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by mieses 10y ago
It's difficult to configure chrome remote desktop for persistent sharing and autostarting, at least in linux. THen it times out every few minutes asking the local user to continue approving access. It doesn't seem to compete wi
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This theory has problems that go way beyond subjectivity.
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by mieses 11y ago
because people adapt?
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Also surprising - an engineer's rigid and passionate misunderstanding of architecture (the Vitruvius not Gates kind).
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by mieses 11y ago
A "software architect" runs their blog on ASP.NET and makes drive-by comments at real architecture.
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Hitler and Napoleon were both into Islam too.
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The goal of not positing assumptions is impossible and completely discarded by New Atheists and most taxi drivers.
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I've heard taxi drivers at the gas station engaged in intense debate on this issue. Atheism, as you stated, is a belief system. The existence of God can't be disproven. There have been mathematical proofs to that effect. The
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by mieses 11y ago
How is different from s3ql? https://github.com/s3ql/main Edit: Support for concurrent mounts seems to be the main difference https://bitbucket.org/nikratio/s3ql/wiki/FAQ#!can-i-access-a.
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Time redistribution. People with more time will be required to pull over to the side of the road and wait for some time interval to redistribute their share of excess time to people in a hurry. It's part of the self driving car progr
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by mieses 11y ago
About 70 academic historians signed an open letter opposing the new A.P. U.S. History framework so it's not surprising to see NPR jump on this. http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/answer-sheet/wp/2015&#x2
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by mieses 11y ago
A decent designer could improve inkscape ux while half asleep on a patio though they might be better off falling completely asleep and getting some rest.
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by mieses 11y ago
That may change when there is a real crisis and the environmental solutions are considered objectively.
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Rail guts cities. We have a cotton candy view of it since we don't see it much.
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by mieses 12y ago
Fi is a metered data service. Republic Wireless is an unlimited data service. Fi makes money on tethering. Republic Wireless loses money on tethering.
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by mieses 12y ago
The new 10 folder limit makes it almost useless and breaks their promise that the new free 2.0 version will provide the same features as 1.4.
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by mieses 12y ago
"this step is a necessary evil on the way to true universal coverage" Hope you're saving up for the bribes.
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by mieses 12y ago
politically correct consternation in 3.. 2.. 1.. this is the US after all.
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terrorism or not terrorism? [ ] 9/11 [ ] US drone attacks [ ] Charlie Hebdo [ ] Pearl Harbor [ ] Hiroshima [ ] mugging [ ] insult Neither you nor I get the "right" to redefine words as we see fit after they have been defined.
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The hackers should have also listed the Battle of Tours (732) and the Battle of Vienna (1683) where many Muslims were killed by insensitive Europeans. Where's the outcry about that? tl;dr - You're confused about the definition of
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by mieses 12y ago
I think we agree that the killing is not a good outcome. Going back to your initial statement that "hopefully nobody reading this thinks it's entirely reasonable to shoot people for a drawing", my point is that hopefully nobo
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Wasn't the act of shooting a religious practice? You may choose to rationalize a separation of religion from its inevitable outcomes. They don't. Edit: You also twisted my statement. I asked whether the freedom should extend to
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But they are supposed to be free to practice their religion, which means shooting people for a drawing. Maybe religious freedom should not extend to psychopathic ideologies just as freedom to bear arms does not extend to personal nuclear we
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These aren't the moderate Muslims you are looking for. Move along.
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It will be featured it the advertising photos. Frayed USB cables sparking next to compressed hydrogen. It will work a little like the subliminal death messages in the Marlborro cigarette ads, which were also very cool.
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They are very safe. Toyota uses them for cabling around compressed hydrogen fuel tanks.
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Are you talking about Colombia?
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If this is not a joke then it's a massive failure of morals. How will they feel when the thief steals a bike for their 5 year old daughter? “And (as for) the male thief and the female thief, cut off (from the wrist joint) their (righ
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by mieses 12y ago
I was specifically implying Russia in my comment. Russia uses patient, shady, and asymmetric tactics. Look at recent history. They annex small regions without waging outright war. Random undisciplined artillery commanders shoot down airline
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Keep in mind that Poland's immediate threats are militias, irregulars, mafia, gangs, and assorted bashi-bazouks. A ground weapon with an aesthetically intimidating presence has value in this context.

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