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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I used Wikipedia as source and in that article Jawa Report was mentioned as original source. I don't follow that blog, I read the Wikipedia article on what happened. I guess in your Marxist mindset, everything is policy statement eve
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
You come with literal accusation. How would like me take them? It is you who use the word better. Not me. And they are different because better implies that you accept it or think it's good. I don't. The only thing I accept is rea
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Who said anything about a ghetto? You are just assuming too much and making things up because you are full with prejudice against others and other ideas. First you associated terrorist with muslims (which I never said), that shows in it sel
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
This is a sad day in computer history. Winamp was my first default music player and first true love of a computer program. It was in the end of the 1990s and ICQ ruled internet chatting and mp3s was new thing. I used Winamp everyday. We sha
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
I does not make sense to interview persons in the US about why they will fly to US, so no.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
No, I don't think it is ok. I never said that, it's you who are putting words in my mouth. What I'm saying is that mistreating millions is far worse than mistreating a few thousands. Understand the difference.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
No solution is perfect and there will always be people who get mistreated by racisms, sexism, prejudice etc. That is unavoidable. What you have to do is to chose the least worse solution. So instead of violating a smaller number of peoples
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
No. You are jumping to conclusions on what I said because you have prejudices on what profiling is and those prejudices have made it politically incorrect. http://youtu.be/j80trPqKTLA And of course there are other terrorist
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
The only effective way to capture terrorists is to do profiling, however thats is considered to be politically incorrect, therefore we have this nonsense instead.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
That depends on state https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conviction_rate Also, police in the US today looks more of an military unit. And on top of that police in some states makes lots of money on doing seizures.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Same in the US http://www.nationalreview.com/article/353322/dagger-heart-ju... The defining characteristic of English law is its distribution of power between prosecutor, judge, and jury. This delicate balance has
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
This is the definition of a police state.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Sorry for the error, but yes they forked something already open source.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Webkit was already open source before Apple started using it. ALAC was closed source until 2011. Microsoft has released open formats as well, like XPS. And Microsoft does open source today as well. That's how the industry works today.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Yes, because Apple always follow standards and have open implementations.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Windows UAC is the best I have used on any platform. What I can remember it was not that good on OSX. Not even Ubuntu gets this right. However the permission system on Windows is a hassle. I always have a normal user account and an seperate
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Not quite true. The Windows kernel is separated since a few years back and can be executed separately. But probably the entire administration modules requires a GUI.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Reach out and save a battery today! With your help we can change the world. Please submit donation to help this innocent battery to get a better future.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Maybe all that legacy support that historically helped Microsoft to get marketshare dominance now is paying its hefty price. TANSTAAFL.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Of course they are not. That is not how tyranny works. It works by everyone doing there part, asshole or not. The tyranny is ingrained in the system itself so its seems just normal. And we can all see what is normal in the US today.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
"because it turns out that hosting email for the criminal class carries real risks and isn't terribly lucrative." I guess that’s the reason the Post Office is doing so bad. I have an idea, why not tell the Post Office so send
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Yes, instead let the US government do that unilaterally. Clearly better.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Yes, lets trust the organization that the whistleblower whistled against to define who is a legitimate whistleblower.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Sometimes I feel that I don't spend my time on earth in an optimal way. Then I read about people living their life by doing editing wars over a salad(!). Life is not that bad actually when I think about it.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
You claimed non-stop without any facts or anything. I'm saying that we could have way fewer bugs and crashes with better languages and tooling.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Me too!
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Are you claiming that there are never any crashes or downtime in any device?
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
"every single computing device, billions of them, are working non-stop, days and weeks and months on end" working non-stop? No, they don't. Today’s computers are filled with bugs because bad implementations that comes from b
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Did you understand my point how web development works? Web development is fundamentally different from application/system development.
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by fetbaffe 13y ago
Sure, cool stuff and probably great fun doing it. However what matters in web development is not performance, nor that it is bug free and not even security. All of those things can fixed one way or the other on the server with more hacks. T

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