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by elcct 11y ago
By their (lack of) logic, they should also have an officer following every citizen and logging where people go, so that they can know John left his house at 9:17 and checked in at local grocery shop at 9:28. With a warrant they could then o
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by elcct 11y ago
That is a theory, in reality media tell people what to decide and people thoughtlessly obey.
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by elcct 11y ago
Who are you to decide who needs what?
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by elcct 11y ago
I like when government "wants" to solve some problem and instantiate a committee... it straight away means that they won't do a thing.
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by elcct 11y ago
Sometimes person reporting an issue along with the code, doesn't get it quite right and core dev can immediately see correct solution and can't make himself to wait until original reporter makes it right... of course it doesn&#x27
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by elcct 11y ago
Jpeg is massive The world is in trouble Ah what we tell dem murdera
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by elcct 11y ago
How it is best to cook kudos? I have some spare rice and tomatoes...
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by elcct 11y ago
This happens if you lock yourself in a basement to code something for couple of years
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by elcct 11y ago
Maybe that was on purpose. You know, someone pissed off someone, so no deliveries for ya...
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by elcct 11y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity to create service like Uber, but with wives
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by elcct 11y ago
Also it is too risky - for example if they won't make it in time
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by elcct 11y ago
That's just part of the deal. Sometimes you just have to write few more lines of code. Your fingers won't die from it.
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by elcct 11y ago
Probably it was saddest 30 minutes of her life o.O
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by elcct 11y ago
Are you Chris from MaxCDN or chris at maxcdn? Sorry I am case sensitive...
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by elcct 11y ago
You wouldn't download a car?
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by elcct 11y ago
Pawnshops, payday loan services, barber shops... And pubs closed down, because it is too dangerous for them to operate. Also signs on restaurants "Customer only toilets"
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by elcct 11y ago
They are improved K2 surfaces with less glare and more hype
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by elcct 11y ago
I used to know a lot of people who for example had houses in another cities and were coming to tourist towns in season pretending to be homeless. They were making enough money to just sit on the couch off season. Also there is plenty of way
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by elcct 11y ago
> That's a problem because it means they, and their family, suffer unnecessarily. It's a problem because early intervention is cheaper and more likely to be effective. And why is that your business? > Homeless people suffer.
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by elcct 11y ago
Of course they are indicators, but why exactly this is a problem? What homeless people actually do so that you don't want them to be what they are?
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by elcct 11y ago
You still have not explained why homelessness is a problem. There is plenty of places on earth I wouldn't go to, for example Northern Canada it doesn't mean I am not living a full life. Should I be on the quest of speeding up glob
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by elcct 11y ago
If you need that flexibility I think Go is much better solution.
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by elcct 11y ago
Why exactly homelessness is a problem?
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by elcct 11y ago
rocks are really frozen balls
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by elcct 11y ago
It probably caused violence because they tried to fight it.
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by elcct 11y ago
Especially innovations in shower rooms where criminals can communicate without authorities interference. I think every shower room should have a backdoor in form of a chair for an agent to sit and listen.
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by elcct 11y ago
Really, even yoga?
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by elcct 11y ago
Natural brake for economy is when scammers that call themselves "socialists" come into play. They prey on people's desire to get rewarded for doing nothing. They promise to rob hardworking people of their income in exchange f
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by elcct 11y ago
Do you know where this rats were from?
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by elcct 11y ago
Writing Terms and Conditions is like programming. You have to think of even unimaginable scenarios or face consequences.

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