hateduser2

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by hateduser2 9y ago
I suppose I read it as theyre perfectly aware of my comment, and choose to make theres anyways. There are people (Myself included, in the past, hopefully no longer) who do that. I had a phase as a trump supporter who didn't care for wh
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Hm ok.. I don't know why i interpreted that way but its comforting to hear thats not what you intended.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
>Because we don't know its a problem. We have ideas that may or may not be sound. But we push them on the world with a fervor far beyond that which is justified by the facts, going so far as to criminalize non-abusive spanking in so
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Does it seem brutish or incivil to stoop to physical means to adjust your child? Maybe you should cultivate reason. I wouldn't have written this comment except your comment about the enlightened parenting movement jumping the shark ser
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by hateduser2 9y ago
But there are real reasons to not do it? Doesn't it seem rude or unfair or maybe hateful to imply (imply, not say explicitly) that the only reason people would avoid laying down the law is out of laziness?
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by hateduser2 9y ago
WHere did you get that from? Does this not seem like a really rude thing to say to you? Do you not value the well being of others?
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by hateduser2 9y ago
They probably meant that its not an accidental flaw, and if its a flaw its aware of the shortcomings. In other words its a measured deciscion, not a rough edge which will be ironed out. Unrelated, I really dislike comments like yours. Somet
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Well surely they don't have to sell all at once.. they can bleed it probably at a pretty high rate for a long time.. they may never get to $1B, but surely they could make tons of money selling.. so long as they pick a rate sufficient t
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by hateduser2 9y ago
This comment is totally Off topic. Thats a warning so that if you'd rather stay on topic it doesn't waste your time! I'm not sure if your account is banned @pussypusspuss.. but it seems like a cruel fate to be commenting, hav
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by hateduser2 9y ago
I think when you swap south korea for canada, which is pretty culturally identical to america, you lose all the history of racism against eastern people and countries. So I wouldn't blame them if they did, and I would kind of expect t
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Certainly not true.. reading takes ages for instance. Associating objects to words takes forever.. Perhaps this is true in another sense but in the sense i described.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
The name may not be familiar to everyone, but I believe tthats what idle games in the title refers to, i think.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
You do you.. but why wait on the benchmarks? its the only thing I care about when I look at this.. I'm willing to forgo semantics if its absurdly fast
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by hateduser2 9y ago
The average person who has never heard these things may act as described, but the person should be criticized for it, and if they dont correct their mistake they should be criticized for that too. Thats the point of criticism.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Idk why u say “designed to protect the guilty under the guise of protecting the innocent”.. it clearly does both. It does protect the innocent. That is a fact! It also does protect the guilty! Both are true. It makes it harder to have a s
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Or they have real circumstantial comments to make.. it doesn’t have to be that they just want to talk
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by hateduser2 9y ago
You would do that.. but you don’t consider what you should do.. surely responsible disclosure is the smarter strategy?
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by hateduser2 9y ago
It’s not weird that they feel threatened, they have a lot to gain from that behavior and some may be dependent on it. I think it’s normal to feel threatened by it given their potential lifestyle.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Never understood the appeal of this thing.. tried it once to move the mouse and it was just so slow and awkward.. hardly seemed to work at all.. why do people like this? I really don’t get it myself.. is it for something besides moving the
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by hateduser2 9y ago
I suppose they just set a default price for all papers, and manually adjust others or something like that? I’m sure it’s not as silly as it seems right
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Not that I know of.. although the reply button sometimes doesn’t show up.. you just have to click Into a comment if it’s missing for you
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Hmm so I suppose the only problem is that developers are t aware they’re targeting qubes/ aren’t designing around qubes yet? Seems like a non issue really, since if qubes gets any traction it will literally solve itself.. although if i
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by hateduser2 9y ago
If they somehow break the encryption on your hard disk it’s just more security.. isn’t that what security’s all about? Getting the most safety you can get? What need is there to have an encrypted hard drive if your computer is air gapped? I
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Seems like you replied to the wrong comment, the intended parent might not see your reply because of this.. probably should repost it in the right place
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Could they just copy how iOS does interaction? Different menus like the share menu for example or the password manager menu? I can’t really think of what interaction I need besides maybe ide or terminal stuff.. are both of those systems res
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by hateduser2 9y ago
Although you should consider how active those devs are... I'm imagining its far more active than Linux kernel devs... so the activity levels can still be an order of magnitude higher
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by hateduser2 9y ago
I haven’t put up with much of anything... I like Apple because it’s more usable than android. That’s all. The truth is hat everyone here has a grudge against Apple and so any time they get something wrong or there’s a bug (even something as
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by hateduser2 9y ago
That’s not really the current sequence though. That only rarely happens to me. Autocorrect is probably good for me actually.
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by hateduser2 9y ago
It’s not really true. There are real cases where people have radical, obvious insights. Look at history of science and math!