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mrlala
7y ago
Physical privacy vs virtual privacy are two very different things, so it's disingenuous to pretend they are exactly the same.
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mrlala
7y ago
Eh.. it's much safer and convenient to get it right from GOG instead of rolling the dice on a torrent site though.
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mrlala
7y ago
>Its only redeeming quality is that it seems effective at (so far) deterring tyranny and abuse of power. =/
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7y ago
>If I don't like my job, I get another one. Looks like someone doesn't own a home or have a family. Or if you do, perhaps you have adequate savings where that's maybe not a big deal. Or maybe your spouse makes good money
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mrlala
7y ago
Wow, you sure know how to creep people out. Good luck with that.
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mrlala
7y ago
Private sector: throw money into projects with low chance of success Yeah.. that's not how this works, generally.
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mrlala
7y ago
I read way more of that article with their design than I would have if i just clicked into a full text article.
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mrlala
7y ago
My two offspring take up every breathing second of my life after my wife & work.. cat comes after all that which doesn't leave much time.
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7y ago
I get what you are saying, but one of my cats is really fucking lazy so the only time she runs around is to chase the damn laser pointer. Yeah I guess I could also give her treats. But she's so fat, I don't know if that's g
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7y ago
This all the way. I mean, I also think it's significant for the baby & dad. But even ignoring that.. holy shit does the mother need support. Maybe some moms don't, maybe they happen to have an easy baby.. have parents closeby
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7y ago
>Staying home from work is not free, and the cost of it comes out of my salary So does every other aspect of caring for people (police, fire, education). >but I'd prefer that negotiation to stay between me and my employer Hey tha
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7y ago
>Seems a bit bizarre seeing that mothers in most cases will need to spend more time with their babies And in those cases the mother needs extreme support. Like a father around to help her out with all the little things constantly and to
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7y ago
>And, frankly, nobody needs to know. Well, it's hard to argue that it's not relevant to the discussion...
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7y ago
Oh god.. Onedrive. First of all, this was about 2-3 years ago.. not sure if things have changed. (1) Onedrive "for business" was completely different than OneDrive personal. It still worked under some archaic office sharepoint or
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7y ago
>In general, anything that was added to a language to support generics or to hide pointers and memory management from the developers on a language that isn't a lisp has only produced more harm than good. Why should I care or need to
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7y ago
I just want compact results again.. searching for coding related stuff I need to be able to quickly scan through a bunch of results to see if it's what I'm looking for.. but now they are so spaced out it's just weird and inef
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7y ago
Maybe it can have a positive affect on your mental health, in moderation? Sharing a bottle of wine or champagne with my wife can be one of the most enjoyable experiences to us.. going out to the pub having some beer with family & friend
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7y ago
Does that mean like, all the time? For example.. if I'm looking at a star, and thinking it's the 'same' photon that came off of that star billions of years ago... that might be true in the vacuum of space, but since it&#
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7y ago
Because apparently trying to increase GDP from 2.5% to 2.6% is worth more to a party of people than providing health care to everyone and not putting young people into tremendous debt #justrepublicanthings
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7y ago
I remember people assuming bitcoin will just keep doubling in price forever. Oh wait, they are still right here.
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7y ago
Considering Bloomberg absolutely doesn't want you to be able to use it remotely I find that hard to believe... if you use windows remote desktop into a machine running the bloomberg terminal it can detect that and will not function.
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7y ago
>Meanwhile the alienation or isolation... as a European, what freaks me out every time I'm in the US is the dependence on cars for everything. That in many places it's not possible to walk to the grocery and get fresh air... Th
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7y ago
>disappointed how little he can tweak the device. What is there works fine So.... if it works fine why do you need to tweak it? As someone who is moving from android to iphone shortly, I am highly excited to have a device that "just
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>The terminal is extremely slow most of the time and constantly crashes Ok your comment is mindboggling to me. Having used Bloomberg for nearly 10 years, not only for the front-end but the back-end API I can tell you it is the most stab
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7y ago
Off topic on topic but futures trading is pretty much the most useful actual trading out there. One can argue people are gambling (otherwise known as "investing") almost 99% of the time with trading.. but futures can actually be
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My most pleasant surprise was that the B-Unit for detecting the flashes worked over remote desktop. I figured however it was detecting the frequency would not translate, but it works perfect fine even over a so-so quality remote desktop co
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7y ago
This I do agree with. I haven't had cable for years and years, but when I'm at someone elses house I am baffled how insanely slow it is. That would drive me NUTS on a day-to-day basis.
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7y ago
Still, I think the point remains having the time to even do this is astounding.. can't even keep up getting all my code to work properly in the first place as a mostly single developer!
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These are both web related.. but I think javascript frameworks like angular2+/react.. they have basically made it possible to make enterprise level applications on the web without the spaghetti code garbage that is javascript or hackin
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7y ago
What's the point in actually debating with you? You condone how r/the_donald behaves, so you are beyond help from an internet stranger.
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