marczellm

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by marczellm 10y ago
I still use RSS much.
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Computer Randomly Plays Classical Music(support.microsoft.com)
5 points by marczellm 11y ago|0 comments
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by marczellm 11y ago
And I opted to stay on Firefox 42 because I don't want to spend time learning the new search UI nor do I want to spend time learning CTR.
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by marczellm 11y ago
I experienced the issue here in Hungary too.
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DIY overhead spaceship control panel for PC(imgur.com)
8 points by marczellm 11y ago|2 comments
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Looking for Google+?
1 points by marczellm 11y ago|0 comments
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by marczellm 11y ago
Cecile's text messages are horribly sloppy regarding spelling and grammar, I'd never trust a person like that.
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by marczellm 12y ago
>> But even more to the point; telling a coworker you are attracted to them, guess what, it's not sexual harassment, and it's certainly not illegal. >Yes it is, it's an unwelcome sexual advance. You're wrong her
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by marczellm 12y ago
> You should actually assume a woman doesn't want you to comment on her appearance. I was taught both in dance/etiquette school and by my grandma that I should ALWAYS compliment if a woman looks great.
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by marczellm 12y ago
That's not what I meant.
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by marczellm 12y ago
https://twitter.com/justkelly_ok/status/574248445780733954 A compliment alone should not constitute sexual harassment, that would be total madness. However with the other stories she tells I understand why she inc
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by marczellm 12y ago
In my opinion the evolution of C# and .NET itself signified the end of "MS sucks" and a transition to "MS rocks". Them going open source is the cherry on top. They still seem pretty clueless about what direction to go wi
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by marczellm 12y ago
The old website absurd.org. Unfortunately it doesn't exist now.
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by marczellm 12y ago
I would be interested in: "Would type annotations improve the performance of any Python implementation?"
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by marczellm 12y ago
Can you educate me about this? I don't understand how a religious stance of "don't use contraceptives" can be an abuse of human rights, when anyone is free to decide whether they follow the teachings of said religion or
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by marczellm 12y ago
Do you have a link to the story in your first paragraph? I would like to read it in detail. Sexual orientation and contraception are two very serious issues which I feel greatly underqualified to form global opinions about. The situation in
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by marczellm 12y ago
I simply figured that the Church might know more than I do, given that my personality is still forming. I should maybe mention that by embedded worldview, I meant more like little seeds. By no means do I have a complete ethical, philosophic
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by marczellm 12y ago
Based solely upon the Bible, I wouldn't. But for some reason the Church teaches it, and I guess they have very good reasons for that. Because of the issue having IMO absolutely no implication for my everyday life or prayer, I never fel
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by marczellm 12y ago
I'm an MSc student in IT/software engineering, and I am a practicing and believing Roman Catholic. Some of the main reasons for this is - having recognized that the teachings are consistent with my embedded worldview and ethical c