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by daveheq 9y ago
Phone support is what your "significant other" is for.. xD
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by daveheq 9y ago
Wouldn't this just use the same citation rules as Wikipedia? News sources deemed "authoritative" based on popularity or reputation? I've seen a lot of evidence later called "non-existent" or "fake" by
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by daveheq 9y ago
How many fake ones were pro-net neutrality? I could see Russia writing fake ones to disrupt things... And then there will be the rise of the bot wars (Ender's Game was prophetic!).
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by daveheq 9y ago
Now Google just needs to test their apps like Drive on it... I stopped using Firefox partly because they were so buggy on it.
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by daveheq 9y ago
RSS, like Facebook, Twitter, email, and every other way to post to people, has its own uses in it's own situations that fit best for people in those situations. I dislike people trying to say we should universally move over to one form
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by daveheq 9y ago
Good, let the people have their choice, and accept their choice when they make it.
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by daveheq 9y ago
Yay maybe people will start learning elsewhere that giant corporations' best interests aren't their customers.
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by daveheq 9y ago
I always wonder about the timing of these releases... Are they really released as soon as possible after they're found, or just piecemeal when it's revealers find it most politically convenient?
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by daveheq 9y ago
Can't wait to hear every right-winger I know say how this isn't fair capitalism and not free market, completely ignoring past-wage discrimination and any gender gap... Just like they're instructed to do from Fox News and thei
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by daveheq 9y ago
I've used several different characters for escaping, though I don't know why backslash (\) isn't the default universal one. It seems pretty sensible, it's used across multiple scripting languages and CLIs. If you need to
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by daveheq 9y ago
Just wait til the government bans this because people will store kiddie porn, terrorist communications, and copyrighted media into it.
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by daveheq 9y ago
Just wait, when the only technology will be Clientless Serverless Stateless Dataless Interfaceless Codeless Gateway, it'll be called Cornucopia.
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by daveheq 9y ago
How do we hack our computers to be secure?
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by daveheq 9y ago
If a company finds a breach of sensitive customer data, they need to fix the breach, not wait until they discover a ton of data was lifted... otherwise this seems like prime stupidity, and the fact that they instead just tried to cover it u
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by daveheq 9y ago
Why do we trust corporations over government again?
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by daveheq 9y ago
I'm not sure you're understanding that the author isn't complaining that Google is deleting content based on a free speech issue but the fact that they're misunderstanding it as terrorist propaganda when it's simply
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by daveheq 9y ago
Equifax had engineers and coders building their hackable site, at the direction of Equifax, within the scope of the law (unless we discover they broke security regulations). Having regulations with suitable punishments gives the company an
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by daveheq 9y ago
Is this called a Giferoid?
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by daveheq 9y ago
Funny that the author says we haven't found any such people in the past 100 years of testing with truly exceptional hearing, such as a greatly extended hearing range, so they probably don't exist, yet I was tested at around 13 as
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by daveheq 9y ago
Less crazy folk? I can't tell you many "less crazy folk" believe the most nutso easily-disprovable bunk on the internet because it reinforces their feelings and beliefs on something... Completely functional people making grea
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by daveheq 9y ago
Haha. Apple officially thinks Google is a nuisance with news sites, like Adobe with Flash.
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by daveheq 9y ago
I disagree with you on a lot of things here. Files in two places will confuse people. Expecting a computer to know what hand gestures you're making requires a camera which can be more mistake-prone than voice, and like watching your ey
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by daveheq 9y ago
This is when human logic overrides a dumb policy. Really, people at Amazon shouldn't be overriding their brain with a bunch of text in a policy.
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by daveheq 9y ago
Why start at 0? Did you echo this from an array? I think Amazon is part of the scam for allowing it to happen while doing nothing about it and profiting off it like the seller!
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by daveheq 9y ago
You're hilarious, where's the maximized profit in that?
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by daveheq 9y ago
See, just because STEM is less than 50% women means it's sexist against them... Just like nursing, HR, home care, child care, social services, accounting, and a bunch of other services being less than 50% men is sexist against men! Mak
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by daveheq 9y ago
Because when I think of sports, I think of a little green fairy.
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by daveheq 9y ago
Imagine after World War 3, the aliens sift through the remnants of humanity, find this archive of digitized 78rpm records, and turn into mustachioed corduroy-wearing hipsters.
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by daveheq 9y ago
If we're not considering qualifications of applicants vs ignorance of those qualifications by employers, then we're only fighting discrimination with discrimination. In none of the articles I've read have the reporters shown
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by daveheq 9y ago
Now if we could get the government version of this...

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