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homosaur
14y ago
Tough but fair.
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homosaur
14y ago
No harm in requesting Atalassian to port SourceTree to Linux. Given this port, they may already be working on that.
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homosaur
14y ago
Here's what's even better, possibly: the song just broke into the Billboard Hip Hop charts which means this is getting played on actual rap radio.
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homosaur
14y ago
That's good news for Windows users, their development tools really seem to be getting simpler and better lately. I'm a huge fan of SourceTree in general. I formerly thought, "why would anyone want to use a GUI for Git? It's just a crutch so
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homosaur
14y ago
That's because Elon Musk is some sort of superhero genius to the many of the types that lurk here. The Jason Calicanises of the world have all but declared this guy automobile Jesus.
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homosaur
14y ago
It could also be misleading information from dealers. I've never tried to buy an electric but I can tell you about the astronomical amount of bullshit I've heard from dealers when trying to purchase a normal car.
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homosaur
14y ago
Where do you read that it's so awesome? He doesn't say that at all, just that technology now routes around it for the most part. Try reading before responding.
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homosaur
14y ago
I'm confused why anyone would think it would make it more profitable. You do understand that any content which is unencrypted is mind-numbingly simple to copy, right? That's how bits work. If you think DRM stops any copying or piracy for di
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homosaur
14y ago
I never miss a chance to pimp Sauce to everyone I can. I love that service, it's stupid fast and as simple as launching any other app. We're going to be purchasing a paid account next week to do more extensive testing on some sites we are b
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homosaur
14y ago
I like this, I use Git in this way on my testing server quite often.
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homosaur
14y ago
I don't work in the field I have a degree in. You have to judge these things against your own morals and ethics and decide whether working in your field is actually even a good thing.
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homosaur
14y ago
It may be relatable at extremes like you mentioned, but I'd have to see more evidence of a direction relationship between corruption and safety. Of course countries with little to no government will be more corrupt on some NGO's index.
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14y ago
But those aren't police states at all, Russia and Central Africa. They are very poorly organized and great parts of the countries are lawless. They may have authoritarian governments but those governments have limited authority to enact thi
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homosaur
14y ago
What does corruption have anything to do with this? I would think it's largely irrelevant. And also, you're right, those people do work in the defense industry.
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homosaur
14y ago
Not recently on the suicides, mate, always. The only recent thing is the rockstar status of these folks where it hits the news.
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homosaur
14y ago
Western educated engineers are a dime a dozen in Asia for companies with large bank. White folks probably have a very confused view on this when they head out to Asia for work.
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homosaur
14y ago
Amen, my friend. Money: not fuckin' worth it.
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homosaur
14y ago
I guess that means "no, I didn't read it."
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homosaur
14y ago
Oh well then that totally makes it okay.
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14y ago
I don't think their laws are necessarily brutal, but their enforcement of those laws is. They view people who break the taboo of law as people who should be handled with the full force of the state. And personally I like drugs.
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homosaur
14y ago
If you're looking for me to defend the U.S., you're going to be looking for a very, very, very long time. I'm as anti-drone, anti-police state as you will ever find a US citizen. BUUUUUT, I will bite on one thing. How many Americans have be
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homosaur
14y ago
Yeah but for how long, a month? Do you honestly think this won't be fixed?
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homosaur
14y ago
Such amazing, relevant points being driven home in this. When is your book coming out? Can I write the foreword? Also, nice homophobia, "foreigner." I lived for a year and a half in Taiwan, so I've maaaaaaaybe had more experience than you t
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14y ago
If you're considering Heroku, don't automatically dismiss it because of all this. For one, it's unlikely your site/app will ever be as big as RapGenius. That's not a shot, just reality. They ran into problems as an edge case. Is Heroku and
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14y ago
Since you're resorting to catty little twat comments, this discussion is over. Just so you know, I come from dirt farmer immigrants in the Midwest, but keep assuming stuff. It's cute when people like you try to claim some sort of superiorit
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homosaur
14y ago
Large parts of the East consider injury to property, especially "public" property the same as an injury to society. Like apparently the fellow I'm debating with up here.
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What I was trying to get at is that those systems were unsustainable and I can see homebrew developing into a legitimate "default" package manager that is infinitely maintainable rather than Fink/Macports which were simply shims that were d
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14y ago
I was hoping after editing this reply like 5 times, you were going to come up with something here... So you only address the punishment issue, but you don't say a thing about the sham elections. And yes, I'd prefer to step in gum once a yea
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14y ago
http://pastebin.com/s2th4i04 I know this is poor, please check this out on the real site when you can.
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14y ago
Fascism is very effective. It's about values and freedom. If you don't care about that, safety is easy.
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