rooshdi

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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   I respect your opinion and am actually opposed to the banning of any firearms to those who are qualified and have passed mental and criminal examinations. Currently, about 40% of firearm purchasers are not examined and I believe this number
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   Immediate family? Yes. That is where I would draw the line. Better to experiment than not try.
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   There is a difference between banning guns and improving the background check process to ensure less mentally instable and people with a history of crime acquire firearms. Also, it is my opinion that a culture of crime is no excuse to give
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   What is your interpretation? That some people are irrelevant?
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   Those who are law-abiding and have no history of mental illness shouldn't be affected. Data shows about 40% of firearm sales require no background check. [1] Between 1994 and 2008 data also showed that background checks obstructed firearm s
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   I've read it. It doesn't change the data.
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   Culture is a not an excuse for allowing humans to gun down each other. Improved firearm regulation can be a part of a comprehensive social policy.
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   America now has about a 9 times higher firearm-related death rate than Australia. [1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_firearm-re...
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   by rooshdi 14y ago

   There is also the view they are trading in cash for the convenience and social-acceptance of a gift card.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    You're welcome. If you need anything else, just pm me @rooshdi and I'll try my best to help.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    I don't know if you're still following this post, but find the one thing you want most from your product and build it. It may be shitty, but that's okay. It's a process. Don't procrastinate over perfection. Take it step by step. Want by wan
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Yes, this is old news, but we need a reminder every now and then about how intrusive our government has become.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Life: Lived what I wanted. Programming: Programmed what I wanted.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    To all those rejected, keep building for the love. That's all that matters.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Yea, a "Town or Zip Code" placeholder would help direct users a bit.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    I peddle down the street, With a subtle tremble at my feet, Gazing at what's ahead, My mind tired and eyes red, I want to pull away, But must push for today, Before eyes weave shut, And trails leave no trace. push
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Stop and think about it. :)
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Not before I patent the method of thinking. ;)
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Don't sweat it. Keep building. Your service matters more.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    To do different.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Bookmarking is an interesting phenomenon, as there are so many different ways people prefer to save and access information. In your case, you may want to check out how Kippt allows you to archive all your shared links from Buffer: http://b
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    If good enough, with other people.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    I agree with you, and I'm working on a solution as we speak. I'm looking to feature web app submissions real soon. If you would like more information or just want to chat, please email me at contact(at)webmenu.org. :)
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    I'm not arguing about the opportunities money provides in this capitalistic society. I'm arguing about the power it holds over some people's moral decisions.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    If it takes money to say fuck you to your boss, money's already fucked you.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Money may be good when allocated fairly and productively, but "FU money" implies a sense of no obligation to society and in many respects is the motivating influence behind much of the ill greed rampant today. F FU money.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Thought these Goliaths were colluding on something else for a second, heh.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_XRzC81zNSrw/S7o1lS1RzSI/AAAAAAAAAf...
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    Boy, if I could make it to 40 that would be a doozy. I do wonder if programming will be obsolete in a few decades and if the things we've programmed will start programming us. Well, I guess they already do in a way.
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    by rooshdi 14y ago

    I was starting to work on almost this exact same tldr concept recently but decided to shift to another project instead. It's great to see another group of people tackling the signal to noise issue. It's definitely a growing problem that nee