mcbobbington

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by mcbobbington 9y ago
That cop should get the same punishment that he tried to foist on the innocent man. The level of crime we tolerate from "law enforcement" is astonishing. Why do people no longer care about justice?
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Interestingly racism against asian people is usually not on people's radar, but they do face some significant racism. In particular, they face discrimination in getting into college. Because as a group they tend to make higher grades,
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
I greatly appreciate how vaccines help prevent disease, but like any medication, there can be adverse side effects depending on personal biology. Furthermore, they load up these vaccines with a lot of nasty chemicals. If you look at how a
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
First, thank you for acknowledging that your previous point was moot, and that you do have a double standard. Now I will show why calling the police any time any small assault has occurred is the wrong choice. If you think that you need to
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
>I'm not surprised that someone who asserts that the police shouldn't enforce the law gets downvoted Virtually nobody on HN thinks federal marijuana laws, (and i would guess immigration laws) should be enforced. You have a doub
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Watching flat earth videos on YouTube is hilarious. Some of my favorites: - they show Hillary Clinton talking about "the highest and hardest glass ceiling" in a speech. They use that as evidence that Hillary is secretly acknowle
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Maybe try to get a job in management so your dealing with people not just machines.
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Interestingly the DMCA prohibits creating software to bypass DRM. It is completely unconstitutional, violating freedom of the press. That part of the law should be struck down.
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
The newer react-navigation is actually a decent router. Before that the routing options were pretty bad
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
I think by "you're" he was referring to a general person working for government hacking agencies, not me.
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Dang, please help me understand. I was responding to the thread in the comments. How would have been a better way to express my thoughts in a HN appropriate way?
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
I love regexes. In addition to doing cool things and saving time, I feel like I'm a "real programmer" whenever I write a good one.
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How much do hackers at the CIA/NSA/FBI make?
83 points by mcbobbington 9y ago|57 comments
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Just so you know, a lot of people think it's really freaky how any and all sexual perversions and confusions are considered "normal" and "healthy" today. To be honest, i think the obsession with LGBTQ may scare norm
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
The healthcare market is not feee enterprise. In fact, it is a government sponsored Trust. Nobody can practice medicine unless the government says so, and no one can take medication unless the government says so. No one can give even medic
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
The government doesn't have any business telling anyone they can't smoke weed, and they don't have any business telling skmeone they can't get medical advice from someone they trust. The licensure is a government run mon
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
Adventured is right, about both feminism and censorship. I think the ERA would actually help men more than women. Right now it is much better to be a woman in america. Feminism has more than accomplished its goals of equality. Women can d
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by mcbobbington 9y ago
I think a medical license is a total joke. Now instead of quacks peddling snake oil, we get extremely expensive quacks with diplomas peddling snake oil. My wife has back pain and we paid for a $1000 injection the doctor recommended that di