO 16y ago
What does Palin have anything to do with it? She's not in charge of policy.
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by TNO 16y ago
I'm not so sure about labor rights... More info needed.
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by TNO 16y ago
If six people have died from this, is it really a cause for alarm? I'd be more concerned with falling down the stairs honestly, not to mention that this is treatable (the fungus that is, not the broken neck.)
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by TNO 16y ago
Who needs a machine when drugs are so popular? Ritalin to make kids behave, Antidepressants to make people more lively, Amobarbital to make people honest, etc. Morals are a fickle thing and I don't see how any meaningful conclusion can be m
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by TNO 17y ago
The contributions under $250 is where all the interesting stuff is though as was noted in the last presidential election.
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by TNO 17y ago
It's been on the front of the Fox News website for a few hours now: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2010/04/05/video-appears-for... Edit: URL
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by TNO 17y ago
What good is a highly flexible bullet-proof material if it stops the bullet somewhere inside or on the other side of your body?
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by TNO 17y ago
I'm still buying the cheeseburger...
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by TNO 17y ago
"So evolving intelligence seems likely, given a propitious habitat..." I would argue the opposite. Human level intelligence isn't necessary for survival, so why should one assume that it's bound to be common when its not even the case on
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by TNO 17y ago
Very long, little code, and the code that is shown is disappointing. He mostly harps on things that JavaScript "lacks" even though the features in question are present in the engines he promotes.
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by TNO 17y ago
"Const is not supported in IE [...] and wasn't originally supported in js." Which is an irrelevant point anyway since it still doesn't justify hijacking an already commonly accepted convention for some other purpose. "In other words you
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by TNO 17y ago
Why are there no attempts on a current release of FireFox? Its not like Fx 3.6 is brand new. Plus, where's Opera?
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by TNO 17y ago
"This is clear if you only have this one function, but with a large js file I know I'd rather not be searching through the code for global variables. That's also why "Inner functions should follow the var statement", it's an easy way to ke
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by TNO 17y ago
".NET creates value from a fantastic IDE, great mainstream languages, and well-executed technologies like Silverlight, LINQ and the DLR [Dynamic Language Runtime]." Silverlight is well executed? Is there any real uptake with the DLR outsi
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by TNO 17y ago
Some are good, some arbitrary: Is the 80 col limit still valid in the modern day with such large screen displays? . His line indentation convention is inconsistent. In one place he says to use 8 spaces, in another he says to use 4. Then whe
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by TNO 17y ago
I've been running nightly's lately and it does indeed "isolate evil". Instead of a browser crash I now see a message at the top of the respective page telling me that the plugin crashed.
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by TNO 17y ago
The bottom right area of the last image example makes me wonder...
85.
by TNO 17y ago
"...then this equally stupid blog" should be flagged
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by TNO 17y ago
I'd see if I could view flash banner ads efficiently.
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by TNO 17y ago
"...deprogrammed by more liberal professors." Counter one bias with another? I find that just as discomforting.
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by TNO 17y ago
Creationists are already formulating their replies...
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by TNO 17y ago
Like landing on the moon?
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by TNO 17y ago
I believe IE4 had Direct Animation support.

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