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blueben
17y ago
s/leader // Fixed that for you.
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blueben
17y ago
It's also about available suites of tools to support development, not IDEs. Gotta figure someone was going to chime in with the Microsoft IDE love though.
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blueben
17y ago
My wife thinks the feet could use improvement. That they're a little creepy and look like something out of Oregon Trail.
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blueben
17y ago
Factual error: You make the incorrect assumption that vaccines displace the immune system's functionality. They do not. Vaccines train the immune system to do what it always does. They just do so in a manner that doesn't involve you dying b
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blueben
17y ago
Not worse now. But the probability of the virus mutating goes up with the size of the population it has to play around in. We all have a vested interest in making sure that doesn't happen.
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17y ago
This is exactly why Congress has given the flu vaccine manufacturers a pass on lawsuits. Without such immunity, who would take on the risk of manufacturing a low profit item like swine flu vaccine? But to the conspiracy theorists, this is j
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blueben
17y ago
Stop vaccinating on a massive scale, and polio will be back. It's not gone yet and can still be found in Africa, India, and the Middle East.
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blueben
17y ago
He has exactly as much evidence as the original article does. He just doesn't have a popular blog to boost the credibility of his opinion.
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17y ago
If DJB doesn't want to make his software useful, that's his right. We simply won't use it and the most perfect code in the world can pathetically fade into oblivion. Unused potential is another name for waste.
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17y ago
Next time around, take a look at PowerDNS. You like flat files as your zone backend? Supported. You want an SQL backend? Supported. You want an LDAP backend? Supported. And so on and so on.
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blueben
17y ago
If you're paying $18k for one mic, one keyboard, and one drum set, I have a nice bridge I'd like to show you...
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blueben
17y ago
This sounds an awful lot like welfare for people "attempting to create music". Are you sure that's what you mean to say?
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blueben
17y ago
You aren't kidding. "[The Power 7] could probably download the entire iTunes library to your computer in about a minute or two"
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blueben
17y ago
One day is not enough. Two weeks is more than enough.
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17y ago
If you wait because something better might come along which disrupts your present efforts, you will wait forever. Eventually, you must commit to something while recognizing that you may have to be adaptable and change your course later. Suc
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17y ago
Start now. Continue R&D and funding. In 10 years, the technology will be dramatically advanced and scaling will be far easier. Just because it's hard doesn't mean it isn't worth doing anyway. When the Manhattan project started, they had
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blueben
17y ago
Are you airing a legitimate complaint, or are you now simply embarking on a smear campaign to make them look bad and rally folks to your cause?
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17y ago
Re: sensitivity After a lifetime of facing judgment, criticism, self-doubt, anxiety, depression, and most importantly denial that our condition is even valid, many of us have learned to be sensitive about this matter. We've struggled withou
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17y ago
The clear physical cause is something of a misleading question. What matters more in this context is that whatever multiple causes most likely result in a similar systemic behavior (or failure). With ADD that seems to be pre-frontal cortex
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17y ago
I don't believe conditions like this are often sudden so much as a long time coming. Even folks with young adult onset bipolar disorder often have hints throughout their lives. That would suggest that it's not necessarily being afflicted th
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17y ago
A number of neurological conditions such as Tourette's, Schizophrenia, and their friends seem to gravitate towards (and feedback on) inappropriate commentary and action. It's probably related to malfunctioning disinhibitionary mechanisms in
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17y ago
What "things lumped together"? Please substantiate. Having ADD, and having kept up on research for years, I find your assertion that it isn't a disease new and surprising.
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17y ago
The bigger question is... When the AP is gone from the Internet, will anyone notice?
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18y ago
We rarely see a case of attention deficit disorder as obvious as this.
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18y ago
Why "server" instead of "servers"?
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18y ago
"If only things were like I think they should be, then everything would be right."
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18y ago
The architect, John Morefield, also gives online advice for a nickel. His website is http://www.architecture5cents.com . Yet another example of someone adapting and adopting the Free to Fruitful business model.
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Unemployed architect gives advice for a nickel
(seattlepi.nwsource.com)
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18y ago
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List of 10,000 fake diploma buyers published
(spokesmanreview.com)
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blueben
18y ago
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