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That makes sense. I think of shell scripts as "things programmers execute", but that's obviously not always the case.
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http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/shell.xml?... > It is not necessary to know what language a program is written in when executing it and shell doesn't require an extension so we prefer no
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> As far as typical reaction times go, GI disorder can set in anything from instantly, to 24 hours later, and the effects on my mood, and skin, etc have lead time of anything from 24-100 hours, and a recovery time of as much as three wee
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Third-wave feminists' deliberate use of the word "patriarchy" to describe modern western culture is itself a class-conflict power grab. But to directly address your point, the OP's argument isn't a strawman. I cou
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> Wait a minute. Are you actually aligning yourself with the anti-suffrage movement? Are you serious? No. (?) All adults should have the right to vote. > Looks to me like in both absolute numbers and percentages, there are more wom
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> Sorry, no specific demographic is being "silenced" here. If you think that men are being silenced, well, why are you able to speak? The verb "silence" is not restricted to scenarios in which someone is rendered li
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I am very aware of TERFs, and I even referenced them in a post several weeks ago.
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He didn't literally use those words, and my intent wasn't to trick anyone into thinking he was literally using those words.
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Overall, I don't disagree with much of what you said. > ALL of your comments are about men's rights. Yes, most of my comments are about gender issues. And interestingly, despite the vast majority of comments in any given thre
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We must protect the fairer sex at all costs. This use of "privilege" as a targeted weapon to silence specific demographics has to stop. Women in the western world have always been among the safest, most privileged people on Eart
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It's probably safe to assume that you're parodying the nakedly Orwellian nature of third-wave feminists, but I'm going to respond just in case this is a serious post. This use of "privilege" as a targeted weapon to
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Personally, I believe babies are entitled to be nourished (directly or indirectly) by their parents.
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> You have a right to property but not a right to education. I don't believe in "natural rights", nor do I believe concept has any real value. That said, you're misconstruing their argument. Someone who believes in n
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How would you change the headline to make it more accurate?
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> That's true, but consider this: the fact that it's true is, itself, a confirmation that (a) institutional sexism exists in our programmer culture, and (b) sexism is pervasive. How strange would it sound to say "that mal
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I wouldn't be surprised if Indiegogo offered Canonical incentives to use their platform, and I wouldn't be surprised if those incentives include a significant reduction in fees. For the next 30 days, the Indiegogo brand will be me
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What's the purpose of this comment? I obviously don't think all feminists walk around saying that. I was simply explaining why that particular shaming tactic was included in the list above.
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> Won't somebody please think of teh menz? Stop it. Feminist bigots like you need everyone to view women as the "true victims" in society, so any discussion of men's issues is inevitably and swiftly met with that
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> Do you really think societal structures that privilege men are a myth? Nope. And neither are the societal structures that privilege women. Western women have always been among the safest, most privileged human beings on the planet. P
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I've seen feminists publicly accuse men of being closeted gays to explain "an otherwise inexplicable hatred of women".
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Modern western feminism certainly has widely accepted dogma, but there are exist bitter battles between competing factions. That being said, the largest factions don't exactly cover all sides of an issue, to put it mildly, so the exi
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That article has a very peculiar comment: http://theweek.com/article/index/246703/the-worm-that-regrow... I hesitate to copy and paste the entire comment, lest I be flagged by an algorithm for spamming, but i
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Like you, I'm opposed to bringing charges against Snowden. But that first statement you quoted is completely reasonable. The United States is just saying, in fewer words: > The United States and Hong Kong have a treaty—an agreement
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"Take your exposed penis, and thrust it into her vagina. Don't wait for her to put it in for you. Be dominant." That could be instructions for rape. Or it could be instructions for the kind of a sex that millions of straight
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Oh yes. I'm sure everyone would agree history has been so much easier on men than on women. The world isn't black and white.
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Women are sensitive, fragile, inferior creatures who require constant, vigilant protection from honorable men. If it becomes necessary to take a few quotes out of context in our noble quest to protect the fairer sex, so be it. Kudos to Kick
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That would be an uncomfortable question to ask at the beginning of a long elevator ride, but it's no more uncomfortable than the following common and socially acceptable situation: I'm at a fairly small club downtown. A woman is
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You've both diagnosed me with autism and insinuated it could land me in jail if left untreated? You're lovely. I'll ask you again. What's so wrong with calmly asking someone in an elevator for coffee? I remember these discussions after Rebe
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Nope. I certainly used ad hominem, but it wasn't central to my argument. To ignore the rest of my post would be an example of the following: > they want avoid responding to one or more points they know the other person is trying to mak
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Nice. Feminist bullies use the same tactics and insults that kids use in middle school. What's so wrong with asking someone in an elevator ? I'm all ears. Is it because you think women will cower in terror because they're an enclosed box w
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