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cmdrfred
10y ago
My mistake 32k was the first I'd used and I downloaded a great deal of shareware at that time. I didn't realise it was dead by then.
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10y ago
How'd that work over a 32k modem?
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10y ago
I've owned horses too. It depends on what you want them to do. If you want to jump on their back and ride them around, sure. I don't do that personally, and while they don't read you like a dog can I've taken unsocialize
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10y ago
"Where does HN get it's perfectly compatible partners from?" Truth is women in our culture are still somewhat of a status symbol. My wife is essentially perfectly compatible with me that was achieved by not simply selecting t
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cmdrfred
10y ago
"Dogs are genetically predisposed to be man's best friend - friends don't get eaten." I take it you've never met a cow, horse, pig, chicken or tame deer. Most animals will befriend humans if you are patient enough.
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10y ago
>As for single-purpose email addresses, that only works for cases where the service isn't selling account information, correct? I don't know how you would tell the difference in that case so I assume yes. The way I implement th
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cmdrfred
10y ago
And we have been for a very long time. Quite frankly there isn't even a viable way to vote against it anymore.
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10y ago
The only problem is I want YouTube videos to do this when on that website.
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cmdrfred
10y ago
>but really Hillary had a massive drop Obama campaigned on change, people voted for him because they believed him. Many of them were white. Now, when those same people refuse to vote or vote for Trump. They are nothing but racists. The m
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10y ago
I've thought about something like this. Sort of Sid Meier's Civilization but more of a focus on governance and policy as opposed to war. I have the time and the programming chops to pull it off, just none of the artistic skills to
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cmdrfred
10y ago
Not that I'm aware of. I watched Occupy Wall Street for a while and it fragmented into a million subgroups without a leader. It seems you really need a Gandhi or MLK type to keep movements on track.
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10y ago
The poor peoples campaign was one. They demanded an economic bill of rights. Martin Luther King was the founder of it, he believed that poverty the main issue in America at that time. A month later he was assassinated and the whole thing fe
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10y ago
As long as they receive no public funding I don't see a problem with it, but you don't get to take federal dollars and put up a no whites allowed sign on the door.
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cmdrfred
10y ago
Feel free to do so on their private property as has always been their right.
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10y ago
The politicians get votes for one.
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cmdrfred
10y ago
You don't hear the candidates and party officials saying that publicly though. Sure in private they probably say worse but Clinton called the middle of the country a basket of deplorables.
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10y ago
I think against Elizabeth Warren for example the anti-women sentiment would of had a greater effect on the outcome. Hillary Clinton's comments about Monica Lewinsky while first lady and her defence of Bill's actions makes this a b
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10y ago
They also banned the Hillary for prison hashtag I believe. The supporters had to spelling it wrong in order to get it to trend again.
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10y ago
It certainly feels lightweight though and that is the important metric.
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10y ago
I never said I did. She ran a tone deaf campaign and it was made clear she was in the pocket of wall street. Trump at least tried to look like an outsider. That's why he won, like it or not.
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cmdrfred
10y ago
You are oversimplifing this. These people are pissed off at Washington and Wall Street and they believe Hillary would be more of Obamas business as usual. And guess what? The emails proved them right. http://m.washingtontimes.com
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cmdrfred
10y ago
I don't deny quantum randomness per say, I just deeply hope that it isn't true for some reason.
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10y ago
This isn't even a new strategy, the exact same thing happened with GWB. Electoral college victory and everything. The DNC are incompetent hacks to not have seen this coming.
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10y ago
Like the Democratic majority he had while first elected?
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10y ago
>And what happens when the voters who took this promise literally find out and demand it? What happened when we demanded Obama close Guantanamo Bay as he promised?
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10y ago
Why not try the truth? "Son, most people in the world don't have the opportunity you and I have. You see we live in one of the wealthiest nations on the planet and we are very lucky to be here. So, it is only natural that people w
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10y ago
Obama is an ethnic cleanser? "the so-called soft-on-immigration Obama administration deported more unauthorized immigrants during its first six years than the Republican George W. Bush administration did over its full eight." htt
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10y ago
If people wished to be represented, they would have voted.
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10y ago
Unfortunately those were the pubic positions not the private ones.
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10y ago
Drug that does objectively more damage = legal Drug that does objectively less damage = illegal, it is too damaging You have a right to an opinion, but logic is not open to interpretation.
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