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by nemo 12y ago
It's more like a meal replacement shake than dog food. It's very much like Ensure or Jevity or whatever. All of those do the same basic thing of trying to cover basic nutritional requirements. The big difference is the marketing
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by nemo 12y ago
Creative rephrasing of what I said. It does recap my point well.
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by nemo 12y ago
Something like that. Perhaps you might like to read all about it? I am sure you are aware that cases like this are primarily significant in their individual details, and not in vague generalizations. "What coffee is not a burn hazard
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by nemo 12y ago
Please be sure to use the term "3rd degree" any time you use the word "burn" in this context. It's the most important detail, omitting it looks suspicious. I don't buy tea in the US since the water's neve
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by nemo 12y ago
She was found partly at fault. Based on the trial she wasn't found entirely at fault. The injury actually was relevant and not an emotive distraction. McDonalds was selling coffee, not knives. Most would have the expectation that sp
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by nemo 12y ago
Tort reform boils down to "I know better than the Bill of Rights, because sometimes I don't like the way people exercise their rights." It's not much different than the thinking behind the cheerleading for other amendme
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by nemo 12y ago
Read the actual trial history. Your analogies don't reflect what actually happened, which is why you can't understand it. Liebeck was hospitalized for 8 days with multiple skin grafts. She asked asked McDonalds for medical expen
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by nemo 12y ago
She tried to settle for $20k for medical expenses and lost wages but McDonalds offered $800. McDonalds had more than 700 reports of injuries from the coffee. Their internal quality control manager reported that they recognized that they w
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by nemo 12y ago
You say that as though those things are exclusive, rather than complementary.
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by nemo 13y ago
PostScript is dangerous as a vector of attack. You can create an infinite loop as a DoS. Way back in the NeXT days, you could get remote control a system with an invisible block of postscript put in an email, turning on microphones and ca
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by nemo 13y ago
The scale of the project management involved would be tied to it, and that would take project buy in from the OpenSSL leadership far beyond anything I'd expect them to take, and also a much stricter leadership to keep things conformant
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by nemo 13y ago
Given the scale of reworking and reorganizing that would be involved, I assumed a fork would be the only viable approach.
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by nemo 13y ago
I wish Theo and his colleagues would create a fork of OpenSSL that was up to OpenBSD/OpenSSH standards. It would be a huge level of work, but I'd happily donate to help fund it.
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by nemo 13y ago
Not an ad hominem.
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by nemo 13y ago
Woosley's behavior wasn't solely passive resistance according to the report. He was resistant until the cops tried to move him (reasonably), at which point he flipped. The cops put the drunk guy freaking out in an arm lock at th
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by nemo 13y ago
"Hardened" was the first term that jumped to mind, though the more I thought about this, and after reading the police report, the more I understand the police's motives and generally agree with their response (it might be the
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by nemo 13y ago
Hardened has nothing to do with being immune to BS. It means that they adopt the mindset needed to do a job that involves potentially getting killed, potentially dealing with murders, murderers, rapists, and similar things that require har
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by nemo 13y ago
If you walk in the street you might get hit by a car. I don't condone a driver hitting you, but reality is what it is. Cops have to constantly deal with the worst elements of society doing the worst things imaginable. It'd be gr
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by nemo 13y ago
This behavior has hit me many times because on a laptop accidentally touching the trackpad can lose focus from a text field very easily, so while I am typing a comment/whatever if my thumb or palm drops a bit to touch the trackpad just
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by nemo 13y ago
There is at this time no viable vaccine for malaria. Malaria is much more prevalent in tropical zones than temperate zones because mosquitos are more prevalent in tropical zones than temperate zones. Being a wealthier nation does help to d
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by nemo 13y ago
You can read many Latin works, and find the language taught in many schools. Since it isn't spoken except in a handful of limited contexts, it gets the special qualifier "dead language." Gold is basically a "dead money
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by nemo 13y ago
Interestingly, WD40 is a lubricant. I used to think that since it was a penetrating oil/water sealant it wasn't a lubricant, but that's not actually the case. They even have a "myth" that discusses the idea floati
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by nemo 13y ago
Please, please, please fix the cupcake photo's color temp. http://mediagoblin.org/images/home_goblin.png http://mediagoblin.org/images/tour/cupcake_discussion-scaled...
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by nemo 13y ago
Why not just test if High Speed Sync works? That seems to be the indicator that initiated looking for these other differences.
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by nemo 13y ago
n/p Also I beg of you to fix the color temp on that cupcake photo. People who are interested in sharing media will notice.
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by nemo 13y ago
I wasn't suggesting that there'd be anything conscious about the branding, but that it'd be subconscious, so you wouldn't be likely to hear feedback. It's a minor nit, really. Glad to hear about theming. Flickr&#x
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by nemo 13y ago
Nice idea, but I'd rename after something that isn't evil - subconscious suggestions of maliciousness might inadvertently repel some users. I'd suggest finding a design person who can lighten it up, pretty it up, and clean i
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by nemo 13y ago
Yeah that and/or a 'skip' button in case you can't sort it out. I didn't figure out 15 and peeked at the JS source to get through, skipping would have been simpler.
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by nemo 13y ago
Religion isn't really relevant to the quote as far as I can tell. While various religions can have many and various authority structures, not all do, and of those do, many if not most aren't theocratic. Both tyranny and politica
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by nemo 13y ago
It don't see any theological standpoint, just a critique of authority structures.

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