cmurf

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by cmurf 10y ago
In the moment of sheer misery you will not be a smart pid that will give two shits about the grand scheme. You'll only care about yourself, you'll only recognize that reality, that is your fundamental programming. You will not be
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by cmurf 10y ago
Substitute blivet-gui for gparted. It groks pretty much all Linux storage: MBR, GPT, mdadm and LVM raid, Btrfs, LUKS. https://github.com/rhinstaller/blivet-gui http://www-rhstorage.rhcloud.com/blog&#x2F
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by cmurf 10y ago
You think average Joe User needs to be root or an admin capable of using sudo, to format a USB stick, or use a printer already connected to the computer? There is something that a locally logged in user is privileged to do without needing t
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by cmurf 10y ago
You're even dumber than I thought. No fool, it's not death that's tragic, it's human suffering. Torture for years before dying. Oh yeah, that's just a goof. Asswipe.
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by cmurf 10y ago
I think this is completely culturally and moronically ignorant to such an extreme degree. You wish this were true. I wish it were true. But it's complete, utter, bollocks. Life is one big ride and silly? Are you fucking high? You&#x2
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by cmurf 10y ago
OK I'm lost on "We could say: "Let's use our extra wealth to take more leisure time for ourselves."" and how you square that with the gap between median wage and median housing cost. What extra wealth are you t
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by cmurf 10y ago
tmobile, ipv6 on lte everywhere I've been in the U.S. in the paste year with a Moto G (2015).
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by cmurf 10y ago
The nerd kid thinks this behavior is what makes someone an unreliable asshole in the first place. He's got a different way of thinking about these kinds of insults and you're saying he should just mimick ass hattery in order to di
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by cmurf 10y ago
Same experience. Those fucking little pricks only understood one thing, giving and receiving violence. But that was also before we understood how to properly communicate to all parties involved. A big part of why I flipped my shit was becau
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by cmurf 10y ago
Right and also tuition doesn't mean cost of attendance where there are all kinds of additional fees, books, room and board, etc. Cost of attendance is easily double that of tuition. So it's actually in the vicinity of $25K per yea
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by cmurf 10y ago
OK well there are all sorts of programming, and DNA is one of those, so is culture, so is family. We're programmed to say pledges to flags, desire an education, get married, buy houses, go into debt, have children, have more debt, etc.
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by cmurf 10y ago
Why is it OK to protect American IT jobs with limited (or expensive) H-1Bs, but it's Ok to replace commerical drivers with autonomous vehicles? Why is one kind of protectionism Ok and the other overdue for being squashed?
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by cmurf 10y ago
There could be tax complications here, using a personal credit card to buy the computer and then transfer it to the business with an expense report. It's a lot more straightforward to use the company credit card even if you're a s
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by cmurf 10y ago
Well it's an interesting idea to consider a corporation more like a derivative of the state, as it comes into existence via state power, and is in effect immortal until its existence is ended via state power; rather than like the deriv
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by cmurf 10y ago
I'm not suggesting there are no oil soluble materials in mushrooms. But just because there are such materials does not mean there is any such thing as "truffle oil" or "mushroom oil" in the same way there are nut, a
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by cmurf 10y ago
I agree with the idea that there are inefficiencies, unfairnesses, externalities in the "legit" way of operating short term rentals. But there are many hotels without 24/7 customer service, where the front desk is closed afte
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by cmurf 10y ago
Ok then their model succeeds mainly on the basis that it's freeloading by being an exception to rules that apply to hotels. They're cheaper because they're not doing pretty much any of the things hotels are required to do, no
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by cmurf 10y ago
Truffles, like most mushrooms, contain basically 0% fat. 0.2g of fat in a 28g truffle is basically fat free. No fat, no oil to extract.
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by cmurf 10y ago
OK and how do you locate and invoice all of these morally responsible individuals who have led to this resistance? It's hundreds of thousands of doctors. I doubt their malpractice insurance will cover this. And then aside from the unne
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by cmurf 10y ago
It's tedious but I'd do some basic troubleshooting like embargo all addons, not merely disable, and trash the user prefs. If you use sync with a Firefox account, it'll have your history and bookmarks. Then add back add ons on
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by cmurf 10y ago
I get all of the other logistical arguments why Manhattan works well for old people, I've seen that first hand. But a 1 BR condo in Manhattan is in the $3500-$4000/month range. What sized house is that they're downsizing from
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by cmurf 10y ago
Repeatibility is hard. I'm in the same mountain town, two summers in a row, and it's a completely different experience. Many things are identical, in fact I'm surrounded by it. But the experience I'm having is very diffe
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by cmurf 10y ago
Having lived there, I always thought the same thing. The gotchas though... For one it's a filthy city, really. Noise, light, and air pollution. Piles of older buildings still use heating oil to operate their boilers, the soot gets ever
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by cmurf 10y ago
In the very recent past: Boner pills paid for by insurance. Contraceptive pills paid out of pocket. Forward to 2016 and it's largely the reverse. Finally some sanity.
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by cmurf 10y ago
Haha, or a bad neighborhood. I'm laughing at, "honey, we need to figure out if we're sending Jake to dance camp or a bad neighborhood this summer..." Of course he's going to dance camp but the idea of sending a kid
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by cmurf 10y ago
If you believe in western civilizations' principles, there's two ways to handle corruption. The day to day type of corruption is usually treated as a crime, it requires laws, and funding investigations and prosecutors and courts,
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by cmurf 10y ago
No, they do not all do that, and not even most of them do it, or yes the sky would fall. We wouldn't, in fact, have the civilization we have. The choice is to have strong anti-fraud funding to find, catch, and prosecute most of these
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by cmurf 10y ago
Some online courses make it easy to enable cheating with weak authentication. For instance, rather than course specific login, if it were authenticated by your real one and true prized Google account, would these students be so eager to giv
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by cmurf 10y ago
Where have you lived that cycling is not an effective method of transportation? All of your arguments can be exactly adapted for Uber/Lyft, and even if I were to do that it doesn't mean ride sharing is an ineffective method of tra
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by cmurf 10y ago
Good reply.

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