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by gayprogrammer 10y ago
Can you please explain why the author uses that name?
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by gayprogrammer 10y ago
I have also been appling for developer jobs and waiting more than a month for more than rejection responses. For anyone who came here to share advice about my resume, here's a link via my VPS: http://162.243.149.58/Resu
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
How is this illegal?
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
I believe that orik was referring to the particular students at school. Read the whole comment, not just take the last sentence out of context.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Copyright is different from patents.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Insulin goes bad about 30 days after first use. Pretty much all diabetics need to buy a vial or two every month, no matter if you've used it all or not. Think of it like keeping milk stocked in your fridge. Even if you spread it out to
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
The context of balance is the very thing being studied. How are the food groups defined? Why isn't ethanol included as a food group? Do you consider fiber in its own group? Taking "balanced" portions from a set of groups make
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
These complaints are all "first world problems". It's a non-issue.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Immigrants from Mexico don't follow a religion that instructs them to kill.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> Charlie Hebdo's targets ... Who was it that killed who again? >Charlie Hebdo's targets weren't simply religious extremists preaching from Saudi mosques; they were a portrayal of the French Muslim population as violent
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
>empower community managers or other managers to encourage and enforce civil behavior. I don't disagree that it can be unpleasant, but you can't just change one thing about a community and expect everything else to stay the sam
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> although they don’t admit genuine hackers such as Omer I wonder what this means, and what has happened to make the reporter say this.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> There have been doctors researching this for years in carefully controlled trials... You assume this is true, yet if it exists, all useful information is kept behind closed doors. The technology to make this work has existed relatively
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
I didn't see anything from the side of parents who want more homework. Why are some parents asking for more? Are their children misbehaving? Are their children not learning the material? I am guessing that homework doesn't automa
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Sometimes the severity of a crime outweighs the frequency. It may be worth preventing any forgery since, when it does happen, the effects are bad.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Paying an employee for work and services is not "a loss". It's an exchange.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
What are you talking about? There have never been perks to downloading betas.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
The only practical conclusion I can draw about file-sharing is that it does not look like it will stop. Information sharing is only going to increase--that's what the internet was designed for. Publishers will probably need to focus on
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Many comments here compare the cost of a physical library to near-zero cost of the internet, but that's not a fair comparison itself. The cost of a physical library is physical, not informational. The article describes a situation wher
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
Unavailable due to paywall.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
I don't see any problem with OSS code without a community. I've always thought of the freely available code online like a library full of books: nobody is reading 99% of them, but their availability is important for someone who wa
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
My highschool brought me in to a meeting with the principal and police officer when I wrote the name of my boyfriend on my ticket to senior prom. They "convinced" me that I could not go to prom with a guy. End of story.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
What font is the index printed in?
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
America is so rich, she has to confiscate food from her citizens to keep a semblance of a scarcity economy.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> So why can't, just like with strong crypto, Mr. Wilson place his drawings behind a web form where you certify that you are within the United States and will not export the drawings? He's been disadvantaged by being held in le
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
This sounds like a totally positive experience compared to how it could have gone. Not to mention, a giant waste of money.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
I think you made a valid point, but it is not an argument against doing things another way.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> ... the only part of the fat ... It's only Hydrogen... But it still needs to go somewhere. Oxygen comes in to carry away the Hydrogen as water--you can't urinate Hydrogen.
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by gayprogrammer 11y ago
> Where do you think all the water mass in a tree comes from? Still, we don't normally assume that water is the primary component of "soil". The key realization is that a tree is not made of the dirt around it.

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