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by click170 12y ago
Can we agree that it's not the having of a kitchen or cafeteria, but what they stock it with that is the problem? I would relish a kitchen or cafeteria stocked with delicious and wholesome food.
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by click170 12y ago
I kind of read that a bit differently. First off, we can probably agree that not every corporate open source project is one that the community expresses an interest in. For those projects without community interest, this is moot. For projec
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by click170 12y ago
This 'Friends dont let friends build alone' day sounds like a neat idea, it would be awesome if these popped up in other cities too!
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by click170 12y ago
I get that you want to showcase your features, but speaking for myself at least, choosing not to support XMPP means you don't even make the list of possible alternatives to what we have now. Making that promise is nice (if we can agre
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by click170 12y ago
Though I wish that you were right without exception, my experience is that at least for some people this does not hold true.
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by click170 12y ago
I'm curious where the idea that it's largely abandoned comes from. This isn't the first time I've heard it, but each time I've heard it and looked, the project looks far from dead or abandoned.
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by click170 12y ago
In my experience working with Debian, the rebuild is sensitive to disk usage. If you start using the disks, the rebuild will slow down intentionally so as to not choke the drives. This could explain why it was fast for you but not for the
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by click170 12y ago
Very informative, especially the second page, thanks for linking that! If you have any other suggested reading re Xen / Virtualization I'd be very interested in them.
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by click170 12y ago
Site down? It's not loading for me on Desktop or Mobile. From the title it sounds like an interesting read, I'll have to check back later. Edit: Mwuhaha. http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:upPfoeO
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by click170 12y ago
While what you say is true, it would at least be a step in the right direction towards better privacy. It would provide protection against passive snooping (NSA/GCHQ) even if it wouldn't prevent active attacks. Edit: Typo
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by click170 12y ago
For what its worth she should have filed a report anyway (assuming she didn't because of the perceived futility). One witness against a cop doesn't count for much, but 2? How about 3? How many individual eye witness complaints do
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by click170 12y ago
Why are fines not tied to a percent of revenue for a given time period? These flat-fee fines look big to the little folks but typically are pocket change for these big companies, it should actually hurt (see punishment) when they do somethi
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by click170 12y ago
From my point of view this is what anonymous full disclosure is for. Naming and shaming typically gets some kind of a response. Keeping quiet does not. I know not everyone agrees with full disclosure but I assert there is a time and a place
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by click170 12y ago
You could try not watching TV, using a laptop, or reading in bed. For me, when I stopped watching TV and doing things on my laptop from my bed, I very quickly noticed an improvement in how quickly I fell asleep. Another big one is exercise.
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by click170 12y ago
I don't think this is a fair analogy. You don't pay the post office a flat fee for the ability to receive all packages, but from my perspective that's exactly what I pay my ISP for. Granted you do pay the post office in the f
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by click170 12y ago
This is part of why people are so peeved about this whole situation, most companies who try to double-dip like this get called out on it but for some reason when an ISP does it it's in some kind of grey area.
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by click170 12y ago
What really bugs me is that we're all focusing on the judge, not about the fact that there are for-profit prisons. Is that not going to lead other judges to the same corruption over time? To me, the idea of a for-profit prison is just
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by click170 12y ago
StackExchange has a network of question-answer sites that are, in my opinion at least, quite good and very useful. And they don't require real names. I don't use Quora so I can't compare, but I disagree with the idea that rea
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by click170 12y ago
Part of the problem with that would be telling which books are authoritative for which topics. Or, more interestingly, which authors.
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by click170 12y ago
Are there any plans to deploy the same API to FutureShop.ca? My understanding is that they are one and the same company under different roofs. I worked in the Canadian west-coast Bestbuy warehouse and we shipped product to both BestBuy and
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by click170 12y ago
It bugs me that tap to zoom doesn't work on this site.
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by click170 12y ago
This whole article is dripping with contempt for the people that the Police are supposed to be protecting. This isn't just a problem of the Police having too many toys, this is a top-down attitude problem. You can't have that much
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by click170 12y ago
As one of those computer-literate relatives / offspring, I can't help but feel like I'm contributing to the problem by helping them "fix" their windows computers. So I've stopped doing it. I've explained p
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by click170 12y ago
John Oliver touched on this in his recent segment. The Army, is given training in Escalation Of Force. The police, who are being given all these toys because terrorists and drugs, do not have that training. This is why you hear about the po
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by click170 12y ago
The BBC has done a documentary about this, though I can't recall the name of it now. The only one that comes up in searches is How Smart Are You but that's not the right one. If I recall it came down to simply breaking routine. I&
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by click170 12y ago
I don't disagree with you, but I think the parent's point was that a responsive website covers all three bases, where an app only covers 2 (1 in most cases). Why exclude the laptop when you have an easy alternative that doesn&#x27
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by click170 12y ago
I used to enjoy Discovery Channel shows but lately I've all but lost interest in favor of BBC, ITV, Smithsonian, Al-Jazeera, and HBO for Last Week Tonight. PBS Frontline is still pretty good, but it seems like Discovery Channel, Histor
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by click170 12y ago
> but if the plugin leads people to believe that not-advertorials are advertorials, then it's not doing anyone any favors. I think part of the point is that we already think that as consumers. I feel like you and your well-intenti
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by click170 12y ago
Can it perhaps have an option to strip native advertising from my web experience completely? I don't want to see links to native advertising. I don't want to see the short leader blurbs about them showing up when I visit the front
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by click170 12y ago
This I don't mind. At my company though, those articles are ghost-written, and then they ask every employee to retweet and share it on Facebook and LinkedIn. It hasn't gotten to the point where we get in trouble for not doing it,

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