reginaldjcooper

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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
All the important ones (President, Congress) seem to be based on bipartisan politics. What is left? Voting on propositions?
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Yes please describe how the English language is conspiring against women.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
I suppose there are not enough of us to make that worthwhile? I quit buying Apple and complain bitterly in any thread about them in hopes of creating more open computing advocates.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Your logical fallacy here is that you have no evidence whatsoever that the people complaining are not voting for a third party every time. Perhaps they are, and in fact, it is as ineffectual as they claim.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
My opinion is that your points are all incorrect. \* It will not be publicly available other than behind a paywall a la PACER. \* No laws will change. The government and corporations are already protected from the consequences of acquiring
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
It's weird you chose that strawman because actually people do need a permit to operate large fires in public and I am pretty sure a convicted arsonist would be denied this privilege.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Oh yes I am well aware :) I think Replicant is the one for me.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
"Attempted manslaughter" is an actual legal concept [0]. Gotta love the US legal system :) I think DUI three times is particularly heinous. Maybe life in prison is excessive, but the third time you do it you are well aware that it
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Thank you for this, I am switching to Android for freedom but I wish to retain privacy also. Asking permissions for each aspect and requiring apps to work if it is denied is one of the few things I liked about iOS.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
It's not negligence because you are an active participant. But, ok, let's meet in the middle and call it attempted manslaughter because you had no mens rea . The goal of this idea is to encourage you to not attempt manslaughter w
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Multiple DUIs do deserve a severe punishment IMO, because that is attempted murder basically and they are a danger to the public. The rest I agree are ridiculous. Huffing drugs three times does not deserve permanent incarceration.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
It's purposely constructing a false reality to make a victim think they are going insane. I am taking some rhetorical liberties by not intending the second part of that and using it to refer to the false information only. http:/&
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Or a full-on cynic/paranoiac would suggest the poorly-done websites are part of a gaslighting scheme.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Stop redirecting me based on GeoIP or whatever. I'm not Japanese, only my VPN is. That's why I typed .com instead of .co.jp.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Nowhere in the US are atheists explicitly forbidden from holding a government position as that would be a flagrant and obvious violation of the First Amendment. In many places they certainly won't be voted for if they admit their rel
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Non-obviousness to someone working primarily in that field is a good start to determining the line. We get most riled up by scan-to-email or click-here-for-full-version patents. The idea that you could independently come up with an obvious
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
I worded it poorly, I didn't really think Canadian employees get free legal services for all matters.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
I am reminded that the USA was designed to have a much greater congressperson to person ratio than it currently has.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
If you don't know how to pivot an interview question when the interviewee is already familiar with it, you aren't qualified to perform interviews. If the goal is to find how they approach problem solving, you can adapt by asking a
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
It always blows my mind when countries get things right, and by that I mean providing adequate health, housing, and legal services to all residents. Paying legal fees for employed persons sounds like a great way to provide them access to fa
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
They also need to be imprisoned just as any other group of rapists would.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
This is as cool or cooler as the tablet apps that replace thousand-dollar devices and allow even poor and uninsured autistic children to communicate. Congrats to the dad for being awesome.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Why does all integrity fly out the window when it comes time to write the title? He didn't become a billionaire through his fight with Mattel, he became one in spite of it. Or did I read the article wrong?
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Yeah, you could argue me over to your position quite easily. My thinking is it's less dangerous because you can put it down. But I'd be fine with taking licenses away for DWT.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
I've seen Engineering a Compiler get recommended as well, have you read that one?
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
Agree 100%. Many persons are already far too cavalier about driving. In one of the last TSA threads a few people insisted that requiring a driver's license (also) unduly restricted freedom of travel, totally disregarding that driving i
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
That sounds useful! I signed up for your newsletter. I'm curious if you have a series of screenshots or something showing it in use?
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
If they figure out how to visually separate the buttons and text inputs from the text, I'm all in. I prefer the flat UI.
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
A donation to the EFF might cheer you up :)
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by reginaldjcooper 13y ago
That's because it's a free upgrade that improves speed, battery life, adds multi-monitor support, and removes the dumb leather interfaces. This is the first time since Snow Leopard that I felt new OS X was an upgrade; not a downgr

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