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by homosaur 14y ago
I couldn't give negative feedback to a nonpayer fake buyer because I sold the item 2nd chance. That will be my last trip ever to eBay to sell anything.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Does eBay actually think they have any juice to compete with Amazon when Amazon offers warehousing and tons of other vendor services? Sounds more like the last gasps of AOL when they were trying to deliver pretend Internet.
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by homosaur 14y ago
I could not agree with this more. As I've developed larger and larger sites the more I've become frustrated with how hacky and garbage even "solid" WP code is. For crap's sake, if you use child themes you have to make functions with no retu
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by homosaur 14y ago
Not to mention prices are and always have been variable depending on whether you're an individual or insurance company.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Buncha articles on Duesberg's bullcrap science. http://www.sciencemag.org/site/feature/data/cohen/cohen.xhtm...
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by homosaur 14y ago
I'm sure that will happen sooner rather than later, but Brennan's dog and pony show is a perfect place to make a nice point about the issue since he's one of the prime advocates for the drone movement.
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by homosaur 14y ago
You're absolutely right about this and this is why third parties have to be a huge part of any reform effort. The system has been gerrymandered to support two parties, but not three. If someone can attack the entrenched party from either th
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by homosaur 14y ago
They can hire all the competent people they want, the system itself has become broken. There's too little representation and too much gerrymandering. There needs to be profound systemic reforms to even begin to address what's wrong with the
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by homosaur 14y ago
Well there is something to be said for know-little middle management types seeing a name brand on something and then throwing the whole budget at it because they don't know what the hell they are doing. That's not even a shot at Cisco's pro
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by homosaur 14y ago
Corruption is awesome when you're on the nipple end of the government tit. Nice work if you can get it, Cisco.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Blocking a CDN? I can't imagine, you could make up any reason as a user to justify it.
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by homosaur 14y ago
As someone who has never touched XBLIG as a dev or XNA, why do most of the games on XBLIG look so horrible? Is it just a bad SDK from Microsoft or can they just not attract top end development talent?
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by homosaur 14y ago
They usually do cause more rivers simply because on many lines the spaces are significantly larger. Since you only would letterspace as an absolute last resort (and probably not even then), it tends to create more dangerous whitespace per l
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by homosaur 14y ago
Yeah it's not great on it's own but it's a great ingredient. It also makes ketchup quite a bit better the twice a year I want it on something.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Why not? Chili, garlic. I don't see the issue here.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Sriracha is for anything, it's basically like ketchup. You could probably put it on brownies and it would taste good. If you want sauce for your Mexican food then it ought to be made in house. If it NEEDS sauce, then you need to find a new
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by homosaur 14y ago
All you need is two spoons of sambal on a plate of fried eggs and you are good to go my friend.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Texas Pete has it's place. Mostly on greens. It's better than most thin vinegar sauces due to the increased heat.
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by homosaur 14y ago
If you start to study typography at a relatively deep level, there will be two things that will absolutely kill you on a daily basis. One is rivers. The second is bad kerning on signs/displays.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Good typography is about making the correct decisions regarding your text. If justification is making a passage hard to read then it's simply bad typography and doesn't mean justification is bad as a concept. Ragged-right isn't necessarily
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by homosaur 14y ago
My guess is almost all of this is totally dependent on the environments you are discussing. Some people have built very productive home work environments but most have not. Most people's office environment is probably better than what they
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by homosaur 14y ago
In regards to the US Attorney's behavior, Swartz's mental state and actually his suicide in general is irrelevant. He could be alive today and Ortiz's actions would be just as wrong.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Makes that they did that instead of addressing the actual security issue of 9/11 which was lack of intelligence sharing between FBI/CIA/etc I guess. Or maybe that's what the de facto merger of military and CIA is supposed to accomplish.
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by homosaur 14y ago
what else are we going to do when snowed in all day aside from chat on HN?
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by homosaur 14y ago
Are static site generators the new "hello world?"
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by homosaur 14y ago
That was just a mistype from looking at previous post, I'm halfway through a bottle of whiskey here after being snowed in the house all day, so be lenient.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Perhaps my understanding of the USCG is underinformed then, I was under the impression that they were moved from the command of the Marines into DHS years ago. Are they simply an independent police organization then?
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by homosaur 14y ago
The Coast Guard was placed there for financial gerrymandering. The idea that they are part of DHS is a horrible joke. Same with most of what you mentioned. Bush/Obama has shoved everything in there to create a psuedo military branch so it c
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by homosaur 14y ago
DHS honestly makes me embarrassed to be an American. We could kill the whole thing tomorrow and it would make zero difference to public safety.
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by homosaur 14y ago
Take it to Reddit, dude.

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