mreiland

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by mreiland 11y ago
It was definitely more than 2 lines.
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by mreiland 11y ago
Just how many controversial bills that get nationwide attention do you think we see every year?
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by mreiland 11y ago
absolutely not true, those sorts of names have caught on in the past, it's all about what people consider important, not the actual name itself. you could call the next bill involving abortion "CVE-2014-0160" and I guarantee
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by mreiland 11y ago
do you have a credible citation to back that up? Everything I've read on the matter seems to think men are more likely to be abused in relationships than men.
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by mreiland 11y ago
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/us-marriage-rates-at-all-time-lo... A new report shows the current number of married adults has dropped to a record low of 51 percent. That's not the only trend changing. Americans a
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by mreiland 11y ago
That is clearly not what the article was claiming, either you have information the author does not or you have an agenda you're not being truthful about. Which is it?
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by mreiland 11y ago
Sansa Fuze http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3D... The top 3 results, in order, - 4 GB sansa Fuze player - sansa Fuze player clip - 8 GB sansa Fuze player Here's a search that finds the por
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by mreiland 11y ago
what? I've never ever ever had an issue with amazon search, can you explain what you mean?
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by mreiland 11y ago
I still wake up in cold sweats after reliving the nightmare of some Myspace pages...
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by mreiland 11y ago
misses the point by a mile. web and native will eventually merge to the point that for most intents and purposes the user can't distinguish between them. It'll never be perfect, but it'll be "good enough", that whe
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by mreiland 11y ago
I really dislike steam's hybrid approach.
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by mreiland 11y ago
lmao, stop beating architecture astronauts at their own game!
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by mreiland 11y ago
> Maybe sometimes it would be better to provide better integration with native applications? That's it exactly. The author claims it's an unsolved problem, I think it's the inevitable solution (that web and native will me
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by mreiland 11y ago
I think you're asking questions so you can find an answer to attack. It's an old and boring way to argue on the internet. The truth is nothing is perfect, the reason these discussions don't go anywhere is because you're
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by mreiland 11y ago
Not only that, the professional driver is probably better at it than the poster...
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by mreiland 11y ago
You don't know enough about the subconscious to make that statement with any conviction.
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by mreiland 11y ago
It's not that it can predict things it's that it sees things you consciously miss. It's the reason why you might get the feeling someone is lying to you without being able to name every single piece of body language that told
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by mreiland 11y ago
You're right with the caveat that they can also be powershell scripts. Anyone arguing that PS isn't really just 'scriptable .Net' is unfamiliar with the more advanced ideas of PS. PS is different things to different peop
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by mreiland 11y ago
lmeter was clearly making the argument that free speech is defined as speech with no limits, I pointed out a practical reason for limiting speech.
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by mreiland 11y ago
The protections are practical and necessary, someone complaining that the example gets overused and abused in random arguments isn't really relevant to this discussion.
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by mreiland 11y ago
I can't downvote people, nor do I have any interest in doing so. I don't upvote people either.
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by mreiland 11y ago
I'm really interested in knowing what subreddit that is.
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by mreiland 11y ago
idealistically, yes. practically, there has to be a limit on speech. Shouting fire in a crowded theater is the canonical example of this.
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by mreiland 11y ago
no it isn't, that's exactly the concern the initiator of this thread of conversation had. It doesn't matter if it's reasonable or not as long as it isn't ultimately harmful to the person. If you dox someone or follo
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by mreiland 11y ago
I'm finding several books on Amazon, can you provide a link to the book you're recommending?
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by mreiland 11y ago
this is the quote that I initially responded to, emphasis mine. > I see telling people they're wrong as selfish . It's almost never necessary, and in a probabilistic sense is not the most efficient way to make them correct,
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by mreiland 11y ago
We've been redefining what it means to be a man and the suicide rates went up.
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by mreiland 11y ago
I may have responded to the wrong person (or you've edited your post) as the post I meant to respond to was most definitely comparing waterfall to agile. It's very common for agile proponents to push Waterfall as the necessary alt
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by mreiland 11y ago
Does Windows 7 Pro upgrade to Windows 10 Pro?
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by mreiland 11y ago
You've created a strawman to attack by citing waterfall. Stop citing waterfall as the reason for agile methodologies. It's like citing the lack of evidence for a christian God as the reason Science exists instead of pointing out

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