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by caskance 11y ago
If you can have access then anyone can have access.
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by caskance 11y ago
Because that is the only answer they are allowed to give.
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by caskance 11y ago
Because if it's open source, I don't need to trust anyone. I'm totally going to review the source code and build the binaries myself. One day. After writing the next chapter of my book.
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by caskance 11y ago
Yes, that's what I'm saying. The whole point of taking a test in school is misguided. Also, it's obvious you are mentally disabled. Otherwise you wouldn't disagree with me, because I'm objectively right. You should
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by caskance 11y ago
Working collaboratively and using resources like the internet is okay, since that's what real people actually do. Labelling this behavior as "cheating" in an academic context is outdated.
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by caskance 11y ago
If those two motivations are not aligned then the competition is poorly designed.
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by caskance 11y ago
That will never happen. "Dealing with these" means accepting that your entire educational system needs an overhaul. Far easier and more crowd-pleasing to dig in your heels and say that foreigners are cheating scumbags because they
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by caskance 11y ago
A bold claim coming from someone who thinks "It's not a bug, it's a feature" is successful marketing rather than a punchline.
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by caskance 11y ago
I did not demand a negative be proven. The only one here who cares about proving anything is you. I was only using a rhetorical device to illustrate the absurdity of what you said. Sorry if that wasn't clear, I realize English is proba
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by caskance 11y ago
No, because you're not worth spying on. Show me a unicorn. Please come equipped with a living sample and a detached horn before replying.
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by caskance 11y ago
If your premise is that they both worked equally hard, why even ask such a pointless question?
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by caskance 11y ago
For that 99% of everything else, those features were probably useful things that users wanted.
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by caskance 11y ago
Like I said, that prior is wrong regardless about how comfortable you feel about it. The real question you should be saying yes to is whether a microwave with more USEFUL features would be more expensive. A microwave with the "feature&
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by caskance 11y ago
You can do those things, but you're not going to.
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by caskance 11y ago
There is no reason to make this assumption (about smart TVs costing less) in the first place. You can retroactively justify anything by twisting and cherry picking facts. A product with more features may cost more if it costs more to produc
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by caskance 11y ago
What makes an assumption unreasonable, in your opinion?
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by caskance 11y ago
Yes, and that's why so few people use those distributions.
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by caskance 11y ago
As long as the 2018 World Cup stays in Russia and attendance isn't hurt, why should he care?
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by caskance 11y ago
Or people who use twitter and like to gamble.
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by caskance 11y ago
If you don't trust the TV manufacturer to include spying devices in their product, there is no reason to believe the "dumb" TV you brought from them is any less capable.
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by caskance 11y ago
That assumption is not reasonable at all. Not only are "dumb" TVs no cheaper, hardly anyone even sells them anymore.
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by caskance 11y ago
Picking the right project to work hard on is not a matter of luck.
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by caskance 11y ago
Most Americans believe the "one child policy" limits families to one child. Then they extrapolate conclusions based on how they imagine that might be enforced. It's like someone thinking the American "Affordable Healthca
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by caskance 11y ago
Ah, another anti-China propaganda piece based on American misconceptions about Chinese policy.
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by caskance 11y ago
Actually they anticipated exactly that feeling which is why the law allows you to have more children if you have girls.
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by caskance 12y ago
Android phones use FAT when there are other alternatives available. Microsoft still uses FAT. Microsoft produces phones that compete with Android. What more can you possibly ask for to make this not bullying? If there is such a thing as leg
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by caskance 12y ago
We should probably ask Euathlus.
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by caskance 12y ago
No. It's more like StackOverflow. You wouldn't send a non-programmer there for basic questions, it's for people who work in the field looking for specific answers.
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by caskance 12y ago
Inventing new work for Watson
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by caskance 12y ago
Seriously. Did nobody else here actually come because they were interested in seeing Regin's source code? I feel like I'm in crazy land.

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