cmdrfred

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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   The "expensive work" here was 15 percent of GlaxoSmithKline's revenue last year. They spent 40 percent on marketing. When can this myth die? http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2016/07&#x2F
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   Do you have a E=MC2 sort of revelation in regards to cancer?
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   I did the exact same thing.
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   > The fact he was carrying a gun, and trying to act out against police in the first place, is not going to engender him any sympathy in the public at large. Corrected: The fact he was exercising his 2nd amendment rights, and trying to in
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   Sacrilege, nothing comes close to Sneakers for me. It also is still relevant today given what Snowden has told us.
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   The show emphasized many times that "she is learning to hack" to the point of ad nauseam. Nobody who has a clue would ever call it that. In reality, she was learning to use Linux. Side note: Why is everyone using Kali Linux all th
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   If bouncing a network interface is hacking, I'm Captain Crunch. Maybe the other episodes are better, but that ruined it for me.
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   I only watched a few episodes, but the whole "She needs to learn to hack in 24 hours" bullshit was a little too much for me. Everything she was doing could have been a script. There was 0 reason to have her punching in commands li
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   by cmdrfred 10y ago

   "He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past."
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    (citation needed)
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    But I'd have to carry TWO PHONES!* *Read: I'd be subject to FOIA requests.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I'd much rather you use 21GB on my SSD than 2.1GB of my ram.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    It might make sense to force employer's to retain insurance that guarantees compensation to its employees/contractors. Executive compensation should be doled out last but is too often doled out first.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I work for a medical group that does just this. It is indeed possible and profitable. You just have to pay taxes on earnings.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I'm from Pennsylvania, I think it was the Quakers[0] who framed it originally like this but police here do more community policing as opposed to broken windows policing. In my experience, most police mainly use the law as a tool to kee
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    In some rural communities this is how the police behave in the US. I've seen police changing tires for people near my house countless times for example.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    But what about the years of life lost due to subsisting primarily on pizza? It's probably a wash.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    Grandparent is correct. For GSK: R&D was 15% of their budget, while 'selling, general and administration' was 39%.[1] [1] http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/news/2016/07/19/where-gs...
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    A warm glass of milk and a warm glass of milk with ejaculate in it, can you tell the difference? Does it matter?
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    How is it possible that we pay twice as much for healthcare? Same reason.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    This is a place where I do not agree with Facebook's decision but I agree they have a right to decide who and what can be on their platform. Freedom of speech does not give me the right to come into your home and say whatever I like wi
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    Here's my argument for remote work. If working in an office is vastly more productive than working from home, as soon as remote work is relatively commonplace in our industry we should see jobs where you have to come into the office pa
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    >If the United States' military posture was not so depleted at this point, Compared to whom?[0][1][2] We are first or second in most measures of military strength globally. We currently likely have the most powerful military ever to
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I feel insincere doing those things beacuse simply, I'm being insincere. I don't really care that you had a hamburger for lunch to be honest and I actively don't want you to know what I did over the weekend. So I lie to keep
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    For me it is mental energy. I get the same kind of tired as I do writing code just much faster.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I can certainly learn faster from a book. Unless the teacher is Eminem, I can read much faster than they can speak. I've found that an hour of classroom instruction is about 15 minutes of reading for me.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    I always thought of them as a way to gain root. As in privilege escalation.
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    Did Apple ever offer a laptop with a serial port?
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    Comment specifies the protocol used "Than goes to https://shady.example.com"
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    by cmdrfred 10y ago

    While my laptop doesn't have a floppy drive anymore. It does have a DVD drive and USB ports. Who is this 'everyone'?