johnny22

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by johnny22 9y ago
herd immunity is a thing that you're not taking into account. It's rarely about single indviduals, but the entire group.
752.
by johnny22 9y ago
I definitely see why you couldn't replace linux or postgres with rust rewrites anytime soon, but nginx? Nginx seems totally probable.
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by johnny22 9y ago
at least some of the documentaries from PBS and BBC are downloadable as well.
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by johnny22 9y ago
Can't graphene be used for that in the future?
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by johnny22 9y ago
how unlikely is it that nvidia won't be the center of their own "meltdown" in the future though?
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by johnny22 9y ago
My father certainly wasn't listening to much new music (he's nearly 70), but then he started watching Austin City Limits and listening to the local uni radio station. His tastes are still changing. I am sure he's an outlier
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by johnny22 9y ago
lots of folks are against that. Positive discrimination is a thing.
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by johnny22 9y ago
how many typosquats on scope names will there be I wonder.
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by johnny22 9y ago
comparing distro package managers is a ton different than free for all spaces like packagist, ruby gems, pypi, npm, etc.
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by johnny22 9y ago
you are the mvp of this post. thanks for keeping things rational.
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by johnny22 9y ago
the problem isn't time atm though.
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by johnny22 9y ago
Most libertarians I've talked to at least see the role for a minimal state. That state does manage external threats and contract enforcement. I can't imagine those being free things, so at least some taxes would be necessary.
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by johnny22 9y ago
lynching means you usually die... please choose a better word.
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by johnny22 9y ago
1) because the the constituency is too small probably 2) because it sounds like you're changing the topic about what's taboo in SV 3) i think people downvoted it because it's not relevant to the topic of what's taboo in
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by johnny22 9y ago
but then I'd want somebody to aggregate those competing engine results and sort them for me by relevance and applicability.
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by johnny22 9y ago
also the computer must always be on, it can't interfere with your ability to use your own computer (QoS, throttling), and backups.
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by johnny22 9y ago
It was kind of a gradual thing. I wonder if i could really summarize right now. I do know that atm I'm way more concerned with fighting the gender binary where it counts .. ie: cis men. "average" cis men need feel free and s
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by johnny22 9y ago
some positions have no nuance though. There's no middle ground to "black people are inferior to white people". There's no difference to split.
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by johnny22 9y ago
I've never heard that this is a taboo opinion?
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by johnny22 9y ago
I came it from your SO's side, and then went away from it. I didn't grow up around uhmm "liberals" and "liberal doctrine", so I had to figure it out for myself.
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by johnny22 9y ago
there is a binary ATM whether wanted or not. It would be nice to move away from it though. EDIT: new words were invented just to enforce it. Some of the "nicer" ones for women are tomboy and butch.
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by johnny22 9y ago
isn't that what non binary is all about? I see trans folks talking about non binary gender all the time.
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by johnny22 9y ago
they sure did care for the race of the people they sold it to though. In any case, none of what you said matches actual American history.
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by johnny22 9y ago
now that's taboo.. so taboo it doesn't even make the list because people can't even think it :)
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by johnny22 9y ago
not touching the actual issue of racists in the south, but do most people consider Texas the south? I never have. I never think of Florida either (although north Florida is a lot closer to what i think of when I think of the south).
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by johnny22 9y ago
that's pretty easy. Muslims as a whole have little power in THE US while the Christians do. Were Christians persecuted like Muslims are today, then likely it'd be the opposite.
777.
by johnny22 9y ago
that's pretty easy. Muslims as a whole have little power, while the Christians do. Were Christians persecuted like Muslims, then likely it'd be the opposite.
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by johnny22 9y ago
but one can put you in jail and the other can't.
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by johnny22 9y ago
and from where would they get the bitcoin?
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by johnny22 9y ago
We've been living with sysvinit style systems for years, and were able to transition away. We could easily do it again.

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