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by jqm 12y ago
I didn't really see the article as "attacking" religion and am surprised you do. I have however noticed some religions have a pervasive tendency to claim they are under attack.
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by jqm 12y ago
I don't see this as a negative although there will be a transition. The careers I most hope are replaced soon are politicians. I'm pretty sure my coffee maker currently has the capability to do at least a good a job as Ted Cruz.
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by jqm 12y ago
rm . * (extra space) has gotten me a few times. I bet I'm not the only one either.
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by jqm 12y ago
"Westeros".... You know, I don't think so. Trades have been around for a lot longer than universal justice. Slavery is only recently going away. Important people in the community have traditionally done what they wanted and a
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by jqm 12y ago
Why would any one register without knowing what they are registering for?
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by jqm 12y ago
I think traditionally it worked like this... The students did a bunch of work for the mentor, for very little or no wages and they were taught a trade. The students were much like your property, you could beat them, treat them basically how
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by jqm 12y ago
Meeting people is nice, but only if they are quality people. Otherwise, I'd rather not. There aren't many of these in the town I live in, but I know they are here, at least some of them. How to meet these people? "Quality&quo
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by jqm 12y ago
I babysat my younger brothers and sisters at 11 for a few hours here and there. We had neighbors and a phone. I knew how to use it. I credit this early responsibility for a lot of valuable workplace attributes I have today.
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by jqm 12y ago
Probably a bunch of "respectable" folks were eying the children as well. Likely thinking "what are those kids doing out here by themselves! it's Dangerous!" Agree with the vast majority here who posit the whole thin
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by jqm 12y ago
According to the article you can remove them. Agree on the "I'll never use" part.
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by jqm 12y ago
The problem with the "win friends and influence people" method is that some people just listen to the positive parts and go right on their way never improving. We aren't selling cars nor running for office where "win fri
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by jqm 12y ago
around 32 in my opinion.
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by jqm 12y ago
The article mentions proteins can be produced by yeast, but an additional fat (such as palm oil) will need to be added. Yeasts don't produce fats? Can something else be modified to produce fats identical to milk fat? A plant maybe?
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by jqm 12y ago
Indeed. Ideological eaters are and probably always will be a minority. Economics based eaters on the other hand.....
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by jqm 12y ago
What really baffles me is how others DON'T intrinsically mistrust those in power. Human nature is human nature after all. NSA revelations, "I'm going to close GITMO", "weapons of mass destruction", "I did
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by jqm 12y ago
I'm having a hard time picturing a local police department in Arkansas having the technical skills needed to make use of this malware. But maybe they paid someone. Or it's a false flag. Who knows.
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by jqm 12y ago
I absolutely get more done working from home. But after a couple of years of working by myself on project for business who I would communicate with once a week (if) I felt I was getting out of touch with the human race. I went and got an of
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by jqm 12y ago
I have stopped calling them "non producers" and started using the term "counter producers". Not only do these types of people not help, they are almost always a hindrance to the completion of projects.
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by jqm 12y ago
Oh just THINK of the contracting opportunities!
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by jqm 12y ago
To me, this indicates the government of Spain envisions more things to protest coming soon. Not a good sign.
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by jqm 12y ago
Some terminations are in order over that policy. But hey.. who am I kidding? It's an IT department in a public school. Incompetence isn't something punishable.
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by jqm 12y ago
I'm guessing a small subset of commands is about all that many productive Vim users know. You don't have to know everything to make good use of the tool.
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by jqm 12y ago
-No tabs? How about :tabedit? -No project structure? Well, there is nerdtree. Or a separate terminal window open to the file system which is usually the way I do it. -Autocomplete with annotation? Nice plugin for that. -Debug? I'm runn
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by jqm 12y ago
Followed up with an AI that fixes (some of the time) Angular/React/Bootstrap apps made by the first AI.
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by jqm 12y ago
I've never seen making Slackware look nice as a burden. Especially since I can generally just copy over config files. I love Slackware for the simplicity and that's why I use it. So many of these feature filled pretty systems work
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by jqm 12y ago
Where are they getting pushed out to? If you can't vaporize them (and you can't) what happens? The failure of hubris isn't necessarily in obnoxiousness. It's in shortsightedness.
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by jqm 12y ago
A politician pledging something? I'm sold. Sign me up!
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by jqm 12y ago
I see the big offense not in forcibly removing the kid from the car (the police are probably within their rights as far as that goes), but in attempting to delete evidence. That's the real crime for which someone should be fired and po
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by jqm 12y ago
MSDN in the title kind of gives it away...
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by jqm 12y ago
I think this is fantastic idea. I really hope it takes off.

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