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by pooper 6y ago
Thank you for sharing. I didn't know this term even existed. for others like me: > In political and social theory, accelerationism is the idea that capitalism, or particular processes that historically characterised capitalism, shou
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by pooper 6y ago
>Why is this a problem? Minor offenses are still offenses and they can often be very frustrating and problematic. They still deserve police attention where they constitute a violation of the law. Streamlining the process is a positive no
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by pooper 7y ago
> Does it? I don’t know. Should it? In the case of a global pandemic, it should not, IMO. That includes making any vaccines or treatments widely available at or near cost, possibly with government subsidies. Things change when tens or hu
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by pooper 7y ago
Congratulations on shipping! Just installed it on fedora using dnf and tried my usual git commands using hub instead. So far so good. I haven't tried any hub specific features yet though. It is nice that I can just dnf install hub
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by pooper 7y ago
Can confirm. When I mentioned to my professor at a small university that the registrar's office made a mistake on my record, he just said let's talk a walk and we walked to the registrar's office. They were all polite to him
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by pooper 9y ago
Sorry, i didnt mean it as an insult. I use fedora every day but i imagine they have fewer resources than Microsoft does. I am not sure about windows 7 and 10. We are arguably better off today than in the ActiveX days. It made no sense to re
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by pooper 9y ago
> I'm not leaving Firefox over this. Of course, I am not leaving. The CMO should be leaving!
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by pooper 9y ago
Please don't disable windows update for gaming. There is a gaming mode (which really ought to be called normal mode) which should help. The only other stipulation is you must keep your computer plugged in, turned on, and connected to t
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by pooper 9y ago
Sorry, friend but you are wrong on this. A simple change would fix the problem which is don't restart the computer! You can update anything and do anything when the computer is plugged in but please don't restart the computer or a
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by pooper 9y ago
> If 80-90% of it is in stock / options with vesting (as I'd suspect it is based on that article) it is likely only true after the targets / target dates are hit. My initial reaction was: Does anyone actually do this? If s
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by pooper 9y ago
> Why? This is not an axiom, it's a conclusion. Defend the premise. My basic premise is that shareholders do not have the tools to protect themselves from (to use inciting language) predatory management. Sometimes it looks like it w
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by pooper 9y ago
Sorry, I should have been clearer. I don't want to make this about about MM v Yahoo!. MM is at worst a symptom. My argument is that the disease is systemic. > In what way? And why do you specify "large" shareholders? I don
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by pooper 9y ago
Something must be done to rein in executive pay though. I am not talking about MM in particular. She is probably a fine executive. However, my point is that unchecked executive pay is not good for anyone. We don't live in a free market
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by pooper 9y ago
I can't answer for anyone else but I can say with pretty good confidence that Yahoo! would not exist today if they put me in charge. I would fling poop left and right the moment I discovered the back door. I wouldn't have gave two
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by pooper 9y ago
The issue to me isn't the deletion of modules but rather the reassignment of modules. I'm completely ok with deleting modules. I am not ok with taking a name that used to exist and just giving it to someone else. That is the crime
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by pooper 9y ago
Sure Tom. They're doing just fine.
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by pooper 9y ago
> And perhaps more pertinently: given that the ubiquity of the internet made it inevitable that a major marketplace would emerge that made it easier for people to conduct short-term property rentals online, and that this would inevitably
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by pooper 9y ago
I'm trying to not say anything particularly bad about particular people but here it goes https://youtube.com/watch?v=Hxgkyezm-bU Tell me if you think that they believe in any of the lofty things they're talking ab
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by pooper 9y ago
I doubt my record shows this but I've almost been arrested once for carrying an open container. I was driving a friend's car home for him. The officer made me take the breathalyzer test several times. I was not drunk. In the end I
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by pooper 9y ago
People often mistakes law and ethics. Although with Airbnb, I'm not sure if I would give them the benefit of the doubt. While I agree that not all things illegal is toxic or terrible, knowing what we know about "disruptive" c
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by pooper 9y ago
I have nothing good to say about Kik. I just want to remind anyone who is thinking about giving them money that they are the same litigious assholes who forced node and npm to give them (and not just deactivate) the namespace kik. They are
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by pooper 9y ago
> I submitted my first patch to Cairo a few weeks back and depressingly it was met with tumbleweed There used to be a time (from what I've read) when free software meant a tarball available for download every n years. Apparently, Op
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by pooper 9y ago
Sid will correct me if I am wrong but I think a big project like Gnome will want Enterprise because the last time I looked git hook was enterprise feature (hey they have to make money somewhere to keep the lights on) Overall, I am very grat
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by pooper 9y ago
I don't mind the repetition because I had no idea. Sorry, I am not very familiar about laws even here and even more ignorant about EU matters.
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by pooper 9y ago
> Paying for a product doesn't guarantee your privacy and using a free product doesn't mean your privacy is being violated. While what you say is logical, it gets scary pretty quickly. What about uber? What about airbnb? Or wor
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by pooper 10y ago
> The move only is pro-consumer where it benefits Google's bottom line: Blocking competitors ads, using a standard that Google easily meets. It's similar to when countries block agricultural imports that don't meet a stand
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by pooper 10y ago
> I would say this and the fact that most US multinationals are very dodgy when it comes to paying their taxes and are ready to exploit any loophole to take money out of a country. > That, combined with the taxi license thing is the r
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by pooper 10y ago
A destabilized neighbor is usually not desirable unless you benefit from the lack of stability (US Mexico?) In any case, I don't think California wants to secede.
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by pooper 10y ago
So you think this twitter account is at the same level as the Fox News commentator who feds say faked a CIA career? https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/public-safety/fox-news-... https://archive.fo&#x2
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by pooper 10y ago
The equivalent would be Alt_SomeTownPD. Looks like the worst they've done is made some screenshots https://twitter.com/ALT_uscis/status/833455581734326272 which don't look obviously wrong. This is not th

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