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jboles
9y ago
Really suspicious timing in light of today's announcement.
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9y ago
> That's another reason why I don't really understand the instagram bragging thing. It's like these people are actively trying to create bullshit for themselves. There's a pretty fascinating British doco on the pheno
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9y ago
> with the conductor being responsible for "enforcing" the safe operation of the train -- i.e. yell at, or even remove the engineer from the controls and/or initiate emergency braking. Interesting that you mention this. Th
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9y ago
I believe the point he’s making is that the driver’s attention is more likely to wander when it’s a routine trip done many times before. This was the first run on the new route, not a routine trip.
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9y ago
One of the best comments in this thread.
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9y ago
But it’s not a crime as established by a criminal conviction, hence the quotes where I use that word. It’s treatment as a criminal by (fairly, or unfairly) passing moral judgement with a desire that others do the same — no better than a lyn
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9y ago
> I can ask either sex if they are interested in forming a non-business relationship and then go back to a business relationship if they say no. And blammo, there’s your career-destroying sexual harassment accusation against you, in toda
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9y ago
It exposes the accusation as being spurious and impetuous, and the accuser as being shallow, though, because whether the ‘crime’ actually occurred or not is now dependent on how attractive the woman judged the man to be.
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9y ago
Step three: Right click taskbar, 'Taskbar buttons:' -> 'Never combine'. Result: both app and document tabs. :-)
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9y ago
Exactly, it is already sexist for the author to make such a generalisation.
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9y ago
With a stopwatch and notepad
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9y ago
It’s e-gold all over again. Was going to be the dream libertarian non-fiat currency of the future but ended up being used mostly by scams. At least e-gold was (theoretically) redeemable for real gold delivered, whereas crypto currencies are
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9y ago
Read two sentences later.
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9y ago
For the president to be saying what he has said this morning is shameful and a disgrace to all Americans. I hope at least some of those who voted for him are hanging their heads today.
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9y ago
It's not insolvency. The bank account is still a company asset, even if slightly less liquid.
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9y ago
US already has a wall to build.
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9y ago
Surely they must remember which year they left high school to go to college? That's graduation, early or otherwise.
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9y ago
> The service is free of charge until November 1, 2017. Gee, thanks! To my eyes this has Ponzi scam written all over it...
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9y ago
So many spelling/grammatical errors too. It was difficult to parse.
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9y ago
You forgot the "oops we got hacked" announcement
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9y ago
> "what's the big deal? just chill" type rhetoric
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9y ago
After passing a slow car, pull in front of it (maintaining speed) so whoever was behind you can also pass it.
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9y ago
Reminds me of reading about the HP-12C financial calculator. As CPUs got faster, the calculator was never increased in speed, because users would not trust the results if they appeared too quickly.
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9y ago
Fake news. Headline says: "Homeland Security bans laptops, large electronics on all Europe-U.S. flights". Article says "The Department of Homeland Security is prepared to ban laptops and other electronics larger than a cellph
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10y ago
There is no legal obligation to be truthful in what one places on their Facebook profile, however, so it's not perjuring. You can out on whatever you like and it's up to the border agent to make of it whatever they will.
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10y ago
Not so much a poor use of a shared resource as a required use of a poorly equipped gym.
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10y ago
Indeed. I had to go to uni for 4+ years to earn a degree in engineering. Pretty scary that you can get one of these in 6 months, and then potentially be working on selfdriving cars (or so Udacity would have you believe).
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10y ago
I'm wondering if the lack of a 32gb option is due to battery life marketing constraints. Double the RAM is going to have a higher power draw during operation as well as standby.
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10y ago
More like Canada and USA. - At one point New Zealand was part of the colony of New South Wales (until 1841, while the nation of Australia came into being in 1901) - Australia and New Zealand have fought a number of wars together as close al
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10y ago
You might want to look up what 'pozzing' actually means. ;-)
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