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by cema 13y ago
Yes, it would be helpful both for the customers (users, that is) and themselves too, as the potential number of users (and usages!) will grow.
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by cema 13y ago
Exactly! The rhetoric is there, of course. Actions are somewhat different.
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by cema 13y ago
No, they are not considered enemies. Simply not friends, but that is obvious, just listen to their leaders.
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by cema 13y ago
It's ok if a whistleblower is a drama queen.
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by cema 13y ago
His charisma and intelligence Oh. Ok, many people say he has those. How do they know? I do not see much, or rather, do not see anything special that would distinguish him from the other recent presidents (in a positive way). What ha
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by cema 13y ago
Maybe he was talking about the canon (the TV episodes) of Star Trek and the movies of Star Wars?
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by cema 13y ago
Perhaps "mentor" does not paint quite the right picture, but working with smart people (and solid professionals) rubs off, and that, in my experience, has been very useful.
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by cema 13y ago
I am surprised to see the "work with a mentor" option having such a low score. Don't you guys learn from each other?
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by cema 13y ago
Well as a foreigner, this whole entire debacle has changed my entire outlook on the US. I don't have faith in your institutions anymore at all. Great! That is a step in the right direction. Distrusting the government is a
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by cema 13y ago
I have to wonder if the US realizes the extent of the PR disaster Is "the US" the government of the US or the people of the US? Big difference.
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by cema 13y ago
Neocons! Another one of those words. But words have meanings. Would you mind explaining how exactly they are neocons , other than you feel they are somewhat sinister?
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by cema 13y ago
Republican? Well, the USA is a republic, but I assume you meant Republican as in, aligned with the Republican party. That is strange: as others mentioned, on this issue, media is not split according to the party lines.
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by cema 13y ago
Clojurians were sometimes used too.
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by cema 13y ago
You mean, literally religious. They do. On the contrary, calling the "global warming" belief a religion is metaphorical. However, I think it is a very good metaphor, as it immediately brings a certain enlightenment to the whole ar
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by cema 13y ago
Reactionary to what?
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by cema 13y ago
shuffling between two secure locations and flight paths That would still be observable and therefore risky.
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by cema 13y ago
Yes, but a literal will still be either an array or an object, so that var arr = ['a','b'] will be different from var obj = {0:'a',1:'b'}
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by cema 13y ago
They may have an intention. But few means, since there is no easy way from graduation to the citizenship. A positive side effect may be more foreigners having good will towards Americans, having studied and lived here for several years. How
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by cema 13y ago
Uh... what?
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by cema 13y ago
Not just the length property, but also a special array API (push, pop, etc). So there is no equivalence between an array and the simple object constructed from its keys and values, but the object would correctly represent a snapshot of the
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by cema 13y ago
I don't expect a center, but I welcome consistency. If I know the spin, I can try to unspin.
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by cema 13y ago
NPR has an agenda. Easier to notice when mine is different, I guess.
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by cema 13y ago
Why is it unbelievable? Let me rephrase: is it more unbelievable than the regular NPR programming? I have not noticed much change, but I may be biased against partisanship.
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by cema 13y ago
True. However, laws will still be passed.
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by cema 13y ago
There is nothing wrong with admitting it.
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by cema 13y ago
I have always thought it was all his pun on: "Under capitalism, a man exploits a man. Under socialism, it's the other way around!" But I may have been mistaken.
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by cema 13y ago
Records are an interesting matter. I think I have read about some documents, however the semi-closed nature of the Soviet government, as well as the current Russian government, leaves large portions of it unavailable to the general public.
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by cema 13y ago
we were told that the Soviet tank armies were poised to pour through the Fulda Gap Yes they were. I remember the official rhetoric from the days of my military service (private in the Soviet Army) and the military studies in colle
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by cema 13y ago
I agree, but a pedantic point: North Korea is as different from China as China is from the Western world (in this respect). It is, frankly, different from any other place on earth.
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by cema 13y ago
The thing about democracies isn't that they're less likely to violate your civil rights, it's that they seem like they're less likely to do that. That's a lot of power right there. Yes, yes! It is stil

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