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4y ago
They didn't say they were an old timer. They just used it to establish that they weren't some junior dev whose been using it for all of 4 months but now has opinions we should definitely all listen to. 10 years may not be an old-t
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4y ago
If nothing else, there needs to be a clear concession plan ASAP. One refrain I kept reading when he came back to the FSF was that we needed him back because no one else could lead this movement. Really? No one? In 36 years since the FSF was
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4y ago
> Who said consentual sex causes any harm? I'm arguing the opposite. The comment I'm replying to is. They are arguing that prostitution is somehow harmful to them and should be banned. I'll note the analogy of a poster on
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4y ago
These are the only two people ever known to be executed in the colonies or states to follow: https://horrorhistory.net/2021/03/21/pair-hanged-for-adulter... Which makes sense. Too many lawmakers would have
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4y ago
The harm in your example is that by putting up these posters of naked women being valued only for their body, you send the message that that is how women are seen here. A woman is likely to feel she is at risk of being objectified the same
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4y ago
> which should be discussed openly with women who feel undervalued or unfulfilled in their current career. Why shouldn't it be "discussed openly"? Why should a person making a good living in their career not be allowed to
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4y ago
> And adultery was a capital crime, read between the lines. Uhhh... No, no it was not. > Look, if your daughters came to you and said “we want to be whores for a living”, you’ve got bigger issues than arguing on this website. Better t
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4y ago
If someone out there is actively advocating to be able to have sex with a prostitute next to you in a restraunt then I see your point. Otherwise prostitution is already not part of public life.
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4y ago
And yet the first amendment guarantees freedom of religion and none of these 13 colonies banned prostitution, so it seems your assumption is incorrect.
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4y ago
Tobacco is tolerated, not celebrated. There is a large gap between someone's vices being no one's business and actively celebrating them.
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4y ago
Your religion is not my religion. The law should not prevent me from doing things just because you think it'll send me to hell, anymore than the law should force you to practice my religion. If you don't believe in freedom of reli
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4y ago
Is there a reason we don't trust the teachers to make that call? I imagine there are a near infinite number of books that have "no classroom merit", do we need to spell them all out? It's also hard to square "it jus
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4y ago
Now this is usually (but not universally) handled by windows update, but I too remember the bad old days of manually tracking down drivers.
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4y ago
Because the webrequest blocking API is being removed.
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4y ago
I'm genuinely curious what industry your in that losing ~10% of your user-base would be anything short of disaster.
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4y ago
> Firefox is (and has been) no longer a consideration in web development because of its tiny and thus inconsequential market share. Is 7.4% of desktop users [0] inconsequential? Maybe to your business, but I think most would be sad to lo
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4y ago
I'm confused by both your assertion Firefox is dead and that they tried to rip off Chrome. Can you clarify? I'm using Firefox specifically for a number of features chrome does not have.
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4y ago
I cared when I got a D instead of a C in my statistics course, but only because I retook it to get the D off my transcript. What really stung was I got the basically the same grade the second time around, but the professor (same professor)
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4y ago
This is my dream as well. About 10 years (god has it been that long?) ago I took an informal poll of my small office and was shocked at how many of them had this specific dream. Not just some school anxiety dream. That specific dream where
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4y ago
I run NextCloud on my computer and laptop, and just checked... no I can't "just copy/paste" from my phone to my computer, or at least if it can the interface is hidden to the point I can't figure it out. I'd ha
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4y ago
It'd also not be unreasonable to look at many of the people imprisoned for the US's "war on drugs" that way. Many of those laws were written targeting "undesirable" voters.
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4y ago
I don't? I do most of my reading at home where I have multiple computers in easy reach. I'm also not sure how I'm "easily" copy/pasting between my phone/computer. Is this an iOS/OS X thing? Not everyo
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4y ago
Sure but who should attend and what should the agenda be? We should probably have a meeting beforehand to plan the meeting.
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> qrcodes are superior for most printed usage Disagree. I can't scan or type a QR code into my computer.
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I'm not aware of anyone claiming there was _no_ fraud. That would be silly. In a country with over 300 million people we can't possibly know that _no one_ successfully committed some form of fraud. Especially given the fact that w
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4y ago
> I don't know what I don't know. This probably describes me. Reading over the linked documentation it's not clear to me how this is different from couchdb or any number of other document databases that work over http.
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4y ago
> We don't know that it is functional... maybe the company is only making $20m and should be making $60m. Like I said, we tripled the revenue with a rewrite. It's $20m functional. It's possible it could be better but unles
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4y ago
I'd say my free speech was violated if I wasn't allowed to remove their graffiti from my house, which is what is being discussed here.
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4y ago
The content I choose to allow on my platform is an inherent part of my free speech. The government forcing me to carry content I don't want to on my platform is a violation of my free speech. There is no getting around that.
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4y ago
Private militias already exist in the US and are legal. There is absolutely nothing stopping google from forming one. Should they? No. Would it be completely legal to do so? Yes.
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