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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"I could have been a human being. Instead you twisted me." That guy's going to have issues.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Write a program to find all duplicate files on a set of hard drives. "Duplicate" could mean same file name, or same contents (prolly a hash), or both.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"Japanese firms make about 35% of the Dreamliner, under a novel system of global outsourcing that cost it years of production delays." This is not "novel," Boeing has been doing this for decades. I also doubt that this outsourcing itself
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Easy to work around, no plugins or silliness require. Get to Google via Duck Duck Go as your intermediary. Either from your search bar (if DDG is your default search engine), or directly from the DDG search page, search for !g testing !g te
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Prostitution, food, housing, alcohol, cigarettes, construction, car maintenance, used car sales (buy them at auction and bring them in), illegal drugs (there is probably a certain predictable dollar flow per capita anywhere in the US, varyi
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
It depends on what arrangement he had with/for his heirs, and with his registrar.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
People on the administration's side make a big deal about the six months the prosecution was offering. But that was an alternative to the extortion of the administration seeking 30+ years. The administration was telling Swartz to go to jail
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"It was driven by a desire to turn this into a significant case, so that some prosecutor could put it in his portfolio." That's always what these things are about. Aaron Swartz, to Ortiz and her henchman, was not a criminal who needed punis
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
It's the other way around. The change to the petition process was affected by the embarrassing pace of the Ortiz petition.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
That's extortion.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Entertainment Tonight is still on TV. The Atlantic used to make money by being reputable and engaging. They could easily decide to make money by making money. I'd miss them, but one day someone will say "The Atlantic is still on the web" in
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Some free-thought comments did get through. My favorite went something like "This is great! How much does it cost to join?"
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Yes, they are that good. Why do you think they make celebrity recruiting so important and celebrity members so prominent? It's celebrity endorsement, like any other commercial.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
"If you wouldn't install that software on your families (like, the wider network - parents, siblings, grandparents) machines" Except those people probably would do that.
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by nonamegiven 14y ago
Although I was put off initially, I think I wouldn't mind a straight ad that I see once in an installer. But leaving spoor behind in the form of toolbars is beyond the pale. Toolbars ? Really?