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by peterclary 10y ago
Are you saying that grabbing somebody like that isn't sexual assault, or are you suggesting that Trump was dishonest when he claimed he did it?
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by peterclary 10y ago
Do you believe that any belief, however extreme, should be tolerated?
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by peterclary 10y ago
Sorry, by plaintiff you mean who, exactly? If you mean Trump, we'll have to see if he follows through on his promises, but his own public remarks suggest a severe want of genuine respect for women. And speaking as a White Male, the ide
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by peterclary 10y ago
Thank you for that article. I shall read it in depth later, but a cursory glance suggests that Mr Thiel believes, as many do, that freedom means not being compelled to help his fellow humans, or even his own immediate society, by taxation o
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by peterclary 10y ago
You think that basic income is a good idea but you think that Bernie Sanders is communism? What exactly don't you like about Sanders? I'm genuinely curious because my impression was that Sanders would have done better against Trum
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by peterclary 10y ago
I don't like to mis-characterise anyone's position. The following article suggests that I was indeed wrong, and I apologise: http://www.dailydot.com/irl/donald-trump-hillary-clinton-lgb... However, from the s
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by peterclary 10y ago
I think the Dems are a long, long way away from anything which vaguely passes for communisim. They're almost as capitalist as the Republicans, but - I think - more protections for equality. The problem is that Capitalism doesn't c
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by peterclary 10y ago
I recognise that you are trying to engage and explain your point of view. I respect that, even though I disagree with you. You may have grievances (legitimate or otherwise) but you have to weigh up the pros and cons. In 1920s Italy you migh
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by peterclary 10y ago
It's a win for LGBT causes to ally himself with somebody who believes in Conversion Therapy? [Edit: I meant Trump, and I was wrong - see below. Technically Thiel is also allied with Pence, who does believe in Conversion Therapy, but th
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by peterclary 10y ago
Do you not see that there's something inherently creepy about talking about your own daughter as a sexual object?
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by peterclary 10y ago
So we should all be tolerant of racism, sexism, outright sexual assualt ("grab 'em by the pussy") and boasting of same, mocking the disabled, stiffing contractors and suppliers?
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by peterclary 10y ago
Agreed. P4 is synonymous for Perforce. Did the project authors not do a cursory google first? As for "unfortunately", what don't you like about it, apart from it not being what you're used to from elsewhere? I've us
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by peterclary 10y ago
I understand that each port has a circuit-breaker which can be reset (by unplugging everything and powering it off and on again, or something like that). EDIT: Apologies, it looks like they used to use fuses before they switched to resettab
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by peterclary 10y ago
Just mask off some of the display and size your images to the remaining area? Ideally you want the cardboard matting flush to the surface of the screen anyway.
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by peterclary 10y ago
Clay Bavor addressed that problem using photodiodes so that the picture never seemed brighter than the surroundings. It really helped sell that it was a normal picture. https://www.claybavor.com/?p=407
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by peterclary 10y ago
I've seen something similar on the Bloomberg website, e.g.: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-08/bonds-that...
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by peterclary 10y ago
And should we even try? There are surely moral/ethical implications in creating and terminating consciousnesses.
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by peterclary 10y ago
There's still time for other bidders. I'm sure that Apple has at least considered it in the past, and may be reconsidering it now.
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by peterclary 10y ago
User data is still encrypted.
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by peterclary 10y ago
Which Bluetooth keyboard do you use?
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by peterclary 10y ago
Regarding "D: EU expands eastwards", my understanding is that this was largely driven by the then British Conservative Government as a ploy to prevent further integration between EU countries. "Wider, not deeper" was the
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by peterclary 10y ago
I assume you're being down voted for suggesting that recklessly risking the well-being and rights of pretty much everyone in the country, and tanking the economy, in pursuit of personal gain, and telling lie after lie to do it, is trea
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by peterclary 10y ago
Nice. Of course, with E-Ink you could run the whole thing off batteries instead of having that cable. For now, instead of plastering the cable in, you could put up a picture rail and hide the cable inside that.
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by peterclary 10y ago
I started my career in a small software company that wrote Mac software (in the System 6.5, System 7 days). We had no dedicated support staff, so support calls were either handled by the sales staff or development. Talking directly to custo
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by peterclary 10y ago
Ironic, given that Intel's long-time leader famously said "Success breeds complacency. Complacency breeds failure. Only the paranoid survive."
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by peterclary 10y ago
How best to leverage that resource? I believe that kidnap and ransom is one traditional answer.
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"First, a microscopic amount of Semtex 1A high explosive is dabbed onto a T-shirt. To the naked eye, it is almost invisible - but from a large, red, metal box mounted on a portable steel trolley an ultra-violet laser beam flickers on t
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by peterclary 11y ago
It doesn't look like the Mail wants Yahoo Research, so that would probably end up owned by a private equity group who would naturally seek to extract the maximum value from it and its patents...
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by peterclary 11y ago
I note that nobody was brave enough to sign their name to this article.
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Once created, what stops the Government from obtaining a copy of the modified OS and the means to sign/encrypt it for any device? Either via some top-secret "You can't tell anyone about this or you go to jail" process, o

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