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bnolsen
8y ago
as opposed to people actually using those compartments in an illegal fashion. Out of control government...
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bnolsen
8y ago
Microsoft isn't going for the developers as much as for the development managers and technology company management. They build up a grand picture of the universal MS platform that can be used to target any platform and try to sell it
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bnolsen
8y ago
Also fewer clicks and no drags required for me in the old interface. They pretty much hid all the useful navigation stuff.
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bnolsen
9y ago
Pretty funny that in the preceding years they gave for free the same data to the Obama administration. Then they sell it for the Trump campaign and all hell breaks loose. Maybe facebook should have given that away for free too? It's
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bnolsen
9y ago
"sensible"? Since massive amoutns of guns have found their way to the public since the 1990s the crime rates across the US have been dropping dramatically. And even so the US isn't even close to the top of the list worldwide
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bnolsen
9y ago
Ripping dvds isn't affirmed by the constitution as an unaliable right either.
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bnolsen
9y ago
ugh thats bad news. i can't stand uefi its more a hindrance than help.
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bnolsen
9y ago
Ugh I wish these providers would can it with the radical politics. comcast owns msnbc, bezos the washington post, now netflix going with obama?
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bnolsen
9y ago
voidlinux's firefox package has sndio support in it. It takes very little cpu to run this unlike pulseaudio which would kill this little underpowered laptop I'm currently on (several generations old sual dore atom).
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bnolsen
9y ago
I'm seeing some of that Instagram move as well. Having a service that's more about what's happening in people's lives is better than the mess that's facebook.
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bnolsen
9y ago
All the political stuff just ends up making me mad and probably ends up pissing off certain acquaintances if I jump into a thread. Why would I want to continuously look at that stuff?
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bnolsen
9y ago
VI(m) has been around for a long time now....
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bnolsen
9y ago
Set up farms around the plant.
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bnolsen
9y ago
facebook is one of the worst platforms I can think of. Trying to find anything in facebook is pretty much impossible, even your own posts. Reddit is more like digg used to be, but you can more easily filter out all the crap. I'm not
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bnolsen
9y ago
Wow, imagine someone trying to make this statement 15 years ago...things have sure changed.
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bnolsen
9y ago
AKA how to bring more advertising and tracking crap to your browser...I really do hope it's not that.
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bnolsen
9y ago
The Obama administration spent taxpayer money to try to knock out Netanyahu in the Israeli elections. Doesn't anyone care about that?
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bnolsen
9y ago
The xinjiang things are fully justified. Serious problems with terrorism, random knifings, random needle injections, etc. Very bad stuff. As long as china doesn't allow the han population to carry defensive weapons they have no choi
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bnolsen
9y ago
During the short window where Cuba opened up we had a cuban pastor visit our church. The biggest thing that impressed him about the US was that everyone seemed to follow the laws. These totalitarian societies where the law doesn't app
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bnolsen
9y ago
Sounds like the US where there are gazillions of stupid laws on the books which allows them to throw the kitchen sink at anyone they decide they want to go after. Aaron Swartz anyone? https://www.forbes.com/sites/walt
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bnolsen
9y ago
No. The union leaders have zero interest in making any company succeed. They have a ton of interest in themselves succeeding. In fact unions work very hard against innovation and in keeping status quo.
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bnolsen
9y ago
Not interested in ever joining a union. Absolutely not interested in being forced to join one...ABSOLUTELY NOT.
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bnolsen
9y ago
You realize the EPA has its own fully supplied SWAT teams and everything? The EPA has gone waaaaay past just the drinking water thing. Also they ensured crappy drinking water by mass dumping a bunch of waste and ruining one of the rivers
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bnolsen
9y ago
Just tried this. Other than having to redo all my forums passwords again this browser looks to be a winner. On my phone firefox ran very slowly and hogged too many resources.
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bnolsen
9y ago
Hate to say i but that ship sailed a long time ago. A couple of years back I tried being nice to sites that asked me to unblock them and found pretty much all of them running tracking, malware and worse yet enough javascript to make the si
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bnolsen
9y ago
windows not being able to mix and match object files compiled in different ways is really disastrous. On linux and windows I always work in release mode. If I have problems on the linux side I can target compile 1 or 2 object files debug,
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bnolsen
9y ago
For me Digg's real problem was that a small cadre of politically active users figured out how to hijack the site and steer it the way they wanted. That's why I left. Reddit did a way better job of sandboxing those people.
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bnolsen
9y ago
another reason i like reddit is that i can easily load it up on a bedside fanless cherry trail system with no lag. Redos pretty much guarantee added bloat and response time. Sounds like reddit might go the way of that other post site that
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9y ago
Considering the "muslim minorities" went on a wild random stabbing campaign and randomly injected people with some sort of syringes in public places, AND entry into restaurands and stores all include metal detectors and xray scann
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9y ago
Non competes can't normally be enforced unless the company specifially compensates you for the non compete. Punishing someone by not allowing them to be able to make a living is unjust and unfair.
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