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by h4pless 13y ago
Dalke, first off, thank you for your exhaustive explanation. I might question you on a few points, but right now it would seem senseless as I don't really have anything that I disagree with relating to what you've said and you see
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by h4pless 13y ago
Also, thank you for the response.
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by h4pless 13y ago
Alright, first off let me say that I am not a lawyer which is part of why I asked the question, but the first amendment states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise there
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What wins: Freedom of religion or copyright?
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by h4pless 13y ago
Well to quote the quoted regulation: "shall not deny, limit, or restrict the ability" They aren't really doing any of that are they? Do they say that LTE will never be available to you on your device? Or that you can only use
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by h4pless 13y ago
The future is nigh. I see this sensor as something that has an immense number of valuable uses to everyone, as well as creating an immense number of potential abuses. Whenever I see new technology I think of the Mom and Pop shops, run by pe
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by h4pless 13y ago
I am sorry to say that I assumed the author was her father for most of the letter. Her arguments made much more sense to me after rereading it with that information, but I guess it's a statement in itself that with the discussion of he
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by h4pless 13y ago
Carets are risky comment selectors aren't they? Who knows whose truth you'll be supporting next...
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by h4pless 13y ago
It's good that they did this for sure. I remember reading that people were also having problems with the rear glass shattering from the thermal shock of being placed on cold counter tops. I'd still probably get a case for it, thou
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by h4pless 13y ago
If you buy this phone, get a case for it. The thing slides off of pretty much anything, including apparently flat counter tops. Screen replacements are $130 and take 2 weeks. You won't get the awesome feel of the beveled edges, or the
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by h4pless 13y ago
This entire situation seems a bit backwards to me. As I read Andy Johnston's letter, I gather that 1) Trip hung up on Andy. 2) Andy thought this was rude. 3) Andy has a lot of friends in SF that use yelp. 4) Andy is going to tell his
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by h4pless 13y ago
I thought the same at first and honestly expected that the guy had just flat out committed libel. But after a tiny bit of research, I found that his claims about the restaurant's cleanliness were in fact accurate. ( http://bi
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by h4pless 13y ago
Yeah, I believe this is the best point in the argument against pod transport. Even taking doctors out of the equation, if someone were to go into cardiac arrest on a plane, pretty much anyone on the plane would be qualified to operate an au
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by h4pless 13y ago
$200/oz is hard proof that medical marijuana(MMJ) has driven down prices. I live in Colorado and used to be friends with the proprietor of an MMJ dispensay and he used to buy it for $4000 a pound or $250 an ounce and that was their per
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by h4pless 13y ago
An even better question to help is: Who is working on the new greatest technology, and how can I help? Paul Graham and Steve Jobs weren't magical people... they are/were people who addressed the needs of the masses. Start looking
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by h4pless 13y ago
Not to be snarky or anything but in short: we're currently working on the new ideas. Please give us a little bit of time before you ask Mr. Graham to give us a synopsis of the most logical projects to address. Trust me, whatever he wan
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by h4pless 13y ago
I was just looking at Revel too. But from the homepage: Development Status: Early adopters only. Pull requests welcome. Development is closing in on the "final" 1.0 design, but the rate of change is still high. Expect to get your
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by h4pless 13y ago
chicken = 0 and chicken = chicken/0 are both declarative which will break your chicken loop. Also, anything divided by 0 is undefined. Try: chicken(chicken = 0; chicken < chicken/chicken; chicken++){ chicken chicken; } W
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by h4pless 13y ago
You're totally right. I was reading it like a sentence. My bad.
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by h4pless 13y ago
I like the Chicken he threw in after the return for good measure. Just didn't have enough chicken without it.
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by h4pless 13y ago
I think you misunderstand the meaning of the term "Hacker" in the context of this site. From Google: Hacker: 1. An enthusiastic and skillful computer programmer or user. 2. A person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access t
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by h4pless 13y ago
Some bugs are incredibly complex, however I do not think that exposing the user id in an HTML form and having a skeleton key style confirmation code that is not directly linked to a specific user is a complex bug. I agree that you can'
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by h4pless 13y ago
Your app idea is a method I have used in the past. I started a note in Evernote and when I tried a new bottle of wine, I would take a picture of the bottle, write a comment of it's quality [Avoid, Okay, Pretty Good, Fantastic], write d
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by h4pless 13y ago
You know what? I agree. I think now it was wrong of me to suggest he was unpatriotic at all. He is a patriot and he is equally afraid of the consequences for being so. It is not my place to judge what level of commitment defines a patriot.
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by h4pless 13y ago
This was a man who was running before facing a trial or even charges. Not a man in the justice system. Who knows what really happened to him? Nobody. Because he was being secretive about his actions. He has allowed nothing but conjecture to
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by h4pless 13y ago
Hey insuffi, Thanks for the reply. To your response: 1) I am not trying to say that he should have stayed in the country to begin with necessarily because his act could obviously be construed as treason and be silenced immediately if jailed
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by h4pless 13y ago
Thanks again infinity0, I did not mean to suggest that he should stay behind to face the justice system which could be corrupt, I meant to say that he should stay behind and trust himself to the American populous, a lot of which considers h
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by h4pless 13y ago
Hey thanks for replying, I agree that he would easily be found guilty of the charges if he were to present himself to a courtroom. But what I was trying to suggest was that if he admitted himself to the court system, and was found guilty, t
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by h4pless 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. I appreciate feedback over a superficial down-vote. However I don't understand how I suggested that being a patriot is loving one's government.
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by h4pless 13y ago
Thanks for the reply and sorry for deleting the original comment. At the time I was getting down-voted without any feedback so I figured it worthless to keep it. But to your comment, I completely agree.

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