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by pdeuchler 14y ago
Because the women were U.S. citizens, rendering any law about foreign exports (and consequently foreign nationals) moot
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
Just an idiot that's part of a large corporation wrongly trying to enforce a policy that doesn't apply (and is probably not his to enforce). It is clearly not Apple's true policy, as the woman in question was eventually able to purchase her
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
"movement Z is a reaction to Y, which in turn is a reaction to X. The artist is grappling with themes A and B, and exploring materials C, D, and E." I don't want to see reactions. I don't want to see an artist grappling with themes. I don't
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
I personally believe art's purpose is to create and distribute beauty. By extension, a secondary purpose would be to distribute that beauty to the masses, and to further increase the "net beauty" of the world, if you will. In no way, shape,
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
I'm upvoting you, but I think your parallel falls apart at a certain level. The Oatmeal provides his content freely available, a la carte, at his own website. There is no fundamental difference from consuming his "product" at http://www.th
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
To me it seems a logical progression would be for webkit to include SASS/LESS in the tool chain, instead of trying to re-invent the wheel. Possibly some sort of solution where the browser receives SASS/LESS files and compiles them into CSS
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
Technically, my outrage would be at being forced to pay to do homework on top of being forced to pay to learn.
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
Unfortunately, this is nothing new for students. I have been forced to buy institution specific versions of my books (which simply means they regenerated the practice problems), preventing me from seeking cheaper bookstores like Amazon or t
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
My favorite: "Don't: Copy our look and feel, as this could create user confusion." Ummmmm... https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
"all venture capital is private equity" http://www.privco.com/knowledge-bank/private-equity-and-vent...
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by pdeuchler 14y ago
"These deals aren’t equity-for-endorsement trades. Bieber put cash into each one, and few of the companies have promoted their links to the singer. Spotify, which is still working to establish itself in the U.S., wouldn’t even discuss Biebe
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Student forgotten in cell for 5 days will sue DEA(articles.cnn.com)
5 points by pdeuchler 14y ago|0 comments
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
I'm not disagreeing with any of you, like I said above, simply playing devil's advocate :)
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
Playing devil's advocate I'd say P/E ratio is a flawed metric to use when talking about what some of these new startups are worth. A lot of the newer IPO's represent companies that have significant assets in new areas that we haven't necess
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
"BD had released its own safety syringes some years earlier. But the ECRI Institute, the Consumer Reports of the health care industry, had rated its best-selling model 'unacceptable' (it was later upgraded to 'not recommended'), whereas Sha
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
"The situation has been recognized as an emergency. Further actions will be announced shortly." You couldn't pay me enough to be in that war room right now
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
Bayes all the things!
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
"It could have been FTP or something" And that makes it better?!
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
I would argue that the purpose of allowing anyone to call themselves "Anonymous" places the group's identity on their actions, not who they say they are. It's kind of the whole point of calling themselves "Anonymous" and leads right into th
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
While this sounds perfectly reasonable I'm wondering why these rate limits weren't already lifted for a very large, well known, established domain registrar like Namecheap. Further more, it seems that the onus would still be on GoDaddy to i
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by pdeuchler 15y ago
"encouraging them to take a rather more sure route to success" I think you're preaching to the wrong crowd here