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The Inslaw PROMIS Software Scandal (constitution.org)
1 points by digisign 13y ago|0 comments
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by digisign 13y ago
If you've found a superstar, then surely they can skip the process. Otherwise a test drive sounds perfect. It's what you'd do in any other transaction.
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by digisign 13y ago
The mission of most companies is to make money.
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by digisign 13y ago
Curious, do you get much sun? Vitamin D definciency commonly results in sickly people too.
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by digisign 13y ago
Not to mention the moon.
696.
by digisign 13y ago
There has been one for about twenty years called 4NT, now tccle.
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by digisign 13y ago
I've been thinking about learning Go this summer, but this article just reminded me about D. Anone have any insights re the two?
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by digisign 13y ago
Putting it in embedded devices only became possible about two years ago, no?
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by digisign 13y ago
Here, here. Been trying to come up with a reason to use these over named tuples but they are few.
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by digisign 13y ago
Terminals have only text, sometimes lots of empty space, never images. The transperency makes it look nice and people (that care to enable it) happy.
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by digisign 13y ago
Disgusting. Linux desktops are lacking as it is, the destruction of mature features has it moving backwards... and now weaker than Windows 95.
702.
by digisign 13y ago
I've always wondered why so many of these usability niceties have been available yet neglected soooo long, while the language as a whole has progressed so much? There are plenty more of these, like interpreter history and adding pip to the
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by digisign 13y ago
The thought process is "I'll do it later." Always tomorrow.
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by digisign 14y ago
Nice try. It's well known that the uneducated don't do much family planning. A comic that says the opposite with zero to back it up is worth the paper its printed on.
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by digisign 14y ago
He's right, yet to anyone who's seen the movie Idiocracy the problem is obvious. The "hicks, vatos, and homeboyz" aren't going to stop breeding.
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by digisign 14y ago
Zoom out.
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by digisign 14y ago
Can't wait for the third rev with (hopefully) higher res display, more ram and battery life, newer ubuntu.
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by digisign 14y ago
Kahlon.com sells replacement parts at a fraction of the cost of manufacturers.
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by digisign 14y ago
You are talking to grey-area after all.
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by digisign 14y ago
No. I agree that people deserve a second chance, but there is no reason for him to be in the money business. He should be doing one of the other 95% of jobs that do not require it.
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by digisign 14y ago
Yep, there are a few errors in there but I like the general idea. In fact I'm just starting to try the method Steve Gibson of security now described. Basically, cut down sugars and grains (most processed food), and add more healthy fats.
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by digisign 14y ago
The s{} alternatve is based on the strange r'' or u'' syntax i've gotten used to.
713.
by digisign 14y ago
I thought they were all linked to lcars.
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by digisign 14y ago
How about {,} or s{} ?
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by digisign 14y ago
Congrats on the most useless comment of the day.
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by digisign 14y ago
Vic-20 wow...those graphics are mind-blowing. I have some great memories of the random sentence generator, filled with every bad word several twelve-year-olds could think up. Good times. ;)
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by digisign 14y ago
This or similar should be standard in django... anyone here that can make it happen? ;)
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by digisign 14y ago
Wine is not an emulator. ;)
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by digisign 14y ago
It would be a waste of time; the devices are arm and not x86.
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by digisign 14y ago
It always has, with the up arrow. Has a new word search (like ctrl+r) also. Not sure how long the hist is kept though.

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