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Torgo
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I wanted a "full" CMS and a GUI, and it looks like finally I got one now. I hadn't seen another static generator that had a GUI of any kind (that seemed to be supported.)
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A lot of this rage is coming from moral righteousness, mobbing is happening over perceived racism/sexism/killing of cuddly lions. The ostracizing in real life you're expecting to see correct this is exactly the process that i
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What other static file CMS are you using?
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One size does not fit all. This applies equally to IRC lovers and haters.
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Your own community can't agree if drag is trans.
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I care less about the Facebook policy (actually I care approximately zero) than I do about the comparison of drag personas to, for instance, gender pronouns. I acknowledge that some people might use an unorthodox name. Ironically I think th
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"Lil Miss Hot Mess" is a stage name, and I am not obligated to recognize it. I actually find it not comparable at all to compare it to someone's gender-identified pronouns and perfectly applicable to what OP was saying.
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1. The government can only "tell you how to live" in this case if you take the money. You're free to work it out yourself if you don't, but you know, strings attached. 2. Don't want strings attached? Unconditional B
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open immigration periods were punctuated by closed periods that facilitated assimilation of those groups.
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I find it more significant that this wasn't any sort of natural demographic shift because of jobs or anything else, but a direct result of the federal refugee resettlement program. Some distant government agency sat down and essentiall
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The people who want to ban speech justify it by saying things like "tolerance doesn't include tolerance of intolerance." I wonder how they'd react to passage of a law criminalizing their discussion of limiting free speec
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From the comments, someone posted a response from the police department, explaining the 911 call and why they responded the way they did. It includes an audio recording of the response: http://santamonicapd.org/Content.aspx?
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The universal declaration of human rights doesn't grant you an unqualified right to privacy. Article 29, part 2: "In the exercise of his rights and freedoms, everyone shall be subject only to such limitations as are determined by
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Their definition of an apostate Muslim is basically identical to our definition of an assimilated Muslim. Simply being more tolerant may avoid one horn, but gets you gored by the other. They are not dumb, their strategy is more complex than
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The aggrieved always initially present their offense as being representative of the entire community of x. Saying "my friends are OK with it" is a way of saying "you don't speak for all X" and puts them in a positio
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Not my department.
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Is it possible for a foreigner to travel to these cities and take pictures?
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Sure, pseudoscience has unlimited explanations :-) I've also heard it explained as the engine from a crashed alien spaceship.
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I don't necessarily want to start a giant derail here, but this thing has some social significance in that it resuscitated some pseudo-scientific claims about advanced ancient human civilizations ala Atlantis, that suffered cataclysm a
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The best evidence I have seen for this among friends still in academia is the near-uniform lack of knowledge of, or inability to articulate serious critiques of their own ideas. Almost down to the person, the people I interact with have a &
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Not observing a consistent and sensible sleep schedule.
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Well, as I understand, the tradeoff is that with BEP44 you don't have any storage or retrieval guarantees, and the data is purged a couple hours after nobody's asked for it.
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I, like I suspect most Americans, do not see Arabs, Sikhs or Indians as "Asian". Isn't this more of a Britishism?
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I overworked for seven years. I took an entire year off. Time alone wasn't enough. I kept a lot of the same bad habits, I just wasn't working. What I failed to do was make conscious, positive actions to de-stress and fix my lifest
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Please talk about this more.
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How much traffic does the Tor hidden service for your search engine get? Would you characterize the usage as significant, or is it mainly kept up as a public service for a small number of people who use it?
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I'd say the SPLC is a better example. There's still a lot of work to be done on racism, but the SPLC has gotten ridiculously expansive in their definition of hate and extremism to justify their desire for perpetual growth as an or
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You are right that it was not relevant, and I modified my comment to "person" to avoid the insinuation.
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A person with a masters degree in social work assures us that the genetic evidence collected to date is bunk. >severe stress doesn’t just affect one generation: it is passed down, both socially — affecting parenting — and physiologically
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I interpreted it in the context of repeated "demographic crisis" claims about Japan getting older. I still read it that way, but if that wasn't your intent, I apologize.
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