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by pXMzR2A 11y ago
> Hmm. That looks like a loophole the size of "stop resisting" or "I feared for my life." Yup, it's an excuse that cops use the most in PINAC[1] videos. Edit: [1] http://photographyisnotacrime.com&#x2F
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by pXMzR2A 11y ago
Clickbait in science happens too.
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by pXMzR2A 11y ago
Why should we believe you?
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by pXMzR2A 11y ago
> I'm not hiding anything dubious - if I was I'd install a firewall box asap. This person does not do online banking, does not have a webcam or mic installed device such as a laptop, and does not have an email account. The only
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by pXMzR2A 11y ago
> an even older Linksys WRT54GL That thing has been working for almost ten years (granted it is not an office environment), once with openwrt and now with tomato, while rebooting its little and adorable self every night at 3am automatica
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9348257 The second comment from the top when you go to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9347669
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> Zero people Reread the comments.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> That's a lot of words to say Apple is a corporation and acts like many others. What you are actually saying is "shut up and take it." Not the best comment in response to someone voicing their concerns regarding workplace
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> weeds out those that may need a lot of hand holding early on. i.e. You are using interviews in order to avoid paid in-house training.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
You don't get to be an educator and excuse stuff by saying "oh but he smiles." There's a reason the teacher is often perceived as boring and out of touch --s/he is supposed to find what her/his students do not
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> "Students, prisoners, pacifists and whistle-blowers"---at least two of these, students and whistle-blowers, have been primarily attacked by the leftist university administrations and the current American executive, also on th
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> I prefer BSD based OSX and Linux myself, but to think that a large enough number of buyers care about Linux support to "spike" sellers is just silly. Hopeful rather than silly, I'd say. Many people like you (who prefer B
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> Is there anyone who only use DDG in everyday life? Using DDG. I pretty much always forget that Google is an option nowadays.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
I love that a nation and an industry that is bent over backwards against unions (both in policy and in stereotypes) gets surprised when wages don't go up. What do you think pushes companies to increase wages, rainbow ponies? Benevolent
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
The person you are replying to is talking about a "defective by design" problem they want solved. You are explaining how this defect works.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> Resorting to union representation is the sign of organizing to get fair compensation.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> Grad students are compensated in other ways: training, prestige, independence, etc. A grad assistant is usually not perceived as an employer by most universities, US and abroad. As such, from the university's perspective (which yo
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
The FUCK does a browser want with the version of my kernel?
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The Department of Homeland Security's FAST program violates the 4th amendment [pdf](aulawreview.org)
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> I mean, upon analysis, postmodernism tries to escape or reject the traditional function of the human mind. I mean, upon analysis, postmodernism tries to escape or reject the traditional perspective on the human mind.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> You have to have a plan if This is a moot argument. Of course s/he has to have a plan if s/he wants to be in business. What was asked was suggestions, not detailed strategy deliverables.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
Release it under GPL if you can, put it on github or bitbucket, document the bugs as "issues," focus on fixing show stoppers and high-visibility user complaints, don't worry too much about it (all these apps are buggy, we jus
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
Location: Washington, DC Remote: Yes (full-time permanent only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: R, Stata, SPSS, LaTeX, Linux (Debian), Git, Bash, OpenVPN (admin) Résumé/CV: Respond to this comment with your email address. Email:
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
The fact that not a single Lenovo employee ever leaked what Lenovo was doing prior to discovery makes this statement moot for me.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
All I see is > This is a modern website which will require Javascript to work. > Please turn it on! That is simply not acceptable and is both poor etiquette and bad practice.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
This is happening more and more. WTF web devs? Me: Where are the charts themselves? Me: Oh, I'm using noscript. Me: Displaying PNGs now requires javascript.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
Too superficial of an analysis to be taken seriously. There is a reason children are taught how to write an article with a proper introduction (introduce the problem and provide a map of the article body), body (explain the problem, provide
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> we eat fresh vegetables every day that shit's very very expensive here.
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> re-litigating apartheid In case you missed it, the legal practices in the US depend on previous court cases. > U.S. corporations should not enjoy immunity for their purposeful assistance, technological or otherwise, in gross human r
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by pXMzR2A 12y ago
> Creating good tax software is hard. This is called strategically reframing the issue. The problem with tax software is not that it is hard to write, it's that it should never have been needed in the first place. Tax laws work for

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