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10y ago
... and posting hashtags on Twitter, sending death threats, and hurling accusations at anyone within a mile radius of this pizzaria is how you go down in history for blowing the lid right off this story and getting to the truth, right?
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10y ago
> For people with more traditional values, it's incredibly weird and degenerate. For people with "traditional values," anyone that is not "normal" is a "pervert" and once you've crossed the line in
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10y ago
> you can't really fault people for investigating after the number of secret child sex abuse scandals that have happened in the past two or three decades. Are these people really investigating though? What they are doing is posting
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10y ago
I've had significant issues with both Uniquity and Apple APs, so I wouldn't necessarily say that one is that much better than the other.
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10y ago
Spending $20k on your kitchen can be rationalized into the resale value of your house. The wiring less so.
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10y ago
> Ethernet connection is 1Gb/s, and WiFi around 20-200, depending on conditions I had no idea that WiFi was that much better than Ethernet! ( this is why units matter, kids ;)
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10y ago
We had a Ubiquiti wifi router in-office that would constantly refuse to allow certain devices on, or randomly drop devices and not let them back on. Apparently it was a known issue between those routers and Apple laptops so I was told.
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10y ago
Well, I can't imagine what they would be working on with the Mac Pro if they had people working on it for 3 years without any sort of update.
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10y ago
> the Windows ecosystem beats them out on price Just from a "Apple Laptop" vs. "Windows Laptop" perspective, the MS Surface laptops are a bit pricy if you're only looking at the lower end of Apple's offering
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10y ago
In a world where special interests all vie for the ability to manipulate the "accepted truth," we have those same special interests to thank for people's lack of trust in the system.
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10y ago
Probably keeping their heads low because once you "turn" on another cop -- even if that cop is shooting up a crowd of people with a machine gun while eating babies -- other cops feel that they can't trust you anymore. If they
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10y ago
We also see some of the same patterns inter nationally. One might even venture a guess that the power the is inherently given to perform police duties has a universal appeal towards abuse that affects many humans in the same way...
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10y ago
Well, all of the money that moves into the bank accounts will be taxed. Won't the hit on that tax affect the poor more than the rich? Sure the rich might take a larger hit in absolute terms or even relative to the size of the money tax
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10y ago
Using the Unix philosophy, you're supposed to use `mail` and `at`. ;-)
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10y ago
> Depression is a label for a wide range of complex illnesses Depression is closer to a symptom than an illness.
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10y ago
Nintendo also stoked the flames by releasing a "demo" video to preview the GameCube that featured a more realistic Link. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBtAvX4Pkyk People thought that this would be the next Zelda
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10y ago
He's trying to play off of his "I'm a business man" persona. By calling it a "contract" people are more likely to believe that he will honour it. Time will tell if that actually happens or not.
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10y ago
On the flip side, Trump is putting a Climate Change-denier in charge of the EPA, and has promised to 'gut' the EPA... so I wouldn't necessarily trust judgement there on how effective the UN climate change projects are (instea
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10y ago
> how could they not see that Clinton was a fatally flawed candidate All of the people positions of power in the DNC were pro-Hillary. That's why they were blinded. Their mind was made up before the election cycle even started.
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10y ago
Why do you assume that the poster you're replying to is a liberal (or at least a Hillary-supporter) just because they are against Trump / Trump-supporters. You're complaining about people making condescending assumptions, whi
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10y ago
1. I'm unclear how H1B's relate to 'outsourcing' jobs since by definition the people come here . You don't need an H1B to hire a company in India or China to do work. 2. I'm curious how reducing H1B's is
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> Trump spent a lot of energy promising to broadly regulate manufacturing and trade. Trump said those things, but just because he ran on the Republican ticket doesn't mean that he can't butt heads with a Republican-controlled
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10y ago
> when conservatives want you out of our personal and financial lives Do they really? There are a lot of people that view the Republican Party as their ticket back to an idealized Leave It to Beaver world, which is definitely NOT the
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10y ago
I'm sure there are people that want to live in the wilds of Alaska, but have all of the benefits of living in NYC with regards to jobs, but that doesn't mean it's possible or even likely. What you want and what reality is
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10y ago
> And I hope that my Conservative friends who criticized President Obama for overreaches will remain consistent. Unlikely. A majority of people just want to pick a side and rabidly defend it. For example, the democrats contesting the Bus
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10y ago
- If Muslims aren't allowed to immigrate, then they won't be issued any legal work visas, so legal work visas don't solve anything here. - If Trump renegotiates, or kills NAFTA, legal works visas of Canadians and Mexicans are
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10y ago
> Hang out more on subreddits you don't agree with. I tried hanging out on /r/TheDonald, but anything that doesn't tow the party line gets your banned for "concern trolling."
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10y ago
One thing that I like about tmux is using tools like tmuxinator to compose a project-related session where server processes are spun up in separate tmux windows. Do you have something equivalent to this with just i3 or is that just not your
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1. You can't flag a comment that is in direct reply to you. 2. You need to go to the permalink / direct link to the comment to see the flag link.
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10y ago
That's "Collapse Thread" / "Collapse Tree" and it's a view-only thing to make it easier to browser the comments.
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