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mcny
9y ago
Absolutely but I'll go further. Having something in your hard drive or book or whatever should never be a crime in itself. I mean in India it is a crime to carry an authentic map of India with you. What harm does the contents of an enc
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9y ago
The problem is this "overwhelming majority" is nowhere to be found in DC where people like Louie gohmert (CBA to spell his name properly) and Lamar Smith have their seats pretty much sealed. I'm sorry if this came the wrong w
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9y ago
> Wait...really? You think that everyone that goes to a four year higher education institution learns nothing? I think I can see why you have a problem with college... I have a BS in Mathematics. I don't remember any of my abstract
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9y ago
I think the question was would it be ill-advised for all your employees to be H1B if you're a startup? For example, I found this on a Google search https://archive.fo/ETWuR > Employers are considered to be H1B depen
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9y ago
I started thinking but all comments are available on firebase as if firebase will continue to exist in twenty years.
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mcny
9y ago
People reading this: don't do it because from I've read you can get permanently banned from shopping at amazon.com for doing this "too much". Absolutely not worth the risk!
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mcny
9y ago
My only question about the anytime number and worker treatment: with all the smart people working on the fire phone, how come nobody felt comfortable calling that number to say the phone was going on the wrong direction?
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mcny
9y ago
I was playing with tails and thought github just didn't allow tor usage. Github's service record is so good that I didn't even stop to consider this might be a technical problem with Github.
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mcny
9y ago
Hi Josh, Thank you for writing this. Just noticed a small typo (I think) > For a long time Atom couldn't open a file larger than 2 megabytes because scrolling would be to slow. to should be too. Sincerely,
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9y ago
I am trying not to cargo cult here but I think if I need to scroll a file with 9 font on a 32"+ screen with 4k display it might be a sign of code smell (again, this should definitely not be a hard rule just saying it might be nice to s
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mcny
9y ago
> One of the best headhunters I ever worked with had been a programmer before he found his way into the world of recruiting. That was back in the 1980s and I have no idea what became of him but I wish that he could be cloned. Should I tr
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mcny
9y ago
> And, I'm not too surprised, KDE has a broken development and maintenance process. I'm sure they think they're doing a great job - but that's because they don't even see or receive most bug reports. KDE actually
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9y ago
I agree with this sentiment a lot of the time but consider this: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=382911 it is a duplicate of https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=378854 which is fixed by https:/&
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mcny
9y ago
We can fix it. I have started a git repo for this https://github.com/michaelchristophernewyork/probability please help clean up if you have time.