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by cjslep 11y ago
> Taking revenge in kind does not work Nowhere did I say to take revenge. > People who cannot keep the peace when someone trolls are are part of the toxicity Nowhere did I say to go up in arms and start a mob war, either. Being silen
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by cjslep 11y ago
> It doesn't matter who started it, you just have to not bite. To be fair, that reason right there is the entire reason early groups of human beings -- me, many of my friends, and many strangers -- fled League of Legends. Coming
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by cjslep 11y ago
> How long have you been gone? I think you might be out of date. Many years, I last solidly played sometime in 2011 and maybe a couple games with close friends in 2012. I fully realize I am out of date, but I just wanted to provide a pe
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by cjslep 11y ago
I played LoL briefly during the beta and before the Tribunal was implemented, and even won their first contest (logo lookout) when Nikita was still an intern for Riot. I was very interested in the community and the lore since Riot was proac
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by cjslep 11y ago
Previously on iPhone encryption wars... Basically, DannyBee was spot on [0]: > It's actually significantly more likely they want to unlock the phone to try to get more evidence against the other 6 people he was charged with, proba
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by cjslep 11y ago
> We should do this again sometime. I completely understand the glee to be had watching a clueless CEO bumblefuck their customer relations, but I really do not wish for this to happen to anyone else.
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by cjslep 11y ago
> So, 12 hours on and the account still hasn't been deleted... ... and the creepy, libel-ful* profile still stands: DICE.COM EMPLOYEE SPAMMING LIVECODING.TV Liza Shulyayeva banned for spamming. WORKS FOR DICE.com and is ju
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by cjslep 11y ago
> expecting ownership of your content after giving up ownership of your content is logically unsound. ...which is why the OP is only really concerned about account deletion, not content deletion (the second half of the article). I am sur
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by cjslep 11y ago
Hopefully there is no more maximum length that PATH could be. My last experience was with Windows 7, so maybe a lot has changed since then. Nothing more annoying than having a custom CMD shortcut that loads a script to add things to PATH th
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by cjslep 11y ago
> Sure, if you're an incompetent teacher. But then maybe, just maybe, you shouldn't be teaching at all. But the teacher that does this will have students with higher scores, so by all metrics they are not the incompetent ones.
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by cjslep 11y ago
Imagine if this alert system were too liberal at labeling things "nation-state" and a significant proportion of users saw this notice: I imagine the general populous would be much more concerned about internet security than they a
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by cjslep 11y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience! It is one thing to read reports and another thing entirely to have gone through it all. I appreciate you writing about what must be a tough subject. It is all too easy to get carried away with the Joplin
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by cjslep 11y ago
> missing one of the nation’s largest nuclear power plants by less than two miles I was fortunate to work for Dr. Twisdale, one of a handful of people (if not the only man) who provides wind hazard engineering support for nuclear power p
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by cjslep 11y ago
> given its historical context of not being a very successful industry at all. Your metrics for "success" are interesting: > It's more expensive than the alternatives, including wind and solar now. According to [0] only
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by cjslep 11y ago
> If some of the technologies that can transmute waste intro shorter lived stuff come to fruition, fantastic. Today we could be reducing the volume of HLW if the US deployed pyroprocessing and cadmium distillation. Unfortunately for the
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by cjslep 11y ago
> The engineers in charge of these systems have been "at odds," which has created friction, according to The Information. > Uber’s chief technology officer, Thuan Pham, later wrote to his staff that the mistake “reflects an
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by cjslep 11y ago
Central Prison (where death row is for the state of NC) is right by NC State's campus. While I was there I was a heavy metal radio host for WKNC, and received a lot of letters from death row inmates. Very few letters were of the type
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by cjslep 11y ago
> In war, unlike chess, rules can be changed. Truces can be called. The greatest of enemies can become the best of friends. This did happen during World War I between the soldiers of the opposing sides during the Christmas Truces of Dece
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by cjslep 11y ago
> What I really like about 4chan nowadays is the pace. I think the pace varies from board to board, and can appeal to people and their particular tastes at the time. Using myself as an example: today I enjoy /wg/'s backgro
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by cjslep 11y ago
> Mainstream rock is still really bad about it, and less-mainstream metal is some of the worst. I agree. In my experience as a heavy metal show radio host from 2009-2013, it seemed like a very significant proportion of heavy metal is mas
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by cjslep 11y ago
I was surprised this past summer to see even Cape Lookout National Seashore in North Carolina has an occasional odd private house, for example on Long Point Island. It's a park with almost no presence on the continental U.S. and almost
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by cjslep 11y ago
I have had the privilege of working on augmented reality with accurate head-tracking and geo-registered spatial entities in a 3D world, and am looking forward to seeing how the next step of Glass goes. It is really cool to "walk around
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by cjslep 11y ago
From "How to write unmaintainable code" [0], here is a function declaration that changes signature based on how many times the header is #included: #ifndef DONE #ifdef TWICE void g(char* str); #define DONE #e
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by cjslep 11y ago
Eastern Carolina University sports teams are "The Pirates", hence the pirate ship. Their color is purple so I am sad to see they didn't make a Purple Pirate Ship. An hour down the road from there: if NC State, UNC Chapel Hill
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by cjslep 11y ago
An interesting documentary is "Hacking Democracy" (2006) [0] that championed open voting machines and open election processes to help prevent election fraud. The documented fraud that occurred in the early 2000's really lifte
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by cjslep 11y ago
As someone that uses Microsoft's STL, I just wanted to let you know I appreciate your work. Stepping through the STL (whether on purpose or via accidental F11 instead of F10) has made me a better programmer. I mean it sincerely!
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by cjslep 11y ago
> We can always go full-retard with the utilitarianism. If you're going to allow injustice to happen to the few to the benefit the many, why even bother prosecute anyone for anything? That is quite a strawman coming out of nowhere!
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by cjslep 11y ago
> In the situation where knowledge of guilt has been found by unjust means, how does ignoring that knowledge promote justice. Because not ignoring that knowledge enables the propagating of injustice. Fighting for justice is a futile effo
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by cjslep 11y ago
Tangential to the topic: The git bisect image has "good" and "bad" backwards, showing the solving of a bug instead of the production of one. I would hope a commit in between would clearly state it contains the bugfix.

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