darkchasma

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by darkchasma 13y ago
The same way a corporation is a person. It's an abstraction to make rich people richer while limiting liability.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Good point on the existence of the down vote functionality, I've amended my comment above. To your other points though, Github being DDoSed is something I would like to know about, but does not happen so frequently that I should bookma
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by darkchasma 13y ago
There is a reason there are controls to allow you to upvote, or downvote stories. If you don't like a story, and have nothing to contribute to the story, downvote it. If the story is in the top few, it's because people (that are
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by darkchasma 13y ago
It's done intelligently, so you don't use tables, then you leave out tables.less. If you don't want tabs, then you leave out tabs.js.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Step 1 - Exclude the .less and .js files that you will not be using. Step 2 - Edit or override the variable.less file. Done
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I cannot think of a single occasion where zero tolerance is not the drum beat of the fool.
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Fantastic Console Emulation for Windows(github.com)
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I would guess that in the game of spy vs. spy, you never show your hand. If I declare that a chip has a backdoor, then the enemy knows, and won't use it. New chips and doors will be created. But if I sit on it, then the bad guys may
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by darkchasma 13y ago
You already did, and were a great help.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Actually, the article I wanted to see was mentioned above: http://tech.co/treehouse-ipad-app-2013-07 . Coming from a press release, or a quote from the CEO. TNW however did not relay who the quote was coming from, and some
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I would like to get an official statement by either company before I jump to conclusions. I seem to recall someone at google claiming that Apple had not yet approved the Maps app and it wasn't even submitted yet. Apple used to do a l
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Chromecast is not available in your country. I live in Canada. Apple seems to be able to make this stuff work, why can't anyone else?
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I'm okay with it. Weev is the type of guy I wish was behind bars. He's a stain with no redeeming qualities that I can tell. He takes a lot of joy in causing people pain, and many peoples lives are better with him behind bars.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
The two tasks aren't mutually exclusive. If you can only do one, then that's fine, there isn't anything wrong with that. But leadership has nothing to do with a title, so if you weren't leading before you took a leader
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by darkchasma 13y ago
How long would you have to run the centrifuge for? If it were 6-7 times faster, you would have to run a machine nonstop for 10 years. Seems like a tremendous waste of energy, heat from a motor which could affect the results, and a great l
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Exactly how would Apple bully a Publisher? Jobs went and pulled down the CEO's pants?
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I'm confused as to how we went from 1984 being a cautionary tale to 1984 being secretly implemented; and no one seems to give a shit.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Does anyone know why we can't have nice terminal emulators on Windows? I would kill for something that was a fraction as good as the default terms in OSX or Ubuntu. Oh, and if the NSA is listening, I wouldn't actually kill, that&
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by darkchasma 13y ago
What better way to hide that you're doing the same thing. Well, right up until someone leaks this story of course...
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by darkchasma 13y ago
That's because the name "Restore the 4th (including the 'penumbras' and 'emanations' of other constitutional protections found in the 4th, 5th, and 9th)" was already taken by a pedantic moron, so they had
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I used to say that people were paranoid who thought the government was spying on them. So I'm not quite ready to dismiss this as a crazy conspiracy just yet.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Usually, I respect and appreciate your comments, but this suffers from being overtly pedantic, and clearly missing the forrest for the trees.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Even after this explanation, I feel I'm just too dumb to understand the benefit. I'm not being negative, but until I see a real use case, I'm just don't see how this fits.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Sixteen is still considered a minor in almost all countries. The age of consent is not the same as the age of majority.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
You think the problem with society is our pattern recognition, and exclusion behaviour? A result of being inundated with perpetual signage which is irrelevant, or inane? Since this is a result of society, why are you getting all blamey?
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by darkchasma 13y ago
"hokey team visualization gimics" keep management off the teams ass, so I appreciate a little attention. Though I ultimately agree, there isn't a lot here that's scratching any of our itches.
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by darkchasma 13y ago
I'm confused, every example is 100 times the code I would write using straight html... Is there a benefit I'm missing?
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by darkchasma 13y ago
"The truth is that the current TV system is a great deal for everyone." No, it isn't. I cut the cord, and watch media on Netflix & Hulu and buy 2-3 shows on iTunes. To get the same number of movies and series on TV I was paying for a
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Because they photoshopped a stock image??? Seriously? You understand how journalism and blogging works, right?
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by darkchasma 13y ago
Not useless, but validation of the presence of a valid email does not validate the accuracy of the email. It may be valid and still wrong. Therefore the return on investment, and the possible exclusions of valid email doesn't justify the

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