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13y ago
Yes, it's offensive, yes, it's disgusting, but how exactly does it "have consequences"? Do you really think someone is going to go rape a woman just because of this tasteless rhyme? That's ridiculous.
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13y ago
> we cannot trust the advertiser. Of course you can't. That's why you don't just take advertising at its word. Anyone who does is a fool. But to say that you shouldn't allow comparative advertising because of the possibility of lyi
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13y ago
> Sometimes I think Linux is happy just copying the UNIX and Mainframe designs, without much OS innovation. This is difficult to answer, but I'll try. Note that this is from merely an interested person's view, I'm not a kernel dev or a
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13y ago
I've been in many gun shops, never heard them referred to as automatic weapons. At least in the midwest, I've heard them referred to as either "burst" or Class III weapons.
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13y ago
"Yes, the American Southeast, the powerhouse of economic growth, apparently. At least by this measure." Well, duh. It shouldn't be that astounding. The Southeast has for a long time been a "powerhouse of economic growth", because, as much
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13y ago
This. Also, if you live anywhere and think your taxes don't go to defense spending, you're delusional.
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13y ago
Why would they comment on a case that not only is not in front of them, but in another country?
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13y ago
No, the Nexus 7 came out a few months before the Mini,and is much better (IMHO).
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13y ago
ScanSafe reports this as a phishing site. Might want to look into that.
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13y ago
Ah, but they're illegal, so you're admitting that banning guns doesn't work.
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13y ago
Burst fire IS semi-auto, despite the other commenter. Automatic firing means that when you hold down the trigger it continues to fire until either the trigger is released or the ammunition supply is exhausted.
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13y ago
I think the OP was talking about replacing Fireworks' excellent vector editing abilities.
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14y ago
Ok, so they get hacked and passwords are stolen and those are cracked. Guess what? They're useless. With 2FA, the attackers still won't be able to get in.
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14y ago
Of course the 2FA wouldn't prevent it from being hacked, but that's not the point of it. The point is that even if someone gets the password and cracks it, it's still useless as the attacker doesn't have the other factor.
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14y ago
I've used Resumonk in the past, and it's great. It's really surprising to me that this kind of service isn't more prevalent.
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14y ago
And once again, if the headline is in the form of a question, the answer is no.
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14y ago
I've met Coby Fleener (I live in Indianapolis.) He's a very smart and just unbelievably nice guy. Although, it's not that hard to believe. Many many offensive linemen come from top-tier schools (like Fleener, who went to Stanford) and it'
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14y ago
Really? The color's not right? Not all liquids are the same color. Hell, not all water is the same color. But the GP is right when the water doesn't wet anything, it's kinda eerie. EDIT: Having said that, water simulation is HARD.
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14y ago
This is really awesome. One suggestion, make it more user-friendly by turning twitter handles into links, and web links as well.
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14y ago
I would imagine email address corydoras@ridculousfish.com would give a hint.
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14y ago
There are different compliance standards for different types of companies. PCI-DSS, PA-DSS, PTS,ASV, and a couple of others. It's determined by what it is you do with the data. For instance, my company has software that deals with CC info
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14y ago
Generally, when selling a gun over state lines, a federally-registered local arms dealer must act as the "seller" and follow normal procedures for selling a firearm, as only dealer to dealer sales are permitted.
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14y ago
Except that this doesn't really happen anymore unless the person's running an old version of Windows. IE updates with Windows Update, so it's just as "automatic" as Windows Updates.
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14y ago
The problem, though, is that there's no "forced" interaction with others outside your own interests/background. When I was in school, I was a white kid from a white neighborhood in a school that was 50% black. Had I been homeschooled, even
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14y ago
In American football, there is also some basic "green screen" technology put in so that first down lines appear under the players and other objects. That's why sometimes, parts of the players go missing because the colors are too close to t
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14y ago
Ha. So, now we're back to SOAP and WSDL's.
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14y ago
No, it was a checkbox array (I took the survey). The thing is, saying you use jQuery is not the same as saying you use Javascript. The only Javascript I really use is jQuery. I have no deep JS needs, so I only use jQuery to make interfac
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14y ago
I am a gun owner and have many gun-owning friends, and I would have to disagree with you. There are many people out there who think that guns are cool toys and don't follow safety procedures. I've encountered more than a few of them. Not
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14y ago
There's a big difference in controlling guns on an island and controlling guns in a country the size of the US. Also, handguns have nothing to do with this. Some areas (Washington, D.C.) already ban handguns. This is about assault rifles.
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14y ago
This could really be for any enterprise IT company.
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