justinmchase

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by justinmchase 8y ago
I find it ok for me to photograph other people without their consent in public.
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Well I agree with that, subsidising industry with public money is not fair to everyone else and doesn't necessarily pay off at all. But having, even those relatively small number of jobs in a community could really help depending on th
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by justinmchase 8y ago
I don't think its type checking that is bad per se, but classes specifically.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
One time I got phone-DDoS'd by a robocaller who was using my number to call everyone else in my area code. Then for several hours, people were calling me back nonstop and saying "Calling you back...". Incredibly annoying. Whe
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by justinmchase 8y ago
Its probably more about the money coming into the community and the types of people that would work there generally adding to the labor pool of the area. As jobs appear and wages go up those people spend a great deal of their money in the a
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by justinmchase 8y ago
That seems to be what the article is concluding.
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With a law. Perhaps one saying that they cannot ban or block anybody or their content, except for content already deemed illegal by a governing body or upon receipt of a court order.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
I don't think a compelling case has been made that Russia is doing this "aggressively". At least compared to the US, China or perhaps some other countries.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
npm doesn't auto update major versions by default anyway. So you will likely need to spend the same amount of work but during unscheduled time, updating code for features you didn't even need yet. It can be very disruptive to work
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by justinmchase 8y ago
Whats hard about saying "Its a search engine like google, only it doesn't track you. Try it."?
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Steam also. Embedded web with a native underpinning but not electron, totally custom made just like Spotify but their own creation.
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It does, they basically use the same approach but before Electron was invented.
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Whats an example of a non-good electron app?
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by justinmchase 8y ago
As a former Microsoft employee who used to work on Internet Explorer (I helped build the new developer tools), I will say I believe he's partly right here. I do think it has a lot to do with Electron and I also think their acquisition
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by justinmchase 8y ago
WSL is great on windows but the situation with Docker is pretty bad still. Docker on windows needs to not require Hyper-V but to run as a kernel process like WSL does. Also the volume mounting straight up doesn't work on windows and if
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by justinmchase 8y ago
They're working on it: https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues/1932
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by justinmchase 8y ago
Have you tried the Brave Browser? You basically just requested the 3 primary features it advertises: https://brave.com/features/
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by justinmchase 8y ago
ew
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by justinmchase 8y ago
They may need to do more than demand, they may have to organize a strike. Get more people involved, unionize or not, you're going to have to strike. Putting your name out there like this will just serve to have to replaced one at a tim
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by justinmchase 8y ago
You get a couple mealy dry red delicious and it just makes to scared to keep trying them.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
But damn they're good! We're overflowing with honey crisps and fresh cider this time of year, its beautiful.
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But getting those base metals up into space is astronomically expensive on the other hand.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
How about a brain coat? http://www.lessemf.com/personal.html
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by justinmchase 8y ago
What about slave labor? Child labor? Should corporations have these choices available to them? If not, why not? If the reason is ethical than why would we support sweatshop labor, or any other exploitative labor? What exploited people need
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by justinmchase 8y ago
Isn't it more about the lifestyle and general well being of the animals while they are alive than it is about diet? Ethically speaking.
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They will be incentivized to pay for similar American goods and services which will be better for the economy in general.
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I disagree. This incentivizes the fostering of an environment where these are the only choices available to people. It does not help laborers anywhere in the world to exploit labor and further weaken places where labor has already organized
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by justinmchase 8y ago
I don't think you successfully debunked it. You asserted without merit that working in sweatshops is better than subsistence farming, this is both false and a false dichotomy.
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by justinmchase 8y ago
I may be cynical but I don't believe this. I think its more about producing goods using more exploitable workers and resources. If all countries had the same worker and environmental protections and same degree of unionization, aka an