assimpleaspossi

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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Then you would be wrong. I'm pointing out the internet's liberal obsession with anti-police and, seemingly, pro-criminal activity. The internet likes to find fault with the police while dismissing or ignoring criminal activity. It
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
When I graduated in the 1970s, and looked for my first job, it was expected that some company might ask for such scores and, iirc, one did.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
No one has the right to privacy in a public setting. That's why street photographers can roam around and take photos of anyone and publish them. Whether you can publish personally identifiable information based on that, I don't kn
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Yes. Let's restrict police and take away every possible tool they can use to solve and fight crime. Not all criminals are bad criminals. They don't use Flock to spy on their ex-girlfriends but every cop in America has done it. At
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Can you see them with film? Either projected or on photographic paper.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
I didn't have the internet when I was in school. Neither did my kids till they got to college. We've all gone pretty far. For myself, that's in the technology world as a software engineer.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Obviously one needs a lesson in English sentence construction. I had those lessons beginning in grade school and ended in college. I'm not sure you've had anything beyond the internet.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
It's an uncommon occurrence no matter what the TV and internet tells you.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
>>me and my friends ... My friends and I...
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South Georgia Student Develops Method to Control Kudzu [video](youtube.com)
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
This proves nothing but, in my earlier days, I'd come home with something on my mind from work and tell my wife about how I couldn't get something to work the way I wanted. She had no clue what I was talking about but she'd o
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
I live in the US and I'm older than you (I'd bet) and have far more experiences than you. How many is "plenty of people" and what percent versus those of us who get results in minutes. I am NOT the outlier. My stories ar
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
What you are fearing is fear itself. It's not going to happen and I have no reason to fear it will
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
The type of person who gets themselves in a situation where they can become a suspect is one that I can't see getting into. It makes me question what the person did to have this happen to them. I lead a normal life. I've never got
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
>>Giving birth to a superintelligence would be the most consequential moment in human history—and it is likely to be irreversible, as any “off” switch humanity might design will probably fail. Nothing will be able to stop you from pul
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
fwiw, I've had mine about that long and haven't had any restarts but for software upgrades.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Maybe the article is done. He did make a few blog posts since then including seven months ago.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
The complaint would be by the courts, not the police.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Are we really going to go to a fictional TV show now?
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
How the elements were abused does not take away from the fact that HTML elements represent their content, not their layout except for <table> which is probably the only the exception.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Yes, really. Even <table> is used to represent the data, not the layout, though it will be laid out as a table but it's probably the only element that does such a thing.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Closing an <img> tag with a slash has no meaning. It does nothing. And browsers ignore it. So it's pointless cause <img> is self-closing by itself.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Note: the <img> tag does not use and does not need a closing slash and never has in any HTML specification.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
HTML describes the content, not visual display.
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by assimpleaspossi 4mo ago
Note: the <input> tag does not use and does not need a closing slash and never has in any HTML specification. https://html.spec.whatwg.org/dev/input.html#the-input-elemen...
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by assimpleaspossi 5mo ago
There are no fibers in a vitreous body. Nor does it contain tissue. Just for fun: if you ever had eye surgery, there's a 50/50 chance the machine used is the one I designed.
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by assimpleaspossi 5mo ago
I've said this before and I'll say it again. Just like radio was the wild west back when it first started, the internet is so today and eventually it will be licensed and regulated in the same way.
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by assimpleaspossi 5mo ago
I wonder, though, if there are those who notice a simple, comfortable page.
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by assimpleaspossi 5mo ago
Shouldn't have to.
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by assimpleaspossi 6mo ago
The HTML is invalid. <div id="monalisa" />

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