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by cubano 8y ago
Russians have been meddling with our elections for a long, long time .
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Bail reform could give justice to poor, minorities(newsobserver.com)
115 points by cubano 8y ago|133 comments
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by cubano 8y ago
Podbean is pretty good for searching, and they even have a creator platform as well.
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by cubano 8y ago
Could someone please inform me...under what domain does such abstract esoteric language make programming either easier or more efficient?
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by cubano 8y ago
This is an outstanding list and should be required learning on every software manager's todo. I can't tell you how important 3. is.
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by cubano 8y ago
Yet people have done and are doing it on a daily basis.
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by cubano 8y ago
Amen.
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by cubano 8y ago
People can live over 60 days without food, so maybe that part isn't so unexpected. Water of course is a different story..I believe after 48 hours severe dehydration sets in...after 3 days...kaput.
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by cubano 8y ago
OMG...me too! Don't forget The Source as well...man did I ring up some outrageous bills back then ugh.
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by cubano 8y ago
My personal bet is that blockchains will be like XML: a technology that was going to be The FUTURE for a while, got put into a bunch of things... That's an outstanding analogy, one I had not considered before, but certainly XML is f
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by cubano 8y ago
This is surprising to me for when I was in Florida prison in 2003 there was a man who was serving a 15-year "3 strikes" sentence for stealing a rusty $30 bike off a house porch. I was incredulous, as of course was he, and I asked
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by cubano 8y ago
I am wrong to wonder why this doesn't run in a browser, or does it? I was under the impression React uses the browser DOM (or virtual DOM of course) to render its components...wouldn't that mean it can run on the desktop in a brow
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by cubano 8y ago
Ultimately I think we will avoid World War III because the corporations don’t want it; ..today, it should have ended with. Tomorrow, as they say, is a whole new ball game and it's certainly hard to predict what our sociopathic corpor
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by cubano 8y ago
If they are leaving a place of "war and violence", I am sure some unemployment as the worst social condition hardly could be construed as an "even bleaker future ahead".
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by cubano 8y ago
Wow...that's amazingly interesting! I am a musician as well and I do remember its MIDI-specs were top-of-the-line. I never really got the chance to use it in that way but thinking about that almost makes me want to pick one up and giv
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by cubano 8y ago
It's my current understanding that recessions are caused not by economic news, but by the people's reaction to it's apparent demise. I feel like they are priming the pump with stuff like this...I guess it's time to hit t
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by cubano 8y ago
Isn't this just the same problem IBM has had for...well...most of my adult life? I had a contract gig at IBM Advanced Technology in Boca for about 18 months in early 2001-2002. Talk about missing the boat... I was brought in to prop u
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by cubano 8y ago
I always dislike it when the Amiga 1200 is mentioned as a forerunner to modern computing and the wonderful, albeit buggy, Atari 1040ST, released in 1985 , is totally forgotten about Using the Motorola 680000 with 32 bit internal/16 bi
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by cubano 8y ago
I've always shared a fairly deep connection with Mr. Bourdain for two reason...number one, I actually look enough like him that when I travel I am constantly being asked if I am him, or do I know that I look like him etc... The secon
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by cubano 8y ago
"Mental illness" gives us all a safe little place to store the horror.
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by cubano 8y ago
After 35 years of hearing debates and suppositions on null in C, C++, and <insert modern programming language here>, I feel that "null discussions" now metaphorically model null itself, as they share all the same features...
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by cubano 8y ago
You should let him ride his bike freely and not give into your fear-based biases. I'll bet if you look up crime statistics, your town is probably safer now then it was then. So why would you keep him from exploring and learning how to
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How Does China Control 1.4B People?(newrepublic.com)
1 points by cubano 8y ago|0 comments
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by cubano 8y ago
I lived this world almost everyday I was incarcerated in Florida State Prison, and the dynamic certainly was interesting. What I noticed happened is each group first starts picking up on the speech patterns and mannerisms of the other and b
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by cubano 9y ago
> Am I the only one who doesn't care about anybody's sexual past? In general, I don't care either...however, if I was to see multiple under-15 charges I certainly would 1. like to be aware of the info and 2. keep my 14yo d
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by cubano 9y ago
I've had good luck so far (knock wood) with Newegg...let me find a link... https://www.newegg.com/Laptop-Notebooks/RefurbishedStore/ID-...
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by cubano 9y ago
This product is too obvious and to doable for it to that far off, so hopefully a bit more patience is all we need.
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by cubano 9y ago
Refurbished by a reputable re-seller always seems to work well for me, altho it adds a bit to the cost. I've picked up i5(2600)/8g/500G laptops for 150 like this on several occasions.
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by cubano 9y ago
From this perspective, the user is merely a pawn in the game of revenue projections and market expectations. I've been in the IT/software game since the mid 80's, where fresh out of engineering college I started my first so
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by cubano 9y ago
> 2.9 million more votes is a big fucking deal IMO> Not at all, really...it's simple economics to see why this is so. You see, Trump didn't have to win the popular vote, he had to win the electoral college to become Presiden

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