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by jtdev 5y ago
Plus, we’re able to help these ladies by recommending beachwear that is aligned with their sensibilities… it’s really a win-win for all parties.
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by jtdev 5y ago
Simple answer: No, this stuff is not good for you… get ready to shit your pants if you consume this lab goo on a regular basis.
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by jtdev 5y ago
No, I'm referring to the regulatory capture and revolving door culture at USDA that has allowed Monsanto et. al., to douse your kids cereal with glyphosate, refuse hemp production in the U.S., water down the Organic Governance Board wi
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by jtdev 5y ago
Considering the history of the USDA, I’m not okay with the USDA having final say in determining what I or my family put on the dinner table.
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by jtdev 5y ago
Prions persist in soil for years; elk eat where other elk have deposited prions.
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by jtdev 5y ago
This “silent is complicit” angle is positively poisonous.
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by jtdev 5y ago
Do you insist that your coworkers adhere to gender etiquette rules imposed by the trans community? Bathroom assignments? Etc.?
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by jtdev 5y ago
Maybe it’s a pornography company...? Maybe people should chill the fuck out with the constant thirst for being offended.
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by jtdev 5y ago
You'll likely see higher prices in the used market... which will almost certainly bubble up to the new market.
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by jtdev 5y ago
If nothing else, the PMBOK is valuable for PMs purely as a reference to the poisonous bullshit that is contained within it? Somewhat like the value of knowing about flat earth hypotheses and believers.
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by jtdev 5y ago
University of Minnesota is involved with the Confucius Institute... what could go wrong when a U.S. university accepts significant funding from a hostile foreign power? https://experts.umn.edu/en/organisations/conf
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by jtdev 5y ago
Do you know if CCC supports regional chapters?
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by jtdev 5y ago
Is there a U.S. based Chaos Computer Club (CCC) or CCC like group?
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by jtdev 5y ago
Why are taxpayers funding remediation of Microsoft’s shitty vulnerable software?
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by jtdev 5y ago
It sounds like a great deal for Zoom... Zoom would have paid far more for this research in any other scenario. The InfoSec community seems to be quite happy giving away their hard work, while the large security vendors make mountains of cas
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by jtdev 5y ago
Is it just me, or does $200k seem far too low for this? I understand that the reward was paid by the event, not Zoom... but it seems to me that Zoom should “pony up” some additional funds for this research.
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by jtdev 5y ago
Using NL as an example here is a major stretch... NL has been designed around non motorized transport; it’s like using Venice as an example for why gondola based transit is a good idea for North America <>
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by jtdev 5y ago
You know how many in the cycling movement view automobiles as being fast, dangerous, machines clogging up the roads? Many pedestrians view cyclists as a similar fast, dangerous (often rude and inconsiderate) presence on the sidewalk.
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by jtdev 5y ago
How will good be moved? How will the infirm get around? I admire the cyclist ideal that they are fixing the problems of the world by not driving/owning cars... but it seems like a very superficial, quasi-moralistic solution that's
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by jtdev 5y ago
You going to shower at work? How do you get your kids to school? Are you going to put them on the handlebars?
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by jtdev 5y ago
Short urban commutes in winter are not an issue (or shortish commutes in Scandanavian high density population areas)... it's the idea of long commutes in rural areas and/or long commutes in rural areas during winter that is not ju
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by jtdev 5y ago
Cycling to/from work, grocery stores, etc. is completely infeasible for 6 months of the year in approximately 1/3 of the United States. In addition to seasonal infeasibility, much of the U.S. is rural... good luck commuting 15 mil
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by jtdev 5y ago
You don't take issue with the bizarre and inefficient queries that it often builds? I've observed simple joins implemented using looping by Django ORM... I mean, WTF???
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by jtdev 5y ago
The ORM is horrendous.
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by jtdev 6y ago
“That war only made billionaires out of millionaires. Today's war is making trillionaires out of billionaires. Now I call that progress.” ― Kurt Vonnegut, A Man Without a Country
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by jtdev 6y ago
Public interest in our national parks is the only reason these places exist... early robber barons tried to monetize Yellowstone and were only stopped because of people like George Bird Grinnell and the outdoorsmen/women he organized b
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by jtdev 6y ago
I would love to hear you define what you mean by this statement regarding Amazon: "produces a lot of value to people" Just selling cheap shit with no regard for those who produce and deliver your products doesn't equate to &q
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by jtdev 6y ago
Based on your comment, should we expect this vulnerability in comparable packages from other languages/communities? Or is this an NPM/JS maturity issue, i.e., “it’s not my fault, fix the spec.”?
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by jtdev 6y ago
Trump did in many regards, and the PC crowd lost their fucking minds over it.
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by jtdev 6y ago
Appetite is exceptionally low for ill advised forever wars... defending an ally against the CCP however is something that many Americans would likely be in favor of.

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