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by homosaur 14y ago
I know what you're saying, but if you're not concerned about what DHS or d-bags like Lindsay Graham or Obama or police might do to erode rights, you're falling right into their trap. Shock doctrine works. I'm not suggesting that this was se
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by homosaur 14y ago
If you expected anything from Stallman other than to say something socially tone deaf and head slapping, well... you don't know much about RMS.
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by homosaur 14y ago
maybe in your state.
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by homosaur 14y ago
90% is some BS fake skewed poll run by some organization with an anti gun agenda. It's not possibly accurate. You can make any poll say anything if you word the question skewed enough.
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by homosaur 14y ago
"I am sure I will have a lot of mistakes for the grammar Nazi’s to point out in this post." I'm hoping this was a subtle and brilliant joke and not just a typo.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Nooo, they wouldn't do that would they?
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by homosaur 14y ago
I wouldn't give him THAT much credit for Pixar. He had really very little to do with the product at that company. It was a smart investment.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Who the fuck are you? Just some dude who didn't write an article.
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by homosaur 14y ago
If the engineering management sucked, then that was also Steve's fault. You're not the iron fist of Apple and get all the credit without taking any of the blame.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Fairly certain having 7 or 8 year old kids doing hard farm labor is "raising them properly." More like "desperate poverty."
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by homosaur 14y ago
You're right that entropy moves that way, but you can solve this culture problem in the office with the right maintenance. Implementing a strategy that lets people feel comfortable throwing disruptive ideas up the ladder helps a lot. I tend
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by homosaur 14y ago
It seems Yahoo was fostering a dysfunctional office culture in general and WFH abuse was a symptom of that. I totally agree with you about housecleaning scenario.
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by homosaur 14y ago
I don't think this would work. Installing your own solution on customer facing hardware? Might get you out of prosecution, but I think you'd have a nearly impossible time explaining that.
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by homosaur 14y ago
I don't think this is appropriate for general office use simply because you might leach private data from employees (bank accounts, retirement accounts, medical records, whatever), but in secure, restricted environments I think it's totally
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by homosaur 14y ago
Agreed, I still have insults a plenty in my quiver.
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by homosaur 14y ago
I wasn't at the time, dude.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Whatever is triggering sounds by resize should also be able to query the width of the window and serve a sound accordingly, but then it comes close to actual work instead of a cool demo.
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by homosaur 14y ago
You know, you are exactly right, someone should file this https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/
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by homosaur 14y ago
After this happened to my friend, I set up my deposit account as a sort of shell account where anything that enters gets transferred by the bank into a separate account.
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by homosaur 14y ago
If you ever listen to Security Now, you'll know that Steve has real issues personally with the scammy SSL system. Hongkong Post is always used as the example, but check your root cert list sometime. You'll see all sorts of entities that you
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by homosaur 14y ago
Might have spoken too soon...
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by homosaur 14y ago
confusing and overfeatured?
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by homosaur 14y ago
You know I had never thought about that, but Twitter really is the rapid alert system nowadays. You only really need to push messages to a few select parties then boom, everyone knows. It has to be as effective or more than any other alert
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by homosaur 14y ago
ANY company can do this including your employer. A dogshit group of villans I used to work for pulled money from an employee's bank account that had been deposited from a paycheck because he took two weeks vacation to train for a new job. W
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by homosaur 14y ago
weisser posted this below http://www.theatlanticwire.com/national/2013/04/theres-shoot... lots more details
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by homosaur 14y ago
I see from the report that they are urging people to stay away from 32 specifically. Can anyone clarify if they have someone trapped inside the building, or are they just trying to keep people away from the police net?
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by homosaur 14y ago
"some crime"
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by homosaur 14y ago
Sloppy joe day
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by homosaur 14y ago
At my old uni, you could submit a cell number to an emergency alert system and you would get texts if something like this went down. I'm guessing MIT has something similar although not sure if this system is part of it. I'm sure someone wil
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by homosaur 14y ago
Awful big political play considering you know zero details about this

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