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Yaa101
17y ago
I wonder when these traitors are put against the wall, probably never, the American corporations are the ones that gave china all these suppressing tools, but worse, they gave the vibrant economy to buy all these things while most of us war
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17y ago
If the officers in question just do their work normal within the law they should not be afraid to be filmed, the behavior of these police officers is at least fishy in that perspective. Also it had to occur sooner or later that they arreste
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17y ago
He only uses his funds to crowbar people and orgs into his vision. This man is and stays a big self centered prick.
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17y ago
35 pairs of eyeballs makes me think that they will not make fantastic advertisement deals, I think they are doomed when keeping the paywalls up
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17y ago
I do not agree, if the programmer relies on idiosyncrasies of a system then it's the programmer's fault, no matter how long these idiosyncrasies were in the system. It's the programmers job to anticipate on that. It is also a fallacy to thi
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17y ago
Wasn't Salvador Dali a Franco regime collaborator? He claimed to be Communist and Anarchist but I have my doubts. I do not think that Steve Jobs is any of these, so why are they pretty similar?
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17y ago
Which is not a punishment for all of us out of the US.
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17y ago
Because C is not really a higher level language, C is very close to it's assembly core and often C and Assembly are combined in functions. Also don't forget that modern C compilers are very good in optimizing for speed AND size, if you see
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17y ago
I was not talking about that we should forget the data generated by these experiments in that era. I am just stating that how bad these experiments were, they did make the lives of later generations better, including the tribes that suffere
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How about the ethics of not using that data and having to do the experiment again? These experiments were far beyond perverse and I can imagine why we would not want to use that data, but it is far too late. Most of our lives and science af