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by rjaco31 11y ago
It's a complex situation. Basically, on one hand, the Air Force wants to keep a firm grasp even on CAS because they don't want the creation of a second Air Force in the Army. But on the other hand, they just despise CAS and see it
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Because stealth and sensors still play a huge role in your effective distance of engagement, don't they?
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Sure, but they still remain US companies, and it's basically the main fact that allow them to do so (the US government negotiated treaties with countries so that US companies can sue their government).
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by rjaco31 11y ago
I have yet to see any single example of 'sovereign trans-national' corporations, AFAIK big companies are definitely from their mother-country, no matter how many subsidiaries or branches they have.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
I'd say we have a pretty good idea about what nukes do, since we already detonated more than 2.000 of them.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
What makes you believe US companies don't use bribe either? Or that any US corp is 'superior'?..
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by rjaco31 11y ago
if you have to make a dozen of grep to exclude trivial results, it might be a hint there's something wrong with the pertinence of your output or the customizability of your tool
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Basically a little bit of everything, it's just feature bloating.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
What's the difference between using your reader and simply having Javascript/Flash/etc deactivated? (beside not leaking the whole browsing history to your website & increased lantency)
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by rjaco31 11y ago
You can always argue that you honestly felt that your version was less gender-biased & that you disagreed with Textio on that particular example.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
It might totally make you lose a few points on a company you'd be thrilled to work for though.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Your articles are 25 years old though.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
If they are binary-compatible with Windows, I guess they can just use the existing ones.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Uh? This might be somehow true for Hearthstone, but you'll have a hard time convincing me there is any kind of timer in LoL. All the in-game purchases are basically just cosmetics, and the lightweight grinding is more of a tutorial pha
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by rjaco31 11y ago
How is the copyright situation in Europe crazier than in the US? (genuine question)
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by rjaco31 11y ago
What makes you think that EMET can't be bypassed?
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Did you actually read the report? There are similarities that are way more consistent than just "looking similar". I tend to agree that attribution is usually a hard guess, but in this case, it's pretty hard to argue against
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Wow, following this link[1] on their website, some of those examples are pretty impressive stuff. [1] : http://extrapolated-art.com/
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by rjaco31 11y ago
On the other hand, the article choose a pretty high monthly value ($1k). Going with $600 or $800 should greatly alleviate this problem.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
It's even more of an hassle for your average user because he cannot change computer anymore to fill taxes, it has already been tried & dropped.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Why would you do that? That code is working perfectly as intended, the user is allowed to do that
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by rjaco31 11y ago
It won't change anything for the Nepalese workers down there though.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Because that's not convenient? It's like bigger than the phone itself, you cannot really stuff that into your pocket anymore.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
That's bullshit imho, Snowden's documents showed that GCHQ spied on American citizens & NSA spied on British citizens so that they could bypass the whole "don't spy on nationals" rule.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
What's the point of being competitive if you throw your quality of life away to obtain it?
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Even a broken clock is right twice a day..
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Then let their infrastructures at a normal pace without biasing them? Nothing wrong with that.
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by rjaco31 11y ago
Care to elaborate for those of us not familiar with how it works with "just any other academic position"?)
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by rjaco31 11y ago
You can use tabs and spaces, you can even use both without any problem. However, your indentation has to be coherent along the whole file. So you can use as your indentation pattern "4 spaces", "one tab", "2 spaces&
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by rjaco31 11y ago
You would be amazed by the number of webmails that still offer plain HTTP on their login page, and yet people use them. I'd say it's better than no Internet.

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