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by dubfan 12y ago
I use DuckDuckGo and use the !mdn bang syntax to run the search on MDN.
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by dubfan 12y ago
This was close to my reaction while browsing this map: http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=m1agaZinJHg
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by dubfan 12y ago
In the US, "wanker" is not common slang and is mainly only known by fans of British comedy.
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by dubfan 12y ago
Riding on sidewalks is legal in Seattle.
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by dubfan 12y ago
> Booter sites, you may argue, are different. But the key question is where do you draw the line. If a site says you can push a button and launch an attack should we take that down? What about one that has a phone number you can call? Or
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by dubfan 12y ago
Why? Because developers are all asexual and inhibited?
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by dubfan 12y ago
Ok, but is the solution for all men to self-flagellate and feel guilty about their sexualities? It seems like his reaction is an extreme non-sequitur that will only lead to unhappiness.
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by dubfan 12y ago
And the related phenomenon that I've seen more of recently: layouts that try to be mobile friendly, but then have some giant horizontal element sticking way out and ruining the experience.
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by dubfan 12y ago
> Frequency: GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz UMTS 850/900/1900/2100MHz If your network supports one of these frequency bands, it will work. That should cover most, if not all GSM networks.
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by dubfan 12y ago
There is no such thing as a scientific opinion.
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by dubfan 12y ago
I've always thought that women didn't go to extracurricular activities to find dates, and only men do this. I'd like to be told I'm wrong, but my experiences show otherwise. Of course I do live in a west coast city infam
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by dubfan 12y ago
I've never been to yoga but it sounds like a bad place to meet women. Women wearing form-fitting clothing posing in revealing ways tend to be self-conscious about how they can be sexualized and objectified.
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by dubfan 12y ago
Unlikely, the positive reviews aren't humorous and this film is basically unknown except to people like me who are obsessed with marketing flops.
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by dubfan 12y ago
The opposite effect, a bad movie being rated highly, also occurs. One example of this is with the film "The Oogieloves in the Big Balloon Adventure" ( http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1520498 ). This film was panned
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by dubfan 12y ago
They've even got their own StackOverflow clone, SegmentFault: http://segmentfault.com/
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by dubfan 12y ago
As of January 27, 2013, Visa and Mastercard allow credit card surcharges. Prior to this I believe merchant agreements did allow for cash payment discounts, just not "surcharges", even though they are practically the same thing. h
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by dubfan 13y ago
It's an interesting point. The KKK was much more popular than it is now. He was a leader of a local KKK chapter (it is and has been much less centralized than most people realize) during his early 20s. I would guess that most of us her
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by dubfan 13y ago
You might find this essay by Jonathan Rauch to be interesting reading: http://reason.com/archives/1993/04/01/the-truth-hurts-the-hu... The book this was derived from, "Kindly Inquisitors", was
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by dubfan 13y ago
See, the anti-gay-marriage crowd doesn't see it that way. Marriage has historically been a religious ceremony, and by legalizing gay marriage we're codifying what opponents view as an assault on their deeply-held religious belief
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by dubfan 13y ago
> I'd say a fundamental portion of respect is not encoding your personal beliefs of other people's personal lives into law. I keep seeing this line from gay marriage supporters. I always have to ask, what exactly is the pro-gay
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by dubfan 13y ago
Marriage is a sociopolitical construct, not a human right.
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by dubfan 13y ago
In an ideal world, nobody would steal chip designs and boot ROMs to create counterfeit products.
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by dubfan 13y ago
Nope. Between music, noise from the street and the constant overlapping conversations, magnified by the fact that we're probably over the allowed occupancy for our space, I sometimes have a hard time hearing people sitting across from
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by dubfan 13y ago
The linked site is the home for a Qt port which has a Mac version. I can't vouch for its quality, though I'm pretty happy with the Windows version.
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by dubfan 13y ago
That IP resolves to a Comcast Business connection in Warrenton, VA. Guess where kisstrust.com's WHOIS record shows they are located?
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by dubfan 13y ago
They seem to have a history of playing fast and loose with the law. See this thread on Bogleheads where forum posters discovered they took a forum member's post, put it on their site as a "review" with no link to the original
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by dubfan 13y ago
It sounds very likely that this town will go the way of New Rome, Ohio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Rome,_Ohio
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by dubfan 13y ago
Perhaps it's not a bug?
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by dubfan 13y ago
The election was city-wide (it's going to districts in 2015)
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by dubfan 13y ago
> Can you imagine the Seattle City Council keeping a secret like this and then acting on it in just one day? Of course not. We’d need to have endless community meetings and hearings and public floggings of Google Executives. Not to menti

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