Tokala

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by Tokala 9y ago
I think a lot of it comes from the inflated rhetoric they present themselves with. It's a chat application, it's not curing cancer. See: https://www.fastcompany.com/3067246/the-unexpected-design-ch...
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by Tokala 11y ago
When's the 710 getting finished?
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by Tokala 11y ago
This seems to be really common in the Bay Area and was one of the reasons I absolutely hated the city of Berkeley when I was there. You just can't direct traffic like this if your infrastructure can't handle the load to begin with
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by Tokala 12y ago
What is so hard about reading Objective-C? I've seen this as a very common thread with people celebrating the arrival of Swift. I'm not trying to be flippant and I understand that the named parameter format may throw some people f
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by Tokala 12y ago
Unfortunately, I've never found an in-depth discussion about the part about where they attempt to lure him to the United States so that he can be arrested. It always strikes me as a bit excessive. That Valve worked with the FBI to get
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by Tokala 12y ago
It is a reference to ``1984" and Big Brother. Their naming choice was mentioned in the original paper about it from 1999: http://www.icir.org/vern/papers/bro-CN99.html
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by Tokala 13y ago
This entire statement seems rather disingenuous; to claim that Linux is not molded by corporate interests is questionable if not outright wrong (e.g. http://www.linuxfoundation.org/sites/main/files/publication
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by Tokala 16y ago
There is plenty of blame to go around in what has made California such a dysfunctional state. You cannot, however, take Proposition 13 and pretend it's not part of the problem. If a proposition is put on the ballot most of the time it requi