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by mariuolo 7y ago
> The reason was the increase in the aggression towards the people working in a pharmacy. What kind of aggression?
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by mariuolo 7y ago
The author forgets that in the GoT world they also have magic and walking corpses and suspension of disbelief should also cover hair color and heat resistance.
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by mariuolo 7y ago
> Python 3 is a complete disaster. It's not a newer version of the language, it's an entirely different language. Be news to me. Are you sure you aren't talking about Perl 6?
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by mariuolo 7y ago
Presumably because they assume it will cost less to maintain Python 2 than porting the application to Python 3. The Calibre author said something like that himself https://bugs.launchpad.net/calibre/+bug/1714107 .
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by mariuolo 8y ago
How do you obtain a MBA while being so stupid?
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Also they run on kerosene. By the time they are fueled and prepped the other side will have taken out the facility.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
A custody battle would be fun to watch.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Smart criminals. There's plenty of dumb ones who don't need ideas.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> All I heard is more people are going to be using high-speed VPN services. By pushing people into clandestinity, surveillance against serious stuff will become even more complicated.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
And if he sleeps too little, he'll create lousy forgeries that will also cause people to die.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
He was fired from his ministerial job in 1937 and later sent to a concentration camp. By that metrics, most German citizens of that generation are guilty.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> Of course, I wonder why. To be honest, I don't understand why so many users were upset about the former article but not this one. It just seems dissonant to me. Only a minority subscribes to the neurodiversity idea. Autism is cons
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Or price.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> The most ironic effect of school shooter training is that it encourages more school shootings. It has a normalising effect, but then if schools didn't do it, perhaps they could be sued by parents when something happened?
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> Who in the UK actually has a .eu domain? It can't be that high. leave.eu :)
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> First of all, if they don't get a refund through PayPal, they will just get a chargeback through their credit card, and you're still screwed. Will that affect their standing with PayPal somehow?
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Again?
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German police ask for help in identifying a bomber's MAC address(zdnet.com)
61 points by mariuolo 8y ago|60 comments
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by mariuolo 8y ago
They left out chlorinated chicken.
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US Coast Guard won't see paychecks due to government shutdown(militarytimes.com)
33 points by mariuolo 8y ago|43 comments
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Which is technically true, the government cannot censor him. That doesn't mean a third-party cannot sue him for slander.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Perhaps he just discovered it? It's no longer ubiquitous as it used to be, PC motherboards don't even have the 10 pin IDC header anymore.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
If this joint liability holds up in court even in the final stage, I wonder what's going to happen to German registrars. Won't every domain name just be moved abroad if they can be held hostage on a whim from a third party?
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by mariuolo 8y ago
No, I understand it. Affirming the principle, but not actually putting geezers in jail. Still, going after small fries after so many years leaves me with a bad aftertaste. I know they're the only ones still alive, but they were also am
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US customs fails to delete personal data after electronic searches(gizmodo.com)
2 points by mariuolo 8y ago|0 comments
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by mariuolo 8y ago
> I think if the Russians had put a man on Mars in the 70s and America hadn't, we would have a different definition of Winning. Putting a man on Mars would have required a monumental investment, which the USSR couldn't remotely
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by mariuolo 8y ago
I seem to recall a version 1.1 as well, but it's not there.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
Is it a matter of liability on part of Mozilla's? Could they be have been sued?
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by mariuolo 8y ago
I still wonder if it was a consequence of this fool https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2016/01/19/subject-urgent-warnin... reporting him. As I understand, all it takes is a small stain to be denied a visa.
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by mariuolo 8y ago
One could also argue that Leo Szilard did not grasp the political realities of his time. Whatever the ethical considerations, negotiating with Japan was not an option after the massacres as reported by the US press. Also a demonstration wou

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