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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Why does it matter it is "biased"? It was the only mainstream news agency that reported this in this detail. Other news outlets reported it too: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/news/2016/06&
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
One example of Google trying to manipulate the last US elections: http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/09/13/hillary-google-bias...
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I know what Google and Netflix want to tell you what it is but I also know what it actually is ( https://www.fcc.gov/document/restoring-internet-freedom-noti... ).
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Because they think they still have an option to pass the cost to companies like Google and Netflix and then use that money to increase their business and hence have an opportunity to provide good service... which is much better than investi
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Don't worry, that is exactly what they'll end up doing. Hope you have alternatives.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
It's unfair to ISPs (some of it is their own doing like introducing "unlimited data" purely based on the assumption that most users wouldn't use their data at the same time, which companies like Google and Netflix capita
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I have used JIRA only many years ago so I can't compare performance with current Asana. When you say JIRA is slow, is it in comparison with Asana?
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
How do you get time to do all that from home? Do you work from home?
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
That was a hyperbolic response to a hyperbolic claim.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I have met more people who aren't like myself outside college.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>Call me cynical, but one thing college teaches you is to avoid assuming most people are like yourself. That's like the one thing that it doesn't teach you. Everyone is expected to be interested in the same selection of things
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Well, cows do cost money to keep, which is what wohlergehen must be referring to.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Yes, it might put those sites out of business - the websites which rely solely on web traffic use fake titles, sensationalist headlines, click baits, troll baits, fake news i.e. most of what is wrong with the internet. It harms them in the
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>If you're asking for references that CO2 absorbs and radiates IR radiation, I imagine you'd have to look to a textbook or papers from the early 20th century. That's established fact. Hmm... the "established facts&quo
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>If you're instead trying to convince people of your point of view, please provide evidence for your assertions. That is useless. People follow it like a religion, I am merely trying to have a conversation to few reasonable ones so
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I don't understand why people are still obsessed with "global warming". The political proponents of it have already changed it to "climate change" after global temperature stopped rising for a decade and it's b
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
The article gives example of Justin Bieber and Adele. For those two examples, there are hundreds who got where they are just because they knew someone important. Miley Cyrus, Jaden Smith, Charlie Sheen, Ben Stiller, Angelina Jolie, Paris Hi
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
But why buy it over a comparatively cheap single board computer?
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Very unlikely that it does this client side. I presume the extension basically makes an API call with the url of the current site.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Are the people who applied for research positions and got the job staying? I guess so. So, those who didn't get the job weren't the "brains" that the US needed? And apparently, China is paying big compensations for him b
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Seems like a lot of these workplace injuries can be reduced by making the machines remotely operated. If the workers can be far enough to not be hit by the falling logs or trees, it would be no more dangerous than just another minimum wage
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I think that is wrong way to think about it. If, say, we do enforce some "barrier to entry", it would probably be some education and certification to be eligible for software development. The SJWs will make sure that they will be
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
What is their endgame here? That they will merge all changes from upstream, package their version with a new name and advocate against using node with the current name because of some political nonsense? Or are major contributors actually g
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
The project description says: `It's pronounced like "IO" would be in English`, so it seems to be intended to be pronounced that way for some reason.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
If she was murdered investigating Russian Mafia, how does it suggest that the investigator is the real problem? That would suggest that Russian Mafia is the problem, wouldn't it?
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
Brace yourself. SJWs are coming after software projects this year.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
AWS Lambda is "serverless" to customers. You only pay for running the functions, even though Amazon pays for running the underlying architecture which obviously runs on servers.
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>Trump is a HUGE supporter of Military and by extension military contractors To really give the military a huge boost, they need more wars. You can't spend much on "defense" without ongoing wars or big threats... it maxes
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
I would argue that the US is in the brink of such a revolution. The American civil war happened because the Republican Party came out of nowhere and decided to free the slaves against the financial interests of the cotton industry. Currentl
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by anotherbrownguy 9y ago
>I might have expected something like that from Javascript or PHP. Javascript does it too, but PHP doesn't.

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