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by lowboy 13y ago
A joke with "tape her and rape her" is not a sincere discussion. People posting on Facebook is a privilege granted at the sole discretion of Facebook, it's not a right. While I support free speech, it's completely at FB's discretion as to w
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by lowboy 13y ago
They signed up for having their ads shown next to content that is within Facebook's posting guidelines. Or else why not advertise on /b/ if you truly had no qualms about the content? While I don't discount that they're going to get some pre
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by lowboy 13y ago
At least you invoked the name of the logical fallacy. And it's more than just offense in this case. Sexual assault is a very serious and terrible thing to have happen. Joking about it legitimizes and normalizes it, contributing to incidents
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by lowboy 13y ago
Another benefit to prefixing everything is that it makes possible an automated module selection/build system. Point it at your markup/codebase and it would select only the modules that your site uses. I don't think Pure is big enough to war
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by lowboy 13y ago
Because hover effects benefit the other half that have pointing devices. As long as the hover effects aren't compromising the experience for touch users, why not benefit the pointing device users?
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by lowboy 13y ago
No, it's appropriate to the severity of the allergic reaction, unless you can show me similarly severe cases with gluten as the following: http://fox13now.com/2013/04/26/boy-11-dies-after-severe-alle...
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by lowboy 13y ago
It seems like the jury is still out on how many people suffer from gluten sensitivity, or the extent of the negative effect of gliadin. > A 2011 panel of celiac experts concluded that there is a condition related to gluten other than ce
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by lowboy 13y ago
Care to post your sources that show how gluten isn't healthy for those without an intolerance (celiac, IBD, etc)?
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by lowboy 13y ago
Pretty much. My friends found that the game wore very quickly compared to Apples to Apples. Pick the most offensive one, it'll win. Down to luck really.
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by lowboy 13y ago
If you're talking about the extra autocomplete attributes, it gives site authors a way to use both the standardized autocomplete fields[0] and different name and id attributes for their own purposes. [0]: http://www.chromium.org/deve
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by lowboy 13y ago
Just trying this out now - looks great so far.
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by lowboy 13y ago
Yeah, can we get some moderator title editing here?
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by lowboy 13y ago
I'd still classify it as mildly NSFW. Cartoons and other depictions are less NSFW than images. Or else the following would also be a fireable offense: (.|.)
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by lowboy 13y ago
Phil should get that money. It's the casino's fault that the dealer rotated the cards and exposed their value to Phil, and that the cards weren't destroyed at the end of each day. If they present a deck of cards with a flaw, that is their f
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by lowboy 13y ago
The best time to submit is subject to the goals of the poster, not simply when they are ready to share the thought. If that's your goal, then great.
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by lowboy 13y ago
It's tricky to define exactly, but I like this article's take on it: http://webdesign.about.com/od/tables/a/aa122605.htm A list of emails can be thought of as tabular data. In Gmail, you have columns (selection, star, important, participa
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by lowboy 13y ago
Using tables for layout is bad, full stop, no quotes. Tables for tabular data are the only reason you should use the <table> element.
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by lowboy 13y ago
That's one comment that you've cherry picked. If that's all it takes to make a site/section a hate group, then YouTube is a hate group.
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by lowboy 13y ago
Well, that's as far as you're concerned and you're entitled to your unsubstantiated opinion. From what I've seen, the mods do an excellent job of upholding the rules. The mods for the major subs (ie. the "face" of reddit) all get rid of per
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by lowboy 13y ago
Yeah, I would never identify as an "r/atheist".
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by lowboy 13y ago
> Subreddits are not moderated by reddit employees, only by the people who founded the subreddit and whoever they choose to moderate the subreddit with them That's still moderation - the article didn't say that the moderation was from a
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by lowboy 13y ago
Great stuff, love the design and the icons. I'd consider making all of the hover animations snappier (side menu, tooltips, etc). They look neat, but feel sluggish.
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by lowboy 13y ago
Ah, but date added is not always equal to the date of the invoice. Ex: download 2013-01-01-invoice.pdf today (2013-04-23).
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by lowboy 13y ago
Sure, but that doesn't speak to my point that consensus is a component of communication, not its primary aim.
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by lowboy 13y ago
In this case I don't think that these reasons apply. Introducing a VSRE on the initiator side, or a Short Response, Not An Asshole on the responding side would be a worthwhile change with a manageable side effect. Don't fix it if it ain't b
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by lowboy 13y ago
I agree with the second part of your statement. Why not make things more efficient where we can?
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by lowboy 13y ago
You can't communicate effectively without a protocol/language/etc, but communicating is not about consensus; it's about communicating ideas/thoughts/etc. Consensus is a part of communication, not its aim. I agree that not offending/annoyi
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by lowboy 13y ago
How is communication about consensus? You can put others off and still communicate "correctly".
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by lowboy 13y ago
And organic things can be inefficient.
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by lowboy 14y ago
Yes, they might be relatively low, but the way they handle account freezes just leaves a bad taste in the mouth. I understand wanting to prevent fraud, but it seems like they catch a lot of innocent people and force them to prove that the m

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