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by biff 14y ago
I used a proportional-width typeface on one of my recent projects in Java. It felt quite natural, actually, and took some of the pointless formatting distractions away from the coding process. Didn't constantly think about trying to keep
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by biff 14y ago
Good point. He's probably suffering more now with his paranoia over being identified than he would be after his identity was released. The worst things he's likely to face from being unmasked, given his targets, is a book deal, a handful o
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by biff 14y ago
In a practical sense, sure, people do this everyday. In an ethical sense, it should disturb us that we are being required to lie as a matter of course to lead our everyday lives.
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by biff 15y ago
I've only ever been able to think of two directions we can go in. We can strip away pensions, insurance, environmental regulations, unions, OSHA, and every other advantage the U.S. workforce retains. Or we can add some friction to offshori
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by biff 15y ago
While true, I'd worry that arguing this point carries the risk of shifting the discussion away from "Should the U.S. begin censoring the Internet?" to "How can the U.S. effectively censor the Internet?"
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by biff 15y ago
There's an easy way around that, though: speak, act, live and think in a manner that's patently inoffensive to anybody. * I guess I'm being too subtle with my sarcasm, huh. Well, I'll be Larry Literal from now on.
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by biff 15y ago
Looks like E-PARASITE (nee PROTECT-IP) may fix that oversight.
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by biff 15y ago
Ah, looks like they finally fixed The Tudors problem anyway. Good news.
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by biff 15y ago
The problem with Netflix is the problem with a lot of companies: the customers are taken for granted. If you have a Netflix account, look at reviews of The Black Tower or The Tudors. For weeks they've been broken -- out-of-sync audio/video