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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Lots of things are going to change. Things worked before the EU. I am sure things will continue to work after the exit.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Emacs org mode
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
No. But people like this speaking in the way he did can be a step in the right direction. Most pundents of D&I have their ass so far up their head they don't realize that they fail at D&I because the only reconize a 3rd grade l
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
No. I never said that. I am simply stating we have a problem. That problem is we have poor people. It's one thing to tax the rich if that will make poor people not poor. It's an entirely different thing if we are simply taxing the
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I have one question. How does taxing the rich make the poor any better off ? At the end of the day the poor will still be poor right?
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
But how are you removing a asset from circulation? Like I asserted in my original post when you are not using money, somebody else is -- unless you are actually putting your cash in a vault. When ever you store money in a bank, it gives the
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
What do you imagen happens to unspent money put in a bank?
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
If you were actually hoarding in your mattress yes -- but most of us will never probably have enough money alone, or even as a group to horde under a mattress that the economy or society would actually notice. Now if you were hoarding the m
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I do not think laws come about because a majority of people. They normally come about because a loud minority. At least in these days.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
But if people cared about the animals then the laws would not be needed. Laws don't magically make people care.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Do shelter pets look different than non sheltered pets? I can only assume that any shop that wants to make any money is going to put the best looking animal out front regardless of its source.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I wonder how much Intel knew of this "bug" and went ahead and shipped with it because of the speed increases.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
And that is the crux of this topic, and why some people find the notion of making blanket rules based off words that are so subjective.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
That is a side topic that really has nothing to do with this. But minros are also expected to follow the laws as well. I think if you find your self in college young enough to be of question you probably are also capable of following the la
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
You are on point. I just want to point out though, I don't think college is about entering adulthood, it just so happens to be one of the first things adults tend to do with their new found freedom. Some chose to enter the work force,
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
The university does not, there might be a case for a high school or any place responsible for taking care of minors to take action, and that action simply should be the same action that individuals in public should take -- call the authorit
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I don't think it is the job of the university to investigate or take action. We already have laws -- use those. Universities are not equipped to investigate and have guidelines to do so with due process. Making them responsible complet
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I don't care what the case is about. We already have laws on threats, its not the Universities job to hide or block those threats. Even if they did somehow block the sites these "credible threats" were posted on it still does
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Somewhere we went wrong when coming up with this idea of online harassment. People are going to say mean things to other people. This is never going to change. The solution is simple. If somebody is saying something you don't like then
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Meanwhile in the south you can make those same six figures and have a 5 bedroom house with a mortgage of 1.5k Or live in a nice area for 800 a month. Or live in a shit area for 400. SV math does not work out. You are taxed to much. Pay to
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Seems to me the only logical thing to do in a digital world is to abadon the idea of intellectual property?
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
spelling :(
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
There are many different concurrence modules for sqlite. I can't see why you would have any problems with what you describe. The systems I work with use it for backup data. We have many readers and writes. Some of those export a iscsi
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
What size restrictions are you worried about ? *Note I work with software that regularly stores terabytes of data in sqlite.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
But what do you do when dealing with large numbers across platforms? Represent them as a string? I have recently been moving to toml.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Tou can fix that with gnome tweeaks. (The two finger click )
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
Anybody know how this compairs with Google's home product ? I currently have both and need to make a decision on which route I am going to go.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
First time I have ever agreed with vice. Must be a cold day in hell.
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
I will do it for free... Wait, I already did...
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by mbrumlow 8y ago
No. They will buy Ubuntu.

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