YayamiOmate

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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
If one had only pessimists as enemies business would be easier! =]
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Kind of naïve analogy would be to see how "easy" it was to establish free software licensing and how much versions exist.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
That's what i notced with my friend in the managerial position. He can spend most of the time in Work From Home mode, has really good pay grade, and can't rest. He's looks like he's on a wrist band leash getting mails ev
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I doubt it. With very few minor correction this looks like phonetic transcription of what slavic (should hold at least for polish, czech and slovak) language native would write it down. I believe german writing is also close to phonetical.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
It's kinda funny to see how relatively easy is to strip people of their general privacy rights for invigilation but how much pushback is there for medical data and medical purposes. Of course everything can be misused, though I would t
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Might be less than by analyzing all their searches... This might not be an exact relation, but my point is that it still may be worthwhile in a longer perspective. Social changes and engineering are nontrivial processes. Boiling frog parado
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Hey you! Keep off, go away. You didn't evolve here!
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I find it baffling, that parent comment made just a comparison without giving any opinion, and pretty much every sibling comment is telling them they are wrong... lol. Fascinating how people project their opinions onto others and argue with
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
He is talking about supporting chrome as a client browser, not using it personally.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
One of the coolest entries I saw was the square root calculator which was shaped like a square box and had white spaces inside the box in a shape of square root symbol. That one was preaty neat.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Is it a brand name as well? Because there are several cases like that. It is quite a feat to make a household name, nevertheless.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Won't it be dead? Isn't it super easy to pull the caller's location out of jurisdiction of this law?
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I think you've committed oversimplification. If this relation was absolutely true then feed as much money as you can and get 20% profit. If it isn't then your point has no real basis. This metric can be used only as the performanc
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
So it's interstate because it doesn't participate in interstate commerce? Do tautologic conclusions make legitimate precedents? Dang...
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Obviously. Does it matter whether such killings are systemic or incidental? It think it does. For the particular case it might not but for general reaction it does.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
Seems like an armwrestle workaround the issue. Good it got solved but it's poor managing if a star engineer needs to extort his authority to handle managerial problem... I wonder how much of it was display and how much a necessity.
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I'm not sure what is the point of the first paragraph but it's considered full employment at 5% because not everyone is interested in having a job. It is impossible to have 100% employment rate. So there's no point in pursui
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
This was also possible in Poland last year or two years ago. The string of failed top prizes was so big that cummulated prize was so big in the end that buying tickets for all combinations was abt 2/3rds of the top one. This isn't
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by YayamiOmate 8y ago
I think that's just a defense strategy. A pretty bad one I'd say, but I doubt they really thought they deserved the money because of his conditions. Sounds more like an excuse rather than a reason.