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by marrs 11y ago
That's fine. I'm not arguing against any of that. Whatever the reasons, if your facing a divorce as a consequence of being associated with a naming-and-shaming campaign, this is more than merely embarrassing.
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by marrs 11y ago
From above, the green pixels will obscure the brown ones, so the best you could say is "there are 3 forests in this area". If you are under the canopy itself, you have much larger problems. The colours are very similar, so disting
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by marrs 11y ago
Both React and Angular are quite new to the scene and there doesn't seem to be any sign of the industry settling on either (although the enterprise is currently betting on Angular). They are designed first and foremost to make the arch
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by marrs 11y ago
Well it doesn't play with basically any library. That goes for HHVM as well. I tried it out after someone here recommended it. I had about the simplest app possible and I still couldn't get it to build.
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by marrs 11y ago
possibly they're using C with classes because they're sick of C++?
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by marrs 11y ago
Maybe you thought you did that
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by marrs 11y ago
Facing divorce because your name appeared on a list is more than just embarrassing.
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by marrs 11y ago
Maybe that's part of the incentive. If Apple already have your data then you can't give it them twice. Better to limit the number of companies with access to your data to 1 by using the same company for everything. This isn't
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by marrs 11y ago
In fairness, most people only become afraid of something when they're facing it. As for the conspiracy theory, maybe it was the product of paranoid thinking. A more obvious conspiracy theory to me is that the US saw an opportunity to s
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by marrs 11y ago
and what demand was that?
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by marrs 11y ago
It's not like you have to use all or any of them. It's more of a problem if you're a front-end dev looking for work and feel obliged to learn whatever is trending at the moment.
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by marrs 11y ago
And also because different sites have different requirements that would make one framework/library more suitable than another.
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by marrs 11y ago
Yes it does. Statistically, all Linux users running Firefox have been adversely affected when they needn't have been.
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by marrs 11y ago
You can allocate it as early as you like, but if you declare bankruptcy then all of your assets are seized. The administrator doesn't much care what you intended to spend them on, they are now going to your debtors.
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by marrs 11y ago
Does anyone care? https://people.xiph.org/~greg/video/ytcompare/comparison.htm...
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by marrs 11y ago
Either to help them wage war against less profitable companies or to help defend themselves against an attack from a fellow superpower.
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by marrs 11y ago
Because "we should have more freedom of speech" is not a universal truth. This should become obvious if you compare Israel, where holocaust denial is illegal, to the UK, where it is not. Clearly the 2 nations have different opinio
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by marrs 11y ago
How did you construe that from what samastur said?
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by marrs 11y ago
2 things: First, lots of people will care if you smoked pot. Or they won't, but they'll care instead about something else that today you think is innocuous. Second, you're talking revolution rather than evolution. That's
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by marrs 11y ago
Perhaps people should be able to move on with their lives after they make mistakes.
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by marrs 11y ago
where it can be blocked.
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by marrs 11y ago
Not if you have a stalker who is willing to pay money to find dirt on you, anyway.
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by marrs 11y ago
I don't understand the problem. What would be wrong with a country punishing Google for breaking the law in that country?
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by marrs 11y ago
This is why we have courts, to answer these sorts of questions on a case by case basis.
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by marrs 11y ago
I think you forget just how much better at search Google was. Google's replacement will probably be much better at privacy.
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by marrs 11y ago
Indeed. Also you often are prevented from buying locally. My taxes are spent on foreign trains, ambulances, buses, power stations, you name it.
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by marrs 11y ago
I get it, I just don't think it would be very hard to migrate those things. You'd probably even be able to download an OSS tools from whatever GitHub replacement you'd be about to migrate to. I'm not sure I'm with
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by marrs 11y ago
Should have mentioned I was referring to the UK
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by marrs 11y ago
Any thoughts on what you'll replace "learning difficulties" with when it too gets rejected?
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by marrs 11y ago
And you think this is because people described them as retards?

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