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archie2
7y ago
I really can't tell if this is sarcasm or not...
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archie2
7y ago
He thinks fleecing the top one tenth of the one percent through taxes will actually be effective. In reality, he's just a power hungry cranky socialist old man.
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archie2
7y ago
The constitution does not give the government the power to appropriate funds for infrastructure. But hey, that never stopped power hungry megalonmaniacs from wasting tax payer dollars.
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archie2
7y ago
I've seen restrooms in businesses that are installing blacklights instead of standard fluorescent/LEDs to deter people from using drugs in them - because you can't see your veins under a black light.
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archie2
7y ago
The original iPhone was not a product that existed because people "wanted it". It existed because Jobs had a vision - and he was effective at convincing people that they actually did want it. Stadia unfortunately misses the mark
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archie2
7y ago
California will squander this money on literaly nothing like they already do - what a waste.
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archie2
7y ago
the overwhelming amount of apps that are native beg to differ
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archie2
7y ago
Do they already block Australia, because of the backdoor laws passed a while back?
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archie2
7y ago
> Just like if your neighbour at the restaurant lights up a cigarette and you hate that and it spoils your meal. You can't very well "give up smoking" to fix that. But you can go to another restaurant that doesn't al
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archie2
7y ago
Most security scanners allow you to create exclusion folders, where it doesn't scan files in those folders. Something somebody researching malware on a company computer with a malware detector should probably be aware of.
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archie2
7y ago
Facebook spies on everything you do. Stop using it. This is the only way this will end. It's not even a useful product. Stop being sheep.
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archie2
7y ago
I wonder how difficult it would be to systematically "translate" something like Java or C from "English" to any other language, especially non-latin ones like Arabic or Japanese...an "if" statement makes sense
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archie2
7y ago
For God's sake can the US government stop meddling in this kind of garbage. The republic is collapsing around us and we're supposed to be conserned about being able to port our facebook posts over to twitter. WHO CARES
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archie2
7y ago
I don't mind the walrus operator, but holy cow the "positional operators" syntax is completely unintelligble...what the hell were they thinking?!
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archie2
7y ago
My wife and I both grew up in the era of Flash on the web. We were both inspired by it, I became a developer because I wanted to make games like the ones I played that were built on Flash, my wife became an animator and designer because of
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archie2
7y ago
> You jump though the hoops to make your order, make an account, choose your pizza, and enter your credit card info. You click submit. Nothing happens. Did the order go through? Do you call to find out? Wait and hope? Order from someone
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archie2
7y ago
I don't get it. Why can't he just order from someone else that has an accessible website? I choose not to use lousy webapps for all sorts of reasons.
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archie2
7y ago
Get a remote job for a valley company if you absolutely must work in the valley...and then move to Texas.
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archie2
7y ago
45% of Americans pay no federal income tax. The top 20% of earners pay 80% of taxes.
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archie2
7y ago
The US government is vast, and can handle more than one issue at once...
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archie2
7y ago
Been using this font as my daily driver for a few days now - switched from Iosevka to this and I'll be using it for the foreseable future. Great work Microsoft!
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archie2
7y ago
Get out of California while you still can. Gavin Newsom is hell bent on completely destroying it.
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archie2
7y ago
chans are completely open, uncenssored forums - from either side - not even remotely similar to what I'm advocating for. I have never once seen on The_Donald, even before their quarantine, any highly voted posts or comments advocating
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archie2
7y ago
Unfortunately, you can't arrest someone that hasn't committed a crime.
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archie2
7y ago
Personally, I think the solution is just to give users options to censor others from their perspective instead of just trying to create some utopia that is free from hatred of any kind - which is impossible. Personally, I prefer having th
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7y ago
Especially when it comes to browser support...why would I not use JQuery in those cases? I still use JQuery to this day, but probably because I don't really rely on JS in my applications that much. Unless you're building an &qu
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archie2
7y ago
From the 80s until the 90s Microsoft never lobbied the government, and they dominated. They got hauled in front of congress and were chastised for not lobbying, then a year later were hit with their infamous antitrust suit. The government
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7y ago
Make no mistake, this is just MS calling for regulatory capture so they have few people to compete with their products. They are in it for their profits, not the good of mankind.
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7y ago
People wait 6 months or more in Canada.
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archie2
7y ago
Are you actually arguing that people wanting too much healthcare is a bad thing?
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