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by inflagranti 10y ago
Well whatever the exact impact it can't be that the police can't be bothered to validate the main evidence trail. Or not type shit by hand that is electronic in nature in the first place for crying out loud! There's just no e
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by inflagranti 10y ago
As I posted in another thread: it's really sad that the crazy state of tipping in the US makes people think like this. I want to have the option to tip for exceptional service or if I really enjoyed taking to the driver, but I do not w
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by inflagranti 10y ago
That's exactly why I like it. This either tip or living wage thinking is so American! How about both!? I want the easy option to tip someone for exceptional service, but I also want them to get payed well enough to not feel obliged to.
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Well not only is it perfectly fair to criticize something irrespective of whether you live want to live or don't want to live in a place, given that Uber is international and does not allow tipping anywhere, even in countries without f
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Sure that must be the only reason, no-one would think of ever creating a company in socialist Europe. Having access to a huge, uniform market must not factor into this at all. Or any 100 other good reasons you're ignoring from a comple
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Really don't understand the downvotes. Whether they gave back to the community or not is another story, but they did piggy-back on previous code, even though adding a lot themselves and giving back a lot, but it still built on massive
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by inflagranti 10y ago
But not in the kernel sources directly. This is absolutely 100% the right long term call.
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by inflagranti 10y ago
You mean the way Google piggy-packed on Apples work which in turn piggy-backed on KDEs work? Amazon did an extension to optimise rendering on small devices, which is complexity wise not too far off to what Apple & Google contributed to
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by inflagranti 10y ago
This is such a bad example, as JS is actually more low level than a declarative language like HTML.
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by inflagranti 10y ago
What else was it based on though? Honest question, to my knowledge there was never ever any similar issue raised for any president before and there seems to never have been any really good reason to doubt he was born here, no you, except th
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by inflagranti 10y ago
>> I'd try to reason with you, but it seems we're not in the same world anyway. > Claiming that I'm too unreasonable to debate with won't win you any points. It did with me... Seriously, I think you misconstrued
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Yeah I thought the same! Definitely been my favorite coffee in Seattle, especially the Nico, which I haven't found anywhere else. Now that I know they actually did all that research I like it even more :)
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Flat = nuanced!? Because definitely with beer I find it very questionable how breweries out-compete each other with making hoppier and hoppier beers that get completely dominated by it. And the selection of one be all and end all criteria,
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Maybe that was his point, it was absolutely not what he wrote though. I won't contest that any redistribution scheme will not work flawlessly, but nor will anything else! So if the argument is, it won't work because it's run
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Unlike which other entities exactly that are not made by people!? I guess you mean private companies which are always well run (how many banks had to be bailed out?), never susceptible to corruption (VW comes to mind just recently) and of
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Which is the median salary in those regions. While an argument can be made it should at least be in the 75% or something, this definitely doesn't disprove the original statement that at least it won't suppress wages (to something
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by inflagranti 10y ago
Definitely Finish as a language is completely unrelated to any Germanic language.
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by inflagranti 10y ago
It's exactly how it should be! We generally, like in this case, vote for a change of the constitution. The constitution should not contain specific monetary values like this that need to be regularly adapted anyway, nor would it make s
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by inflagranti 10y ago
I cannot believe how many people are arguing that they are 'fixing a problem' or 'adding new functionality' here. They do neither of those things; and I really hope none of the guys who argued that are writing code in th
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by inflagranti 10y ago
There are airways always degrees. I cannot speak for other European countries, but in Switzerland, much less of the cost of the judicial system is on the individual. Also for minor the there are dedicated judges appointed to quickly resolve
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by inflagranti 10y ago
We have countless examples of capitalism failing too. But the argument that socialism is against human nature is obviously wrong, as humans are social animals. However, as any animal, if you corner them and put them in survival mode, things
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by inflagranti 11y ago
Business Maverick and humble genius? Does that really not sound completely over the top and ridiculous to you?
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by inflagranti 11y ago
Exactly. It's very similar to the encryption debate right now. But there should be a right to privacy regarding in which back I put my money after taxes were payed on it and the total amount of money is declared. The main issue I alway
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by inflagranti 11y ago
Exactly. And that's what this whole crackdown on Switzerland was all about. Not about stopping tax evasion or people hiding money, but about the US lobbyist profiting instead. At no point was it about justice.
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by inflagranti 11y ago
My feelings / thoughts exactly. That's so backwards, hard to find words.
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by inflagranti 11y ago
Anyone who thinks this through a bit must realize that roads are one of the least optimal places to put solar panels. Solar panels are still not very cheap so putting them where they are not efficient tips the scale further against Solar en
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by inflagranti 11y ago
There's a huge difference. An URL is an absolute black box, a binary that you have to give Apple for certification on each change and that has to call Apple APIs to do anything useful (like network) is not. Apple will scan your App to
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by inflagranti 11y ago
His whole point was about intent! You're the one who doesn't see: The intent on both sides is to tear down a system that has values different from theirs. The fact that Bush had an army and Bin Laden didn't doesn't chang
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by inflagranti 11y ago
Thats such arrogant drivel. Ever thought that your attitude might actually be part of the problem? If you approach any other group of people with contempt and suspicion, they will approach you the same and trying to teach people to 'to

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