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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I believe the implicit claim here is that regardless of whether the computer system is a contributory factor to burnout that association does not imply that it cannot be a factor in restoring one's self. Let's say, "Don't throw the baby out
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I believe bringing the concept of a fact into question will do more harm than good. A phone book is _not merely_ a set of facts, but also a set of agreements. Surely one can look inside the phone and disagree with one's own listing. If one
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
Okay, so the points about Neurath are good stock.
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by nerdfiles 14y ago
I'm sorry to play this card, but this is the (Tower of Babel)[ http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/Genesis#11:... ] all over again. Perhaps the analogy is unnecessary, or even harmful, to make. But typically I have been taught,
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Following the feature set of http://www.slimframework.com/ at all?
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
"Lions are just fruity tigers." My question is whether this article is setting up straw-men, though not intentionally, based on a fuzzy perception of the meaning of words like "stupid" and a narrow look at what developers/designers/photogra
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Vi/m is a funny hat that I put on and that gives me powers. Let's call it meta-learning! I'm writing code; now, I'm writing code with a funny hat on. _This_ computer's funny hat! The great thing about Vi/m is that it compels you to read by
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"Indicators of Terrorist Activities ... Internet Café" on sheriff's public site(osceola.org)
1 points by nerdfiles 15y ago|1 comments
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Can github defend itself from the U.S. government? From the E.U.?
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
One could use Prompt and the vi/m or whatever server she chooses. I imagine _intuitive_ navigation through the FILE SYSTEM will come shortly.
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Pretty epic. Nothing more. I think I'm crying.
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Are we paying for a Premium or are we paying for the thing we actually want? They're taking things into their own hands by installed junk- and malware on my product. They're assuming I'm a thief before I've even walked through the door. Why
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Exactly. I've run into more jaded baby boomers than anything else. And they justify it by "well, now I have a job" or "I'm too old now" or "The Internet is over my head." Their pie is the 401(k), come what may.
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
It's a symbolic gesture. I believe this leads to a fundamental question of whether it's essential to the kind of political movement we represent. So for instance democrats depend on notion of symbolic representation to ground their concept
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
In a way, it'd be like the Tower of Babel. I'm sure if DNS in its current form were to fragment like so, English certainly would have to take a couple of steps down from the throne. I guess the throne would have to take a step down from the
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
All I have to say is "lol". I'm sorry. But it's great that you just made me think of an Internet Zerg rush. I'm an American, of course. Dammit...
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
With commentary ( http://current.com/shows/the-young-turks/videos/listen-to-yo... ).
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Why does it feel like they're roller-coastering us?
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
so much for that. their webhost, MT, opposes sopa; i put up a banner as their developer, with an article filled with links. they took them down; still no news for 20 days now. called the "daily" cougar.
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Will our Paternal Units protect us from SOPA/PIPA/NDAA?(politico.com)
1 points by nerdfiles 15y ago|2 comments
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Protect the Internet from Stop Online Piracy Act et al.(thedailycougar.com)
2 points by nerdfiles 15y ago|1 comments
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
wat?
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by nerdfiles 15y ago
Title reads "SOPA-like"?