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by cabaalis 7y ago
This is because you have an entrepreneurial spirit, or at the very minimum you have a dollar value that you place on your time/effort. I've been there, It's a curse in many ways.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
In your profile, enable showdead. The history goes back a way. Seeing all those unaddressed, never-seen comments causes me some personal existential self-examining on the value (or rather, potential non-value) of my own thoughts :)
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by cabaalis 8y ago
"Claim" is my favorite of these words. Main example: "Elected official claims nothing bad was done" It has a gentle enough negative connotation to allow you to massage the emotions of your reader, while still being a tec
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by cabaalis 8y ago
You have touched on the fundamental divide in American society. Do it yourself because you want it done and since you have the resources or the drive, versus wait for someone else to do it or force everyone else to since you lack the resour
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Isn't there supposed to be an avenue of punishment for knowingly submitting false dmca claims?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I asked because it changed the timbre of your anecdote from one of cars vs. bikes to one of race vs. race. Was this person yelling at you because you're on a bike, or because of your apparent race?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
What you did was perfectly legal, and I assume that your state, like mine, has a law about stopping for pedestrians in the crosswalk. I feel the need to ask though why the race of the man who yelled at you bears mentioning?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
(IANAL) Good luck in your case, as it appears there is a government-created monopoly at work. I do believe ICC should own and control the copyrights to their work, however. It seems wrong that local and state governments can both (a) releas
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Microsoft will not let me go past 16 on my O365 email. Msft employees: change this!
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I wouldn't call it a joke because it is functional, but HL7 is terribly unwieldy and IMO is contributing to the lack of innovation in the space.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
What argument was used for forcing a copying decision upon the copyright holders?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Following your line of reasoning, wouldn't the supposedly better engineers build more safe planes, relegating the poor dunces to only validating the designs from their intellectual superiors? In your hypothetical, they aren't payi
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I find it odd that excluding religious groups is now considered good ethics.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
"good decisions to be involved" You can also make good decisions with your money, and bad ones. Those can pay off, or not.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Article headline seems to imply this is somehow a bad thing? Perhaps "Group of people who've invested in several apps people want (and therefore make those things possible) are now making some more money for their good decisions t
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I would call it a form of morality to require church attendance, or maybe to outlaw cursing. You wouldn't want that, I assume? So maybe government should focus on guaranteeing freedom rather than thinking of ways to morally limit it.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Every single time I've heard "under the table" it means "without documentation" and is used in the sense of not paying taxes.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Ouch. You and I may well disagree about the meaning of soul!
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> How many bullets do you really need to hunt? In the US, this is the question used to neuter the second amendment. It isn't there to protect us from deer. The 2nd is meant to be used against people. The right that exists is the abi
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I want to build one myself as well, but I don't want to use existing code as a guide, rather challenge myself to implement from raw specs. The problem is I haven't really found any yet that helped me (admittedly, I have so far dev
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by cabaalis 8y ago
This is because government does not have the right to punish people by association. It's an unfortunate consequence of freedom principles: Bad things can happen, and you can work to prevent bad things from happening, but you must be ex
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I thought the same thing. > Surely you could query the DOM for this. A better solution, in this case, is to let the backend developers mark the last user comment in the JSON they return. Backend developers have direct access to the datab
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I agree with you on this principle, and when your property does not affect anyone else this right is an absolute. However groups of people who choose to live and work near each other generally decide that they have some say in what can be d
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> The font of the logo as we know it today, along with the yellow line, was adopted in 1998. The yellow line started out curving down and now it curves up. Is that yellow? It looks more orange to me.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Wow, I used to read the Cult of the Dead Cow's stuff when I was a kid, mid-to-late-90s. Still won't be voting for Beto, but that is cool.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
> The mom picked up a pebble and said, "'Hit me! Go on. Hit me harder,'" Briggs remembered. The boy threw the rock at his mother, and she exclaimed, "Ooooww. That hurts!" My son had a tremendously difficult
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Or an atheist government uses it to re-educate religious people?
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by cabaalis 8y ago
Your point is good of course, but I think the question has already been answered in society. If you aren't explicitly allowed into someone else's property, you aren't allowed.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
If you'll refer to what I was replying to, I wasn't talking about physical security being analagous to digital security. I was saying it is illegal to attempt to open and access property that you do not own.
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by cabaalis 8y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree, despite the down votes in this community. The act of attempting to open it is what is illegal, in both situations. You have a person cruising for keys to a house and a person cruising for keys to databases. They o

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