mreiland

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by mreiland 12y ago
right, and valve is also a backlog centric company because it continually adds games that are not coming out at the time it adds them. This is just stupid word play to try and get it to say what you want. They have from the get go been a c
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by mreiland 12y ago
> They were not a "backlog of games". They sold old games. Now they sell old and new. That was my point :)
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by mreiland 12y ago
and MS is a backlog-centric company because they still support a "back catalog" of programming languages like C++ and C# version 1.0. lets stop with the stupidity.
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by mreiland 12y ago
that's a pretty fat fucking finger...
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by mreiland 12y ago
no
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by mreiland 12y ago
Thank you, that was basically my point. They are not a 'backlog' of games, they're a company you pay to get games working properly on newer versions of windows. What they were is a far cry from things like the abandonware
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by mreiland 12y ago
They are not, nor have they ever been, a backlog of games. They started out as a company who charged for making older games work on newer versions of windows. A company , not a backlog of games.
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by mreiland 12y ago
If you look you'll see he edited his post to say something different after your response. The dishonesty itself is astounding and I wish people had more pride in themselves than that.
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by mreiland 12y ago
you fool! If you don't get the exact prescribed amount of sleep down to the minute, you're going to die a day early.
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by mreiland 12y ago
correlation does not equal causation.
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by mreiland 12y ago
GoG was never a back catalog, does anyone else find it annoying how these "authors" decide they want to write about something and choose something as stupid as talking about how GoG is no longer something it never was?
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by mreiland 12y ago
rm -rf / is not quite the same as the f7 key restarting all machines sitting right next to the f6 key to restart a single machine. you cannot fat finger rm -rf /
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by mreiland 12y ago
why do I think this is a trollbait thread?
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by mreiland 12y ago
oh man... the evil in me laughs with glee at this. But honestly, it couldn't be done. Not with the upload restrictions at the end of the pipe.
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by mreiland 12y ago
How could it possibly crush their network? They can simply charge more from their customers, and build out their network. By definition, the only way they can be 'crushed' is if they're not using the funds they get from thei
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by mreiland 12y ago
fasting can cause an increase in the blood sugar levels in the blood of a diabetic.
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by mreiland 12y ago
they were undocumented? Of course they got deported, why does being smart give you special privileges that no one else gets? If you're seriously that smart, then apply. You 'out-smarted MIT'. What do you think the chances a
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by mreiland 12y ago
of which the OP is automatically not in the demographic of, seeing as how we're talking about a sexual encounter he had. It isn't that difficult to avoid accidentally raping someone. Seriously. Why is this something that needs t
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by mreiland 12y ago
shame on you. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16250464 > RESULTS: Among adults 25-44 years of age, 97 percent of men and 98 percent of women have had vaginal intercourse; 90 percent of men and 88 percent of women
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by mreiland 12y ago
I suppose it depends on your definition of cheap. As cheap as eating unhealthily? no.
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by mreiland 12y ago
> What does it even mean for 'society' to 'have a bias'? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/22/adria-richards_n_29... "He has three children and is now unemployed. "
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by mreiland 12y ago
Do I think a 19 year old is generally going to be as open about sex as a 39 year old? no. do I think a 19 year old isn't going to accidentally rape someone? yes. Just how many years of experience do you think it takes before one can av
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by mreiland 12y ago
Possible, but not probable. 19 is not 15 and having sex for the first time ever. One wonders why she didn't accuse him of rape at the time.
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by mreiland 12y ago
He was implying that only a guilty man would choose not to sue...
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by mreiland 12y ago
This is a social problem, not a legal problem. The day when these sorts of accusations from a man against a woman carries the same weight with the same debilitating effects, then we can start talking about the legal problems. Until then,
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by mreiland 12y ago
you can't have that discussion without talking about the tech stack you're working with. Nothing beats the integration level between .Net and VS, and I don't care what tech stack you're using to compare. But outside of .
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by mreiland 12y ago
As someone who works professionally in both environments on a day to day business, I don't understand it either. I personally prefer developing on linux because of the tools available, but they're both perfectly capable.
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by mreiland 12y ago
C# does imply .net, just as it implies windows. Yes, other solutions exist, no those solutions aren't hugely popular in the grand scheme of things.
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by mreiland 12y ago
I was wondering at that too, but I don't have experience with some of the other frameworks so I thought perhaps it was just all relative :) I love Drupal, despite some of the flack it gets, I think on the whole it does what it does rea
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by mreiland 12y ago
no.

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