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Five-years old major bug in Thunderbird nobody cares to fix(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
2 points by m0skit0 12y ago|0 comments
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by m0skit0 12y ago
Neutrino being faster than light when both in the water doesn't mean anything regarding c as a barrier.
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by m0skit0 12y ago
"A tachyonic antitelephone is a hypothetical device in theoretical physics"
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by m0skit0 12y ago
Propaganda and fearmongering.
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by m0skit0 12y ago
Nice introduction. I selected Thrift as middleware for a business project for the company I'm working on one year ago, so I'm pretty familiar with it. It has some issues but for the most part it is reliable, fast, and extremely fl
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by m0skit0 12y ago
Can't even see the link, how can I see the whole galaxy?
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by m0skit0 12y ago
To C heaven
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by m0skit0 12y ago
"Initiated by a Hamas attack on Israel, the most recent conflict" Please avoid such ignorant and biased comments. You actually don't need them for the article.
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by m0skit0 12y ago
I call bullshit. There's nothing in the while article that proves drinking is healthy. The author heavily relies on the wrong logic of "correlation means causality".
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by m0skit0 12y ago
403 Forbidden from Spain?
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by m0skit0 12y ago
You mean bombarding civil population (look at children death toll) that is 100% palestinians and has nowhere to run because Israel (and Egypt) have closed the borders, is not a genocide? Please define "genocide", maybe my definiti
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by m0skit0 12y ago
OMG, these ISIS people are totally crazy... I don't even have words to describe this "human" scum. Sadly I didn't see any news reported here about Gaza genocide. Are these people not worth the same as Mosul Christians? D
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by m0skit0 12y ago
From an arab: overly simplified but a good start for most people who just have no idea and talk nonsense (which are a lot).
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by m0skit0 12y ago
"Internal Server Error" is also an excuse?
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by m0skit0 12y ago
Impressive, thanks for sharing!
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by m0skit0 12y ago
> Plus, whenever some interface I've built feels awkward or there's some duplication, often times I find that, while thinking and trying to refactor it, the language tries to drive me to the cleanest solution Yes, this is my ex
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by m0skit0 13y ago
So then I understand you do agree that a company should ask you your personal beliefs, religion, sexual orientation, and check which donations to which causes you made before hiring you? Because that's what you're implying here.
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by m0skit0 13y ago
Still, what has that to do with personal beliefs? If he's a professional he will know to keep his personal beliefs out of his work. And if his beliefs interfere with his Mozilla's work, then I would agree on boycotting him and Moz
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by m0skit0 13y ago
You said it: Brendan Eich. In his free time. As an individual person. Mozilla has nothing to do with what this guy does in his free time (and I hope it doesn't).
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by m0skit0 13y ago
It's not a public issue. He didn't support the anti-gay marriage bill as a representative of Mozilla. He did it in his free time and as a SINGLE person. I absolutely DO NOT agree with him, but that has nothing to do with Mozilla o
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by m0skit0 13y ago
Of course everyone can react as he/she sees fit. I did.
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by m0skit0 13y ago
They chose Eich because of professional issues, not his personal beliefs. I hope no company/organization chooses employees by their personal beliefs. Private life is private, he can have whatever beliefs he wants, I don't care. Th
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by m0skit0 13y ago
I have no business, I'm a simple user and I have my values and they say: "Do not trust people that mix work and personal issues". It's my opinion and I respect yours as well.
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by m0skit0 13y ago
I understand your posture and I totally support gay marriage, but you're mixing politics with work, and you're taking a personal issue to a professional level. It's Brendan Eich that supported the prop 8, not Mozilla. That&#x
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by m0skit0 13y ago
Is this a surprise to anyone? In capitalism, money is the only thing that matters. What do you expect?
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by m0skit0 13y ago
"OOP is widely-used and easily comprehended because it is a fairly simple way of modeling reality that is compatible with how human beings do it" I don't see how OOP is "fairly simple", "modeling reality"
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by m0skit0 13y ago
By "simplicity" they mostly mean "what I'm used to". Same applies for people calling "Windows simpler than Linux". It's the same argument over and over: illegibility (because you're not used to i
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by m0skit0 13y ago
> but if you are programming on something so old, you should first contend with that. So for programming Android apps I need an top of the line GPU? Most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Not even bothering reading the rest.
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by m0skit0 13y ago
It's not about being smart or not, it's simply getting used to it. Probably chinese doesn't seem readable or intuitive to you, but a chinese also don't find english readable or intuitive.
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by m0skit0 13y ago
I don't know about Scala, but you can check poster's link at the bottom on Scala vs Clojure.

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