j4kp07

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by j4kp07 10y ago
Is the creator of this sub anonymous?
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by j4kp07 10y ago
That's because one person can be deported multiple times and the definition of "Deportation" has changed to include those apprehended at the border.
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> The IRS can dig through your personal and corporate finances Keyword: Finances And from what I understand, Oracle has turned all of those over. But you and others, are demanding unfettered access to every nook, cranny and file cabinet
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by j4kp07 10y ago
SCOTUS disagrees with you "My Friend" and I'm pretty sure they have more experience in these matters.
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> Not the same context, are they? Of course it is. The context is/was (as stated by the previous poster), if you have nothing to hide, then why not be completely open? Which is what my point is; You don't need to justify your
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by j4kp07 10y ago
"hey, it seems you're discriminating against these people based on things you shouldn't legally discriminate on. Can you provide us with data to show otherwise?" Hey, we're going to assume you are guilty. Can you p
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> Corporations are not people my friend. It doesn't matter. That wasn't the argument stated; What was proposed was "Why does it matter if you have nothing to hide." > They do not (and should not) have the same rig
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> If you really don't have anything to hide/cleanup, why avoid providing useful information for 2+ years? Would you mind if a snoop through your wife's underwear drawer? You have nothing to hide. Right? Why do you close
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by j4kp07 10y ago
News Flash: Developers set the prices for their apps. Not Apple.
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by j4kp07 10y ago
That trick does not work with paired zippers that are also locked in parallel with the luggage handle. http://thewirecutter5.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/upl... https://www.amazon.com/Travel-Acces
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by j4kp07 10y ago
Translation: Socialism
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by j4kp07 10y ago
LMAO....they need donations to "test" Basic Income. That speaks volumes people.
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> How does sharing such stats imply achieving "arbitrary numbers" in any sense? Are you really that ignorant? > Women are equally as capable as men when it comes to tech, so we should expect equal representation. And why are
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by j4kp07 10y ago
Sounds like he has bad credit and not enough for a down payment. Why are you shouting racism?
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> Why say that the Armenians are still allowed to be traumatized about what happened in the 1920s while black Americans aren't allowed to talk about mortgages in the 1980s? It just isn't very logical. It wasn't logic...it
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by j4kp07 10y ago
And yet you avoided answering my analogy with "White Trash", "Rednecks" and "Bogans". Why is that?
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by j4kp07 10y ago
LMAO....you literally just said prior to this comment: "We are not trying to ensure there is an "arbitrary number" of certain types of people working in our field." You are a walking Poster Child for hypocrisy.
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> No one is attacking your grandfather. The previous poster said "your grandparents". A narrow minded assumption that every white person reading his comment would/should identify with. > The previous poster is simply p
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> I can swear, or dress in second-hand clothes or not answer letters without having people attribute these choices to the bad morals, the poverty, or the illiteracy of my race. You've never heard of "White Trash" or "
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> look at the great rates on home mortgages your grandparents got (if they're white Americans) I am a "white American" and my grandfather grew up in a home with dirt floors then built his home with his own hands (twice, be
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> If we are talking about America, certain white people certainly profited from stirring up racism here for centuries. Did you know that less than 1% of the population in America owned slaves in the 19th century? And some of those 1% wh
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by j4kp07 10y ago
Correlation =/= Causation
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by j4kp07 10y ago
> It just means, for example, that it probably would have been even harder if you were an Eastern European woman who grew up in a poor family. That is an absurd, subjective, abstract theory with no research to back it. The same thing ca
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by j4kp07 11y ago
I would never allow a design get that far into the process and then allow a client to start testing various colors. That is just asking for trouble.
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by j4kp07 11y ago
Because Microsoft, then and now, has more active developers.
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by j4kp07 11y ago
"but most advertisers, sponsors, etc will only trust third party analytics in determining advertising rates, sponsorship levels, etc." Then you are losing at the negotiation table and trying to blame "the users". Those
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by j4kp07 11y ago
Actually, Pepsi spent millions on this. It's completely valid...and ludicrous.
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by j4kp07 11y ago
Assembla offers free private repos (no bells, no whistles). I've been using them for over 4 years now.
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by j4kp07 11y ago
It's a FREE app. If you don't like it, don't agree to the terms and quit using the app.
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by j4kp07 11y ago
The author's demographic audience is likely 12-15 year-old kids. This is why she cannot find any patreons. They don't even have a credit card to make a donation.

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