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Uhhrrr
13y ago
There are other RedHats already, SUSE and Canonical among them. So the article is flawed halfway through the title.
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Uhhrrr
13y ago
I think the desire to not be spied upon without warrant goes beyond the libertarian base.
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13y ago
>The whole thing was a case of the old saying: “When the paddy wagon pulls up to the house of ill repute, it doesn’t matter what you are doing. Everybody goes to jail.” I've never heard this saying, and Google comes up with nothing.
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13y ago
I don't think Americans really care either. I am American and don't remember that sort of thing from any C-level announcements at any company I've worked with. But my Indian-born coworkers have pretty consistently asked me ab
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13y ago
Just eyeballing, I don't see that shuttle stops correlate more strongly with any of the items in the pulldowns than they do with simple population. Indeed, since everyone shits the same, maybe the title of the post should be, "Clu
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Uhhrrr
13y ago
No links at the YouTube page. I found this neat in-browser demo though: http://stenoknight.com/kws.html
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13y ago
Is "Nancy" a reference to "Sinatra"?
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13y ago
I guess the title is linkbait for progressives. Google disclosed this information, so it's hard to see how that translates to "caught". And CATO and Heritage make no bones about being libertarian and conservative, respectivel
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13y ago
Thanks! I read poorly the first time.
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13y ago
Hm, so the data points for likelihood of getting another first down is based on data from the fourth downs that coaches actually attempted? It may be that the fourth downs they didn't attempt were not as propitious for some reason - wi
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13y ago
'Flame people with a throwaway and the discussion you don't like will disappear'?
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13y ago
Merely by being non-descriptive, it's better than "Affordable Care Act".
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13y ago
This is putting lipstick on a pig. The act makes purchasing a plan mandatory, and constrains the buying options. Unsurprisingly, the ensuing decrease of supply and increase in demand is making health plans more expensive for a lot of people
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13y ago
If you follow the links, it becomes obvious that the post is sarcastic.
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13y ago
That was my take as well, especially since at the end of the article he says, "No one will tell you to take more time with your family."
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13y ago
That's the first thing I thought of, too. This is just about exactly the model of the Reamde crew.
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13y ago
For all the rhetoric in the article, Mr. Roose never actually refutes this belief: "For them, government is mostly a hindrance — a regulatory obstacle to the kinds of disruptive start-ups they fund, and an enemy of a looser immigration
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13y ago
So IHS is just counting the money saved by not paying non-essential employees as a "cost"? That's pretty bogus.
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13y ago
This is a great rundown. Two things for consideration: -Part of the benefit of a burr grinder is that you get consistent results. For espresso, where the grind affects how much time the water spends in contact with the grounds, it's es
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13y ago
Remember, Alexander claims this data is in a "lockbox": http://www.opposingviews.com/i/politics/foreign-policy/war-t...
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13y ago
Yeah, from the linked paper it looks like 20% is only the percentage of fakes that are statistically obvious.
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Urbit - a clean-slate functional OS
(urbit.github.io)
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13y ago
If you look at who the ads are for, it's pretty clearly a quid pro quo.
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13y ago
Title's a bit deceptive: he signed up as a user .
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13y ago
Darn! I was hoping an interview meant a new book was coming soon. But while he's halfway through a pair of new novels: "I think [they will be released] mid-to-late 2014 perhaps - something like that."
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13y ago
"The sole purpose of this production is to obtain foreign intelligence information in support of [redacted, a quantity?] individual authorized investigations to protect against international terrorism and concerning various internation
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13y ago
I think the anecdote where Steve Jobs does something ruthless must have been accidentally edited out.
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13y ago
Yeah. I'm really surprised he thinks cheap labor is more important than keeping the government from spying on his deals and all of his companies' deals.
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13y ago
150,000 sounds really high. Pinetop AZ only has 4000 people total, and if the other towns were similar in size, every person in those towns would have to make 10 calls during the collected period. Does this include multiple database entries
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13y ago
I'm surprised it wasn't the lede.
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