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12y ago
Someone obviously didn't read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_Dark
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? for HN. Any legit non-lethal firearms alternatives for law enforcement?
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Goat be-headings are an issue in New Orleans now as well (it's also frat related): http://www.nola.com/pets/index.ssf/2015/03/report_of_goat_bo...
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12y ago
When you say cubicles "would be a living hell"...do you mean to pay for/set up or are you speaking to the actual cubicle work experience?
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Yeah sadly, it's the latter. Arbitrary numbers but if your cops are 50% corrupt and you suddenly have twice as many total cops you still then double the number of non-corrupt cops. Obviously that's wasteful but... Fixing deep-rou
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I take your point but in fairness OP is definitely correct regarding a corrupt Nola police force. Definitely not a simple issue.
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Sadly yes so it's sortof a damned if you do damned if you don't scenario. Just lately we've had serious issues recruiting police (largely due to antiquated policies like 'no visible tattoos' or 'they must live
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12y ago
It's all relative I guess. Here in the Nola we desperately, DESPERATELY need more cops.
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Southerner here: A "northern accent" classically means any accent from the larger northeastern cities. Boston, Jersey, they're all subsets of "northern" to the Southern brain. What's funny is I live in Nola an
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12y ago
w-t-agenda?
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12y ago
I'm sure they have issues of their own, but I believe Japan has a uniform cap on what politicians can spend on election campaigns. Just one possible solution.
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Unless something's changed Huntsville, Al was always a fairly high-tech southern city.
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Maybe I'm wrong but I interpreted the logic there as: Having kids is definitely an enormous time-sink but that is a choice. Without basic income having a job essentially is not.
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This kinda goes against a popular theory that Microsoft mine JetBrains for Visual Studio functionality improvement ideas (or more likely the blog author just doesn't work on VS or w/ the VS dev team all that much) Awesome read btw
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very true and every site is different w/ regard to how the community responds/handles link discussion but it does seem that sometimes discussion doesn't seem to be "a thing" for certain links. It sorta reminds me of
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12y ago
This "very popular but seemingly not discussable" submission phenomenon is something that also fascinates me. Is there a clever name for this phenomenon yet? If not...anybody want to attempt to give it one? 'Cause I got not
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“America has only three cities: New York, San Francisco, and New Orleans. Everywhere else is Cleveland.” -Tennessee Williams
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12y ago
Would hate to lose the Big Blue :(. A site I've visited at least once a day every day for over a decade.
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13y ago
Not necessarily disagreeing with you, but doesn't everyone (or at least the solid majority) keep their cells in their pockets? Close to er..."important" parts of your body? Sleeping 8 or more hours next to it is just going t
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13y ago
seems like they did okay here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Excel
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13y ago
"He" used to post in various message boards at the beginning then abruptly stopped in 2011( http://www.coindesk.com/information/who-is-satoshi-nakamoto/ ).
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Lived in the south my entire life (currently in Nola). There's definitely an I don't know...afterglow effect? with this stereotype at play in the south today. It certainly used to be highly isolated culture with it's own we
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13y ago
William Gibson did the same thing in Neuromancer. He even had a sentence in there where "it" reached out into the ethos until it found another presence on a peer level with itself in Alpha Centauri I believe. Need to reread that
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"no JS present" = "less than 1 line of JavaScript" No?
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Noted...though this link has the advantage of not being behind a login-wall.
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Seems like an opportunity for an app (disclaimer: obviously did not do my due diligence and google if there was one first. T minus X seconds in counting until the first 'there already is one' post).
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Thx! I RTFA and somehow missed this.
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Reads a lot like this article written by Charles Stross: http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2013/08/28/spy_kids_ns...