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by getonit 16y ago
More to the point than buying his way out of a legal requirement, is that he parks in disabled bays as a matter of course. Could all the people who have ever told me that he's not a tosser please gather round? I have some bad news for you.
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by getonit 16y ago
Indeed, but also http://www.savagechickens.com/2008/12/iq-test.html
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by getonit 16y ago
That you used a spreadsheet puts you in an incredibly small minority. His target audience is going to be those that can see (or will instantly recognise when shown) the benefits of such, but without the motivation to take on the hassle(1) o
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by getonit 16y ago
One last thought to bare in mind before disagreeing: http://www.savagechickens.com/2008/12/iq-test.html
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by getonit 16y ago
There's a front page?
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by getonit 16y ago
They're typically doing it as art, and the mystery and wingnut reaction is all a part of that. Then there's the prosecution for criminal damage :)
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by getonit 16y ago
Why morality doesn't need a god is a non-issue. But fear not - simply demonstrate the existence of a god, and it will then be a valid question worthy of discussion. That should be easy enough, right? Else why would you believe it and expect
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by getonit 16y ago
> in modern wars is it is always for economic reasons. Even if that were the case - and I don't believe that it is for a second - what about indirect causes? What about gaining enough power to wage war by simply pandering to theists and
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by getonit 16y ago
It doesn't seem to be any one language: http://www.google.com/trends?q=php,+ruby,+asp,+python,+perl&...
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by getonit 16y ago
That's surprising. He seems like such a nice chap.
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by getonit 16y ago
I think it's the idea behind it that's overrated, overhyped etc, stemming from a fundamental lack of appreciation between theory and practice. If you post it on the internet, it's public. It might not be supposed to be public, and it may no
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by getonit 16y ago
Listing competitors is a sure sign of belief in your product. Kudos, keep showing 'em how it's done ;)
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by getonit 16y ago
How'd you like to upgrade to the latest, greatest WiFi gizmo going? I'm sure PCWorld can help you out there.
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by getonit 16y ago
Exactly right, but common sense doesn't sell upgrades or feed entitlement :(
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by getonit 16y ago
Product naming FAIL. The word 'pencil' appears to be quite commonly used in conjunction with things other than this particular product. http://www.evolus.vn/Pencil/
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by getonit 16y ago
It's pretty easy to tell them apart - if you see any overtaking, it's Nascar.
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by getonit 16y ago
One can be both a net positive to a particular field and, simultaneously, a contemptible wanker worthy of hatred. I have yet to be convinced that he is a net positive to anything other than a portfolio of contemptible wankers.