justizin

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by justizin 12y ago
I've used the activation lock, but I didn't really record what was there. IIRC, something like a lock screen, probably with the ability to make emergency calls.
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by justizin 12y ago
On the other hand, a number of things that people outside of NY and CA refused to fight for on their own, they have for free because of states like this. If you go on the far end of the spectrum from electronics to schoolbooks, you find tha
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by justizin 12y ago
This is a wonderful case in point for trying to understand the EFF's examples on internet defamation: https://www.eff.org/issues/bloggers/legal/liability/defamation It walks the line pretty clo
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by justizin 12y ago
I think what's wrong with this article can be summed up in response to this statement: > At the movies, for instance, prime-time tickets aren’t presented as a few dollars more than the normal price—rather, matinees are presented as
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by justizin 12y ago
Use the Vagrant env, boot2docker is a mess IMO.
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by justizin 12y ago
Docker definitely does all of the things you describe jails as doing.
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by justizin 12y ago
"... and it is this television hero upon whom my entire perception and philosophy of nature is based."
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by justizin 12y ago
And all the messaging around hiking the hell out of their undergrad fees in recent years.
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by justizin 12y ago
> when there are amazing free resources all over the place. in fact, most of the worthwhile resources are free, since this isn't a discipline that has really been taught at any level until recently, but draws from several.
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by justizin 12y ago
obviously, that is the goal. ;d
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by justizin 12y ago
Awesome.
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by justizin 12y ago
>> "Real" soldiers do sometimes use weapon-mounted optics for observation and target ID. They don't always end up shooting the people they're looking at. I've yet to hear a vet tell me that's an acceptabl
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by justizin 12y ago
"Frankly they shouldn't have that gear at all, but if you're going to give it to them at least train them properly with it first." Absolutely 1000% what I was trying to get across. I don't want to see the national g
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by justizin 12y ago
"if you roll out soldiers to address a civil disturbance, you need to figure out what they are going to do." One of the interesting things I learned participating in a number of protests in recent years surrounded by veterans is t
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by justizin 12y ago
"Importantly, there are still somewhat similar cases taking place, despite efforts to stop such behavior through better training and prosecution of rogue officers." Is this an Onion University study? Anyway, seriously, while I lov
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by justizin 12y ago
when basic dignity for workers is 'just because', a business has lost its' way. a business should produce three things, for three important customer segments: customers, investors, and workers, and all three are equally impor
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by justizin 12y ago
in the US, at least, there's nothing really holding you back from treating your low-income employees illegally. it's not like they can afford a lawyer, or even have time to find and/or meet with one. that's an example of
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by justizin 12y ago
Keep in mind also that today when we plan a desk space, we plan for a mouse or trackpad and a keyboard, and we don't do much else. People then still did lots of paperwork and needed space for other things. Of course they didn't h
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by justizin 12y ago
Do you really want to live in a building owned by your employer? I lived in corporate housing when I went to a corporate school and when your relationship with that entity ends, you become homeless fucking _real_ fast. It should be tenable
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by justizin 12y ago
BART was originally intended to reach Marin, but fierce opposition kept it out. Sausalito doesn't have the infrastructure for high density living, there certainly isn't room for, say, 5x as many people to commute into SF. A lot mo
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by justizin 12y ago
Thank heavens for Microsoft!
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by justizin 12y ago
software isn't an industry, it's a way of life.
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by justizin 12y ago
Why bother when you can just call 415-333-3333 and let it ring for 45 minutes while you walk in the general direction of home? ;)
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by justizin 12y ago
right, but not committing any of history to memory, collectively, makes it pretty easy to rewrite.
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by justizin 12y ago
A $2,000 skateboard to remove the exercise from my bicycle commute? Sign me up! I will just have to recover the original purchase price of all 3 of my bicycles to cover it.
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by justizin 12y ago
isn't it typical in bankruptcy where your debt is forgiven completely that you can't hold onto any asset like a home? this seems like something people could already do, and which is already protected against.
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by justizin 12y ago
"It seems likely that after problems arise, we would implement some other form of welfare on top of this program, and wouldn't have really gained anything." I think a lot of people who would benefit from basic income and who
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by justizin 12y ago
Obviously you would want to design this in such a way that you do not decrease the average support to the poor, and while you would distribute it amongst the entire population, those of us with comfy incomes would have it recovered via taxe
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by justizin 12y ago
"I suspect another problem is that a significant portion of welfare recipients get way more than a feasible basic income system would provide." Really? Do you know anyone that receives government benefits? Sure, you could design
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by justizin 12y ago
"I also think it is hopelessly naive." This point of view, unfortunately, leads all conversations about changing the government down the road that nothing can be done. "It just isn't going to happen without some massive

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