mcdonje

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by mcdonje 10mo ago
The opinion that it is real is also not a fact. We're not talking about physical things. They're made up rules about made up things. It can all be different if we agree to make it so. IP isn't a concept that has existed in al
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by mcdonje 10mo ago
Shorter copyrights would lead to less beatings of dead tauntauns or thestrals.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
But will lower demand coupled with still high interest rates actually lead to reduced housing prices?
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
At least I didn't give Dang extra work.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
It doesn't lose all meaning and your argument doesn't support your assertion.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Not being an American is a privileged position regarding an issue that negatively affects Americans. It's no different than if I, an American, fail to care about, say, Hungary's slide into autocracy. I am privileged to be able to
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
You haven't "rightfully" earned anything. That's such a loaded thing to say. None of your accomplishments are yours alone. We live in a society.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Public property is different from private property, which is different from personal property.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
I think they're working on laser data transmission.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Only going back to the 70s shows a lack of historical awareness.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Very strange comment. You're over-generalizing a comparison of one proposed carbon tax to one excise tax.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Because you're paying humans' wages to operate the system, and there isn't a carbon tax.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
That's reassuring, but not entirely reassuring. Fetuses are a bit further from the emitter. You're focusing the pressure waves, but what about peripheral pressure waves disrupting the brain?
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Seems like you're confusing societal incentive structures for human nature there, bud
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Why would Putin set one asset against another?
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
You're in a large building you're unfamiliar with. Particularly one with an unusual layout, like a mall or hospital.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
-Nike
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
I get that SQL text searches are miserable to write, but it would have flagged it properly in the example. The text says, "...no leaks..." The case statement says, "...AND LOWER(claim_text) NOT LIKE '%no leak%...'&q
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
That's only half of the sentence
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Close! I'm thinking something like the Kingston DataTraveler, but usb-c. https://www.kingston.com/en/usb-flash-drives/datatraveler-dt...
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Saying the pattern is the same isn't the same as saying two things fitting the pattern are the same in every respect. Patterns are necessarily reductionist, like any sort of comparison of things that aren't 100% similar. There is
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
I want one that is shaped like the USB-C port. Like it was extruded from the port. About as long as a key, maybe a shorter key, like a mailbox key. Has a rounded end with a hole to make a very sturdy keyring hole. Capacity is limited to wha
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Seems like you agree with my assessment.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
This is the same pattern as versioning, but with an extremely short sunset for the old version.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
That was funny in the movie. In real life, he won't change. You're the one who has to deal with constant avoidable frustration.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
But he won't
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
How ridiculous they're solving one part of the problem when other parts aren't solved.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
I would change my name. Family tradition isn't worth the hassle. The older people in my family would eventually get over it. This harassment will not stop.
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
Minnesota is in the US
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by mcdonje 11mo ago
The groups have very different histories within the US, and one group can pass as the majority much easier than the other. Not comparable.

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