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by homosaur 13y ago
I don't really think that's the case in this article since some of the harshest criticism of wine tasters comes from the wine magazine guy.
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by homosaur 13y ago
It really depends on the video. I still see people spouting stuff straight out of Stormfront and calling people fat and blah blah but for the people with channels with following? I do see a change. I think the bigger deal is that YT finally
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by homosaur 13y ago
Probably the last 6% either hold patents or really don't quite get the issue. Lots of folks work in closed source/proprietary only and have no problem with the idea of making everyone license every little thing.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I'd throw in .01 or .02 BTC (what are we to call these, Bitcents?) for that, I tried to read the complaint but simply don't know enough about law, especially CA law, to interpret this until I read his comment. HN's greatest attribute is the
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by homosaur 13y ago
They almost certainly don't, I'm sure he was just saying that since that's always the accusation amongst the paranoid with consumer encryption.
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by homosaur 13y ago
Honestly, I don't know what the hell some of these companies are thinking but sure wish I had a blacklist of all of them that abuse contacts so I can never ever patronize them.
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by homosaur 13y ago
It's okay in moderation but like any cheese food, it's more of an aside than a main thing. It's okay raw in small quantities on a strongly flavored Italian salad and okay on pizza as long as you put bacon or something on it and are not only
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by homosaur 13y ago
Nice, Atlassian continues to make my job much much easier in regards to Git. I love the work they've done on SourceTree, which was a promising and pretty app but very unstable before they bought it. It was hard to use it for critical work b
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by homosaur 13y ago
Do you need a keychain maybe? Perhaps a plastic cup that is cheaply screenprinted?
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by homosaur 13y ago
What the heck, this site is reasonable, attractive, and legible, why is this not the MAIN SITE?!?
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by homosaur 13y ago
This is pathetic. I'm glad I've never found a use for this pile of garbage but this is like the fourth or fifth time I've read about something exactly like this happening. This company has no respect for users or privacy. CALLING A FREAKING
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by homosaur 13y ago
Be sure to let the US Patent Office know about that.
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by homosaur 13y ago
I feel what you're saying on this since the pro leagues being nonprofits seems silly on the surface but you could say that about any trade organization really. The US has a real problem with what's allowed to define itself as non-profit (sc
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by homosaur 13y ago
I knew the original post left a bad taste in my mouth but wasn't sure of a better option. I really like this way better as it easily translates across any language. My only issue using this with things like JS, won't all that code still be
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by homosaur 13y ago
"Of those 90% or more who pirate the game, it's probably less than 10% who can be persuaded to actually buy it." True, and also one had even heard of this thing yet, which is a big reason why the major distro was all pirate. Some of these f
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by homosaur 13y ago
"stop with pussyfooting around and just put them in prison already." I'd love to work on this but they either broke the law or didn't. However, it might make a bankster think twice when they understand that illicit behavior could cause all
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by homosaur 13y ago
I feel you on this but the youth that are at breeding age are not going to really be down for that when they can't find work.
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by homosaur 13y ago
For democracy to be restored for real in the United States, we'd have to see a few things happen. One, there would need to be strong legislation in place to fight insider deals in government. The anticorruption amendment Lessig has talked a
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by homosaur 13y ago
Considering she's working on a TV deal, I bet not many. Plus it doesn't matter who is larger, wrong is wrong.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Well Kentucky Route Zero got through and that is one of the strangest most abstract things I've ever played, but it also had a very successful Kickstarter. The Greenlight experiment honestly does not work very well but Valve and Gabe Newell
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by homosaur 14y ago
The thing that's a bit different about this is that most of these customers are NOT price-conscious vultures, they are enthusiasts. Otherwise, they would have said "Razer? Who the hell is that?" These products are not well known outside har
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by homosaur 14y ago
And you wrote your comment because.....
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by homosaur 14y ago
Easy to say for the one man company.
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by homosaur 14y ago
You cannot call for public safety exemption when there is no threat to public safety and the police already stated that there was none. But let's not kid ourselves, Eric Holder and co give zero fucks about the law or our rights. Fast and Fu
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by homosaur 14y ago
You know I had never thought of the financial damage aspect but you're right on about that.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Perhaps then we can say there should be some expectation of terrorism as long as the US continues to elect leaders that pursue this sort of foreign policy in the Middle East.
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by homosaur 14y ago
<---- reddit is that way
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by homosaur 14y ago
But the child IS safer at the Boston Marathon, even considering what happened. How many people have attended this event over the years? Now how many have been maimed or killed in those years?
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by homosaur 14y ago
It's not that I'm against background checks per se, it's that they are useless in stopping crime. It's simply a feel good badge we can throw on our sashes. Plus, if we're serious about reducing gun violence, we limit handguns, not rifles. W
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by homosaur 14y ago
Well he seems to be particularly angry about something related to the locks on the building, so I don't even really know what the hell he's talking about. There's no doubt that Stallman is intellectually inflexible and completely tone deaf.

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