arg01

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by arg01 13y ago
While I don't disagree The correlation between a higher income and having a more flexible schedule to allow you to keep to the night-owl schedule is easily explained on the job traits front rather than the personal traits front.
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by arg01 13y ago
The expanded analogy, can Microsoft create a virus that installs MS PowerPoint then sue those who purposefully don't install an antivirus in the hopes of catching MS Powerpoint.
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by arg01 13y ago
I don't find it odd. I'd assume it's the same attitude plenty of parents have towards sex/parties. Assuming their child will be doing that even though it's not a given doesn't seem outrageous to me and seems li
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by arg01 13y ago
Mincome (a trial of basic income in Canada) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mincome would likely be relevant. Though I haven't read anything with regards to improved creativity, the effect on the labour force was min
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by arg01 13y ago
I understand you were not being definitive and I doubt very much that people would disagree that Cheney is a better person than that rapist given the same ability to effect the world. Having said that Cheney had a lot of power and a lot of
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by arg01 13y ago
Well that guys actions resulted in only 3 women and a child being locked up and tortured for a length of time that is now over...
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by arg01 13y ago
If they picked 32 words in a book and gave them an alternative word to swap with they can uniquely identify about 4 billion books. That's not much work/not very difficult to uniquely identify and control for quality. Of course the
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by arg01 13y ago
"If anything, it may give a much needed boost to an existing sector of internet industry, privacy and security. I see several companies springing up (some already have) that delivery end-to-end encrypted communication and storage over
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by arg01 14y ago
He'd love to use it as he has had an excellent experience running it on gentoo/debian/ubuntu linux, however as he's unsure of its support on suse and prefers ZFS now anyway he won't.
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by arg01 14y ago
I'd see it as also being that all night is a lot more conducive to no interruptions.
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by arg01 14y ago
I'd assume you apply the same policy to the fact that the cost/productivity of machinery, process development, software means that for the same input share holders should be getting the value of a similar business of equivalent market share
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by arg01 15y ago
It hasn't really worked though, when it comes to reducing piracy. It appears to have just shook up who the players are and where they are located. http://www.itworld.com/security/247998/megaupload-takedown-d...
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by arg01 15y ago
So you change your argument from monopolies are fine to monopolies are fine unless they're corrupt, that's fine I'm happy with that clarification, but you must realise that these regulations are there to stop abuse by the corrupt monopolies
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by arg01 15y ago
The governments are (local) monopolies that supply a product(customers) to businesses on the governemnts terms. So, using your logic businesses can choose on moral or pragmatic grounds not to buy from these monopolies (i.e. set up in anothe
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by arg01 15y ago
I know at least in my country release dates for movies have come much closer to there American release dates over this period. I only mention this because one of the reasons someone is likely to watch a telesync rather than waiting for a be
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by arg01 15y ago
I keep wanting to see some one fight extradition to the US on the grounds that water boarding is torture and that the country can't legally extradite to countries that use torture.