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by beeboop 10y ago
I was honestly in disbelief when I first came across it. It just seems insanely stupid on so many levels.
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by beeboop 10y ago
Auto correct error from phone. Node version manager
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by beeboop 10y ago
It makes me rip my hair out. I brought my own SSD to work to install Linux Mint because I was sick of Windows headaches. You are REQUIRED to install Visual Studio for most npm installs to work (for building stuff). Constant file path issues
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by beeboop 10y ago
Isn't it Wikileaks that data dumped, not Manning? I guess you could say Manning is partially responsible by not giving the data to journalists instead? Not really sure.
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by beeboop 10y ago
Could I send you an email? I'd like to ask about your moderation experiences for a project I'm working on, if you have the time. Thanks!
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by beeboop 10y ago
> He’s sharp. (He graduated with an interdisciplinary studies degree, having studied business, engineering, and design). In my experience, interdisciplinary studies degrees have the reputation of being for the people who are sort of dumb
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by beeboop 10y ago
Laravel has a ton of community around it. I haven't ever found it lacking.
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by beeboop 10y ago
Just throwing it out there, you can put a Node.js application on Heroku with essentially zero custom setup. Granted, more expensive than shared hosting, but if you value your time at all then the time savings are huge (especially compared t
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by beeboop 10y ago
A more accurate title would "Poor decisions in using $250k investment made it harder to get to market".
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by beeboop 10y ago
You can very uniquely identify people based on browser positioning and sizing. This tester uses it I believe: https://panopticlick.eff.org/
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by beeboop 10y ago
I have use NoScript consistently for years and I disagree with you. Essentially the only thing NoScript does is make it so when you haven't visited a website before, it doesn't automatically trust it. For the most part every singl
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by beeboop 10y ago
If subsistence is effortless and never a problem, is it really a problem that they never make tools? If humans had a matrix-like virtual reality, you could do whatever you wanted, and never to work a day in your life, I would imagine many p
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by beeboop 10y ago
The TSA isn't violating your privacy or liberty. You have the option to not fly, or to charter your own aircraft if you don't want to be subjected to TSA. Your anger is misplaced. Maybe direct it at your representatives, or your f
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by beeboop 10y ago
Federal student loans are guaranteed by federal government. So the federal government is losing the $7.7 billion.
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by beeboop 10y ago
My understanding is that there is a significant chunk of federal student loan debt still owned by banks, and the older debt (pre 2010) would be more likely to be in default due to permanent injury/disability.
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by beeboop 10y ago
It's nice to see the paperwork hassle removed for something like this, but the cynic in me can't help but think of the bank executives all across the country popping corks on champagne over the multibillion dollar lump sum settle
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by beeboop 10y ago
>Our thinnest Kindle ever *except for the half of the device that makes it the thickest Kindle ever Almost as bad as HP advertising their new laptop as being as thin as a AAA battery: http://www.blogcdn.com/slideshows&#x2
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by beeboop 10y ago
6P came with one I believe, not sure why 5x didn't.
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by beeboop 11y ago
I looked into this because I thought it was a little odd. The only precedence I can find of this is a single lawsuit, the PDF of which is here: http://www.pacourts.us/assets/opinions/Superior/out/A36025_1
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by beeboop 11y ago
I don't believe you properly understand what victim blaming is or the argument I am making here, hence the reason I recommended you and your CIO don't bother continuing trying to discuss this. You're giving people reason to d
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by beeboop 11y ago
>I mean, if you go for a stroll through the roughest neighborhood in town, unarmed, by yourself, at night, and you get mugged, is it wrong to point out that going for that walk was stupid? Yes, this is the textbook example of victim blam
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by beeboop 11y ago
>defending rich countries like Japan or Germany, does not I am all for non-interventionist policies, but I am not so sure this is so black-and-white. There is definitely a benefit to protecting our allies and ensuring democratic societie
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by beeboop 11y ago
The issue is that Namecheap was the one that fucked up here, and now is not the time to emphasize "you should really be prepared for us fucking up in this manner". It's victim blaming. It looks shitty. The argument I refer to
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by beeboop 11y ago
I am not sure why you would respond to an accusation about victim blaming by reiterating the exact thing that caused the accusation. You might want to reconsider continuing this particular aspect of discussion for PR reasons. It's not
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by beeboop 11y ago
He might have a stroke if he sees how much oil companies get in subsidies.
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by beeboop 11y ago
It's pretty easy to eat two servings of frosted mini wheats. That's 400 calories. Add two cups of whole milk for a total of 600 calories. And you're now only two donuts, or one donut and a tall glass of OJ, away from 1000 tot
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by beeboop 11y ago
I skimmed this twice and I didn't actually see footage of an F-15 landing with one wing, just sappy reenactments of it. Is there a time marker I should look at?
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by beeboop 11y ago
>Elon Musk’s latest four-wheeled exercise in rent-seeking How is selling a car rent-seeking? It's pretty much the opposite extreme as far as I can tell, unless he's making the argument that Elon is rent seeking by buying up the
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by beeboop 11y ago
I am not sure what the point of this article is. He is essentially unhappy that Tesla is, in his opinion, deceptive about the reality of owning one of its cars. I disagree - I don't think anyone is really that surprised when they buy a
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by beeboop 11y ago
I am not sure why you just quoted stats for average lawyer salaries immediately after I just said the average lawyer is not what the OP is referring to. Lawyers does not automatically mean "partner" in the US, hence why I said &qu

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