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901.
by nec4b 8y ago
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
902.
by nec4b 8y ago
Why is talking and asking a person about his actions unreasonable? You are basically badmouthing that person here for the whole world to see how bad he is!
903.
by nec4b 8y ago
Well maybe he is imperfect. He did some things in his life right and some wrong. Aren't you like that? If you make a mistake today, does that invalidate all your previous work? And please have some perspective. Putin's Russia is n
904.
by nec4b 8y ago
I find it terrifying that you feel the need to attack gulag survivor more than the regime that put millions of people in the gulag.
905.
by nec4b 8y ago
How does the existence of more notable dissidents make his critique of the regime invalid or less true? If you found out that Newton was a thief, would that invalidate his laws of physics for you?
906.
by nec4b 8y ago
I don't know who he disappointed, but he didn't disappoint me. His analysis of murderous regime is spot on, and there is no discussion about that. There are only character assassinations and name callings for totally unrelated thi
907.
by nec4b 8y ago
Yep, people surviving gulags (where btw. lot of jewish people died as well), need to be called names, because they them selves were not saints and said stupid things sometimes.
908.
by nec4b 8y ago
Five years of freezing in siberian winter, starving and doing grueling manual labor makes the gulag experience not so terrible for you?
909.
by nec4b 8y ago
The sad thing is that while the soviet union has lost the old war economically, it's ideas have been internalized by a great deal of western "intelligentsia" voluntary with open hearths, instead listening to people like Solzh
910.
by nec4b 8y ago
I understand now why you might think i'm being rude and i apologize for it. I don't think you lied, and i believe that you are sincere about what you say. And all that i'm saying back to you is that you still don't have
911.
by nec4b 8y ago
I don't think i was rude. If you think i was, i assure you it was unintended. But i do think you were rude to the person in your story whom you declared biased one way or another without talking to them. I only know about the situation
912.
by nec4b 8y ago
How do you know that the white person had "unconscious bias"? Did you talk to that person or do you have some kind of telepathic mind reading powers? Is it maybe possible that you were well known in your firm and that the intern
913.
by nec4b 8y ago
It's great to have communist countries like North Korea or Cuba for comparison how well full employment without automatization works for people there.
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Interview with the authors of the grievance studies affair(youtube.com)
1 points by nec4b 8y ago|0 comments
915.
by nec4b 9y ago
No concrete answers as to why, only that the drop began about 1995.
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Drop in intelligence levels in seven Scandinavian countries(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by nec4b 9y ago|2 comments
917.
by nec4b 9y ago
I for one would be more interested in seeing solutions to the problems OP has from a professional developer, rather than reading smug answers about how he missed his path to enlightenment.
918.
by nec4b 9y ago
I wonder how can anyone even use computers these days, since C and C++ are so unsafe. My OS is written in C and C++, also my browser and my word processor, my shell and most of the applications that I daily use. The firmware in my phone, my
919.
by nec4b 10y ago
Unfortunately updates removed software that was already installed couple of updates before. If I remember correctly google earth was the first to go and when i tried to reinstall it, it didn't run and worse, after reboot I was stuck in
920.
by nec4b 10y ago
Snapshots - e.g. i had several versions of xorg.conf to play with Boot environments - saved me many times while learning about BSD Periodic data checks Datasets - are like standalone filesystems which you can tailor for specific use (use co
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by nec4b 10y ago
I chose PC-BSD because i had a bad data loss and wanted something more reliable. ZFS on FreeBSD is very mature and stable and PC-BSD provided nice desktop integration. For stuff I couldn't do on PC-BSD I used Windows virtual machine. I
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by nec4b 10y ago
I went from windows machine to PC-BSD 10.3 about 2 years ago and then to TrueOS. At first I really liked it, specifically ZFS integration. I consider ZFS a hidden gem of data storage. After the second update troubles began. Every time there
923.
by nec4b 10y ago
As if being a housewife is an easy and unchallenging job. I only wonder how those intellectually suppressed women managed to raise such intellectual superman like yourself? I hope for your sake that your bubble will break sooner that later.
924.
by nec4b 10y ago
It's called morality. Not taking what is not yours to take, when you can earn it yourself.
925.
by nec4b 10y ago
Would you mind if people started hitting muslim extremist when they preach their ideology in a public space?
926.
by nec4b 10y ago
I can't wait to have a self driving car it would be even more convenient than a regular car. I gues some people just don't see the utility in cars other than getting from point A to point B. I also love to own a car for same reaso
927.
by nec4b 10y ago
I think that people who believe that private car ownership will fall are those who live in the urban centres and have little understanding of the needs and living styles of rural or suburban population. It could just as well be that the opp
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by nec4b 10y ago
You can ask yourself how many big companies that came into existance for example in last 20 years are from the USA or from the EU. That tells you a lot how vibrat the industry is on either side of the atlantic.
929.
by nec4b 10y ago
Where have I said that?
930.
by nec4b 10y ago
You mean the times when they were standing in line for toilet paper and bread or the times when millions of Ukrainians died from hunger.

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