rangerelf

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by rangerelf 3y ago
And who are you to label other people as "hopeless dregs"? That "hopeless dreg" over there might be the father of a young boy who was murdered during a school shooting; that other "hopeless dreg" might be the h
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by rangerelf 3y ago
Or, "if you work really really hard, you might be able to buy lunch". Visit the moon, don't make me laugh. I don't know if you're being intentionally naive or disingenuous.
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by rangerelf 4y ago
Simpler but small updates, like say openssl, become massive distro updates. There's a reason why everyone went with shared libs when they became stable.
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by rangerelf 4y ago
The order of the columns in your table creation statements is irrelevant to the order of how the columns return to you in your queries. Your select statement specified the order of your result columns in your result set. Your visualization
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by rangerelf 4y ago
Why? Why do you say "it drove you up the wall"? A contractor owes you exactly what's on the contract, usually a certain amount of work delivered; what she/he did outside of that is (or should be) of absolutely zero inte
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by rangerelf 5y ago
They don't need to nationalize anything, they can just threaten his family with imminent and painful retribution and he'll open it up to anything they want. Period. All these people whining about "they're both the same&q
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by rangerelf 5y ago
It seems to be for Windows only.
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by rangerelf 5y ago
I read it. I want my time back. This is the worst kind of misinformation, the one that reads "reasonable" instead of foaming at the mouth, and as such can create doubt in peer-validated articles and reports that quote from them. &
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by rangerelf 5y ago
> > > People act like oil companies are the ones burning oil. They’re just responding to demand. > > No, they’re not. > That would be more convincing if you gave a reason why you say "no, they're not". Even
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by rangerelf 5y ago
Never again will I buy anything Samsung. They have steadfastly refused to fix my fridge's ice maker even though they have admitted it's a design fault, and retailers will not take it back as faulty because the ice maker is not con
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by rangerelf 5y ago
"...full stop." What insane arrogance. Do you have evidence or is this some gut feeling you're having? Or "common sense"? Or because you said so? Edit: accidentally a word.
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by rangerelf 5y ago
Keep saying that dude, maybe one of these decades it might even be true.
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by rangerelf 6y ago
> ...I manage a small company... And you identify with this band of miscreants? That's embarrassing.