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by pcunite 10y ago
Makes me think of an automobile manufacture saying, "We've switched all the gas and brake pedals with each other. You're gonna love it!"
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by pcunite 10y ago
>> What offended you? I'm not the perfect example of race issues for everyone and their experiences. But the comment I've quoted below was way out of alignment with my experience during Magic's prime. White people kn
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by pcunite 10y ago
"Magic (Johnson) made white people feel comfortable. With themselves." As a child being bullied by black people, seeing Magic Johnson made me believe what my mother taught me, "There is good in all races". Magic proved t
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by pcunite 10y ago
Looks like it was David Luebbert. https://storify.com/leonzandman/ex-microsoft-engineer-insigh...
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by pcunite 10y ago
A file "filewin.c" has the following comment: FUTURE: MacWord does a DoJump(&venvMainLoop) !! (which,according to DavidLu is "guaranteed to crash soon there after"). we should really figure out a better way... Who
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by pcunite 10y ago
I want to think it is Consolas. But the author says it is "Operator Mono". The editor is Atom. Fonts can look different on Mac vs. Windows, I think.
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by pcunite 10y ago
I can't speak to the motive behind why Zuck actually does this, but I can applaud the fallout if this gains traction. No more being held prisoner by the fashion houses. I once attended a school that made us wear the same thing everyday
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by pcunite 10y ago
Notepad++ search feature is great and what I miss in Sublime. I think there are simply not enough developers to devote their time without some financial incentive.
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by pcunite 10y ago
SurfaceBook or a Thinkpad would be my vote.
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by pcunite 10y ago
Look at it from their point of view. If you identify as something other than what you were born as, what is to stop you from changing that from time to time? You may, at a later junction, feel more comfortable with your birth gender. Thus t
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by pcunite 10y ago
It would be good if Elizabeth Warren would look into the Clinton Foundation. Make sure things are up to snuff, so to speak.
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by pcunite 10y ago
I've seen the big networks doing this as well. All very strange. Seems to be leading up to something.
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by pcunite 10y ago
There’s no watchdog assuring that aloe products are what they say they are. Start teaching honesty in universities along with "how to make money".
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by pcunite 10y ago
RealVNC
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by pcunite 10y ago
Update, here is a link to the original memo. It does in fact contain this phrase. http://media.grubhub.com/media/press-releases/press-release-...
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by pcunite 10y ago
He quotes from the email. Was this not true? If you do not agree with this statement then please reply to this email with your resignation because you have no place here.
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by pcunite 10y ago
I understand what is being reported now. I'm referring to my sense of awareness before the election. It looked like a big win - to me at least.
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by pcunite 10y ago
Thank you for sharing. From my two months of non-professional research, it looked like Trump was going to win by a big margin. The major media outlets were looking outright deceptive from my perspective.
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by pcunite 10y ago
Excellent explanation! Thank you.
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by pcunite 10y ago
>> Huffington Post told its readers Clinton had a 98 percent chance of being elected; >> build a better environment for news I agree. They can start by not telling me what to think. Focus on reporting. I got so sick of the media
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by pcunite 10y ago
I'm here for the comments. For such a big event, I expect to talk about it a little.
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by pcunite 10y ago
This maybe a slight misquote but it's close: "Privacy is not to hide something, it is to protect something".
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Edward Snowden gives address on US election result(rt.com)
2 points by pcunite 10y ago|1 comments
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by pcunite 10y ago
>> Why does everyone bash Trump? The media and vocal politically minded and linguistically astute people are bashing him. Take comfort in the quiet majority who are going back to work today and don't have time for throwing tant
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by pcunite 10y ago
Let's give him one or two days in office shall we? People thought Obama was going to destroy this country too.
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by pcunite 10y ago
Ahh okay. I understand you now. You are correct, I am in shock that it was not a landslide because of what I thought I was seeing at the time. I'm in technology (I assume you are too) so I went about doing simple data sampling online
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by pcunite 10y ago
My opinion here, but I think what made the difference was the media insulting the people for Hillary (or Bernie). Trump's comments came from mostly him. It must have been that the populace took it differently?
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by pcunite 10y ago
It was the constant media rhetoric that made me really question the true reality. So, I went to look for myself. Trump had an enormous number of people looking at him. I didn't know what they were thinking, but it was interesting. Hill
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by pcunite 10y ago
I thought it was 200,000, now they say 60,000. So, do you have a source for 13k?
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by pcunite 10y ago
When I went to view CNN's analysis the day of the election, it was reporting (on their website) a 90% chance Hillary would win.

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