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by dkuntz2 12y ago
"I'm sorry, I don't want to talk to you anymore" click...
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Now...
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They're called Eclipse and jEdit?
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Arguably. He could just put more weight in one category than every other category combined, and Buchanan might match that category better than any other candidates. Unless Eich actually makes a statement on his political views, we don'
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Are you saying that one data point means you have enough data to infer broad actions? He may have spent some time deciding to donate, he may also have made a snap decision and donated without consideration. You don't know. You also don
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Proof? Or is all you have his donation in favor of Prop 8? because if that's it, you can't claim a trend with one data point...
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Just because they were working on it before doesn't mean that the plan at the time was to open-source those things...
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Income is a fairly large factor for most people's wealth...
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But ... What are those steps?
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Would you argue that the Montgomery Bus Boycott was just fighting intolerance with intolerance? Is Richard Stallman intolerant because he boycotts the Coca-Cola company? Boycotting isn't fighting intolerance with intolerance, it's
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But you could probably vote for yourself...
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I suppose it's lucky for them, but I don't see removing them as CEO as an action helpful to the cause. It probably won't weaken their beliefs, and might even strengthen them. They might even want to retaliate against the grou
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The ELCA doesn't actively attempt to prevent gay marriage. They permit ordination of gays an lesbians, the NALC (a group that split from the ELCA specifically over this issue) and the LCMS (which split earlier) don't. What I'
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You're positive about that? They could fund a campaign calling for speech restrictions for a group I'm a member of, and I'll probably feel peeved about it (or even stronger feelings), but so long as it doesn't affect th
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Do what Gmail does and say "actions are still pending" as confirm box...
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"Java 8 has lambdas. Scala has lambdas. Obviously we have to ask the question... Oh wait, Scala has other stuff too..."
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The Urban Dictionary entry was about bad kerning...
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https://github.com/asm-helpful/helpful-web/blob/master/LICEN... ? That looks pretty open source to me. It's not the most permissive license, but neither is the GPL...
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In some ways. There are also some anarchistic tendencies in "maker" culture, like the idea of a Do-ocracy. The maker culture seems more a composite of several different sources. Unless you're trying to test the statement &quo
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I thought it was funny.
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And the Nazi regime is gone ... and the US is basically the same as it was... Germany is extra super scared about becoming Nazis again, because they were Nazis. The US has no predilections against doing the same thing again.
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And the US didn't commit atrocities in that war? The US also rounded up people based on their ethnicity. The US also dropped not one but two nuclear bombs on Japan killing, by some estimates, a quarter million people the vast majority
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Right, I understand that it removes excessive nesting, but the first example just looked ... wrong to me. Your example with above looks somewhat better.
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That actually looks terrible to me, but I don't program in C#. Mostly it's because there are three blocks, but it only looks like there's one.
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It's not even at the LHC, it's at Fermilab, half a world away...
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What did they reveal? We already knew there was only one dev and that currently purchased licenses will work with ST3 (but not older licenses)...
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There's also a prohibition against fees "tied to subscribing to or purchasing a service". This seems pretty much like a service being purchased... I accept that the law can be entirely arbitrary and based on tiny technicaliti
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> If you are using the Mozilla Mark(s) for the unaltered binaries you are distributing, you may not charge for that product. By not charging, we mean the Mozilla product must be without cost and its distribution (whether by download or o
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Is it really outlawing all political speech, or limiting the amount of influence the wealthy have over the body politic? Political speech would still be permitted, politics would just cease to be the playground of who can wield money better
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> I don't think it would be appropriate to name-drop the company given the topic Next response: > I work at Booking.com Wat? Sorry, things like this really stick out to me, and I thought it was odd. I have no opinion you choosing

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