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by dkl 14y ago
Don't they have to because they use the public airwaves?
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by dkl 14y ago
I was being slightly tongue-in-cheek with the "moochers" comment. There are a lot of working poor in the 47%, and those are the ones that I was talking about. The GOP views the poor as responsible for their plight and not victims of circu
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by dkl 14y ago
It is absolutely ridiculous that it took them this long to do this. It should have been available on the first day there were different regions.
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by dkl 14y ago
It's a pushdown stack of consolidated tabs.
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by dkl 14y ago
There's a big reason this won't fly in the US. The GOP won't support it because it's a gift to moochers. I agree with you, it's a better way to do it and to raise the standard of living in this country. It might even have a big effect on
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by dkl 14y ago
And, it's only a matter of time before they force us to use a real name, IMO.
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by dkl 14y ago
Cities are more and more doing this (what you specified for pedestrian lights outside the US). My problem: there's a very large intersection that I walk through daily that changed to "only allow walk when the button is pushed" and 9 times
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by dkl 14y ago
Problem is, once a law is used for a new use, no matter how virtuous it is, it will now be seen as one of the tools in the toolbox for prosecutors to punish people. Many of those new uses will not be looked on favorably, either.
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by dkl 14y ago
My point is they changed the definition. It wasn't always that way.
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by dkl 14y ago
This is just plain naive. See Shorel's comment, and to that I'll add: That is YOUR definition of where to write data files. Not mine and certainly not everyone's idea. Saying that all apps should fit this model is just absurd.
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by dkl 14y ago
I have no idea what capturing and redirecting writes mean. All explained here: http://superuser.com/questions/384107/why-cant-i-edit-a-prog...
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by dkl 14y ago
Agree 100%. I went there as an undergrad and I hated it, except for my comp sci courses, which I loved. The department was young then, and it was a completely different experience being there during the rise of BSD.
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by dkl 14y ago
To get you to upgrade to a paid LinkedIn subscription?
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by dkl 14y ago
I imagine that since it's on US soil, no. The FAA has jurisdiction here.
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by dkl 14y ago
The hypocrisy of the TC article is disgusting. They're recklessly throwing stones at people who may be in delicate positions themselves. As soon as I saw it was written by Arrington, I hit the back button. That tells me all I need to kno
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by dkl 14y ago
You really think that the OEM-installed apps on a Windows machine make it terrible, and the OS contributes nothing? I have a friend that really loves Sony laptop hardware. Every time he buys one, though, he has to spend a day cleaning of
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by dkl 14y ago
Then they aren't a legal alternative.
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by dkl 14y ago
Donuts in moderation are fine. Seat-belts in moderation are not a good idea. That's why your analogy doesn't really work. I said "craze" because the anti-carb mood is somewhat of a fad, so I think the word "craze" is perfectly suited.
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by dkl 14y ago
The $64,000 question: how many private trackers have been infiltrated by these watchers? I turned off the cable 2+ yrs ago and have been torrenting tv shows since then (no movies or music). When I get my first notice, I'll be getting a s
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by dkl 14y ago
You can spend $10 to get HBO because you have cable. For those of us that don't, HBO Go is not an option.
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by dkl 14y ago
The Krispy Kreme situation is quite different. They had an accounting scandal that actually caused them to contract, in addition to the health craze reasons that many people assume. http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/11/business/11place.html?
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by dkl 14y ago
I agree with you, but unfortunately, when I travel it's almost always for pleasure and I have my child with me. I didn't opt out last time because I didn't want him to have to deal with someone getting personal with him (he was 10 at the t
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by dkl 14y ago
Some that would act like this toward waiters, et al, won't take kindly to being told, even very nicely, that he's very rude. If he was the type of person that would take kindly to it, he wouldn't have done it in the first place.
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by dkl 14y ago
Provide an S3 link if you are worried about bandwidth, where the name of your company is in the URL (ie, bucket name).
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by dkl 14y ago
Showing it "to people at Stripe" and getting permission to use it are two different things.
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by dkl 14y ago
That would make HBO close to $100/mo! Not a very good deal. My way to help the producers of content is to buy DVD's, etc from their websites.
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by dkl 14y ago
"And what they are doing seems to be working out the best for them." then "It's possible they are wrong, but if they are wrong they will be the ones suffering the consequences." You can't have it both ways. My opinion: there's no way to kno
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by dkl 14y ago
Legalize != decriminalize. Portugal did the latter.
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by dkl 14y ago
Even if they are the same panels, they might very well have much cheaper power supplies in them.
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by dkl 14y ago
Also, having a conversation is pretty much impossible if there are a lot of comments, mainly because the comments are linear. If you want to catch replies to your comments, you need to read everything or search for your username (hoping th

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