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mikerichards
11y ago
So how DO you disrupt criminal plots, then? Do you allow people to conspire to commit crimes? Yeah You're going to find, that once you think it through, that you'll end up limiting the rights and freedoms of individuals... ther
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11y ago
This is a terrible complaint, should we not celebrate the victories of those who survived tragedy and made it through? No, because for people like Leguelere, success via capitalism is a bad thing. It shouldn't even be reported. Onl
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11y ago
My army can beat your army. That army that you keep on claiming is yours is closer politically to libertarian than you are to the army.
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11y ago
All that dust has now covered up the 'a' and 'e' on the lander. One day Phil will come back looking for the creator.
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11y ago
The kids are all right. We know this because every two years, the federal government asks thousands of teenagers dozens of questions about whether they are all right. I didn't read the entire article. I hope the punchline was at th
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11y ago
True, but considering the circumstances, it's not going to happen until at least the next President is elected. The democrats would do the same thing.
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11y ago
The Republican-controlled Senate can just hold up the nominations until whenever. In fact, Republican voters are going to demand it. The American people should have a voice on this matter, and if the shoe was on the other foot, the dems wo
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11y ago
Considering the constant 5-4 decisions, there's 0 chance that a new justice will be confirmed until the next President takes office
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11y ago
I guess I'll read the markdown a little bit later because I can't read those pages, but I recall a talk like this given at some game developers confence (something Sony I think) a while back. But since most of us don't worry
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11y ago
The Vietnamese people didn't win the war. The people lost when the communists won. They realized that a couple decades later..after the communists had inflicted their brutal tyranny on the people. Neighboring Cambodia lost a seventh
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11y ago
The interview was really all over the place and never focused on a coherent theme. But I always feel people like Cory really don't understand their own ideology and feel compelled to conform to some stereotype that they think people th
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11y ago
Dang, as someone that is supposed to be objective, I'd be careful showing your true political colors. I'm sure there are people that watch your commentary.
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11y ago
American culture is such a bummer when it comes to how it shoves people into categories. We need to start learning how to simply NOT THINK about race, and NOT MENTION IT. There is simply no excuse at all to mention it. People CANNOT be cat
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11y ago
None of the languages I typically use allow hyphens in identifiers, but I find that kebab-case to be the easiest on the eyes.
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11y ago
giving people enough money to live on with no strings attached There's always strings attached, either directly or indirectly. 50 years from now, I think it will seem ridiculous that we used fear of not being able to eat as a way to
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11y ago
Gulp does embrace the unix philosophy of small tools and piping output.
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11y ago
It's also OK to kill them in the name of economic progress by allowing cars to drive at speeds which regularly cause death. That's a very bizarre statement, but very telling of why you would defend authoritarian regimes.
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11y ago
Because people estimate based on ideal time.
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11y ago
Yeah, that's the way the statist, collectivist mind works. It's pretty sickening and I consider those with that mentality enemies.
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11y ago
No single man should wield so much power They don't. Only the state can legally pull a gun on you and force you to do things or go to jail.
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11y ago
You're still quite obviously making plenty of bad decisions. Or he's making great decisions. Because your rational is just based on your own political ideology.
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11y ago
I don't understand why people write blog posts like "pushing for a one year moratorium". Does this person think they are going to be the start of some movement that Microsoft, Google, and Mozilla will take notice and "no
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11y ago
He didn't say that he hated other people for being poor. He said he "hated being poor'.
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11y ago
Sadly, middle class, as evidenced by these responses, also means that you don't see why other people would care if their paycheck gets delayed by a business day or two. Please stop trying play mind reader. There is no evidence of th
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11y ago
You misread my comment. There was no personal attack there.
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11y ago
I can't reply to Andys627 directly, so from his citation Background Public health must continually respond to new threats reflecting wider societal changes. Ecological public health recognizes the links between human health and global
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11y ago
It's funny how people will make things up to satisfy the HN anti-car hive mind. Sorry people, you're living in a bubble. The vast, vast, VAST majority of people don't hate cars like the HN collective does.
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11y ago
This type of comment was and is "a dime a billion" "Thousands of people die in car accidents every year and..." It's bizarre that anyone would find this type of comment insightful after all the times its been posted
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11y ago
I'm with BoA and have a mint account. This happened months ago. I pretty much knew what was going on, but didn't pursue the matter. I was always a little leery about letting mint into my account anyway.
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11y ago
Obviously it sucks, but the Europeans have to justify it because they can't admit its much better in the US when it comes to housing.
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