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shiranaihito
17y ago
I'm sure you had good counter-arguments for everything I said too.
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17y ago
The difference is that you really should . Oh, and I'm not talking about terrorists. I guess that's what it looks like to an American. Are terrorists known for holding protests on London's streets where they shout they'll destroy Europe? N
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17y ago
They are invalid in a discussion about IE9 developments because they aren't about IE9. Well then, why did you insist that I should "support my whining"? I'm pretty sure my "whining" was just as not related to IE9 as it is now. Besides, if
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shiranaihito
17y ago
Yeah, or you could give things some thought, find out for yourself, and join the choir. Instead, you're proudly taking in the scenery inside your rectum. I was just trying to spread awareness. It feels weird to even say that, but something
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17y ago
I believe I mentioned denial. Take a look at that video of angry muslims, by the way :) I wonder if this will get me banned. I'm not trying to get banned, but it might happen. It'll be interesting to find out.
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17y ago
Post something with content, support your whining, talk about it. Content? I did mention a few examples, didn't I? Well then, would you care to tell me why they're all invalid? I've done this kind of thing before, and every time someone d
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17y ago
Aww.. You're so predictable! Do I get more denial-groupthink downvotes with this one?
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17y ago
Yes, saying bad things about Microsoft is frowned upon. OOXML & bribes, anyone? SCO? Patent threats? Netscape? Holding back the web for 10 years? Countless other acts of evil bullshit? I guess this is the same kind of denial that makes
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shiranaihito
17y ago
I'd like it much more if it made them irrelevant, or preferably bankrupt.
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17y ago
Right, because you just start downloading for example something named Transformers.Revenge.of.the.Fallen.2009.IMAX.720P.BDRip.X264-TLF , assuming that it's umm.. something in the public domain? Who knows, it might be a movie too! You cer
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17y ago
Did you really take the post that personally?
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17y ago
Indeed, the problem is that people just flat out refuse to process this information, because it's unpleasant. The exact same thing happens everywhere in Europe too, and is the biggest obstacle to eventually dealing with the problems. To pro
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17y ago
The issue here is not abuse of the guidelines, it's that western people typically don't want to see anything like this, because it goes against their worldview. I understand the feeling. But most people finding this kind of material uncomfo
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17y ago
That's been discussed before, and the general consensus seems to be that "interesting stuff" goes. I'm pretty sure this qualifies.
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17y ago
> I downvote because I have been personally offended by something that has been said. Most often I have been offended by the sin of bad taste. > I suffer in the same way as I do when I witness incredibly stupid people on television,
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17y ago
Thanks for the information! Actually I think I've read something about the different levels of SSL. I suppose it's possible to somehow limit the available modes, to avoid exposing vulnerabilities. an attacker only needs to find one screwy
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17y ago
This really has worked for me, but maybe things are different in Europe.
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17y ago
> Why are other companies more willing to give you a raise? Because they don't know what you're currently earning, if you don't tell them.
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17y ago
Edit: I originally asked what's wrong with SSL, until I realized it's been replaced by TLS, so I guess there was something wrong with it. But when you talked about the perils of relying on "SSL", did you mean precisely that, or is there a p
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17y ago
Yes, and it bears repeating that as you mentioned, if they really had a case here, they would have brought it up in 2007.
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17y ago
What the hell.. ? I thought us Finns didn't do lame greed-lawsuits.
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17y ago
The actions take place in a context, and just because there are empowered women doing sex-charged performances in San Francisco doesn't mean the event in Taiwan was empowering. Does it mean those women in Taiwan weren't empowered then?
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17y ago
Alright, I guess I'm just lucky to be in Finland then.
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17y ago
The problem is that it's often (or always?) limited to only one carrier per country. That sucks.
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17y ago
Thanks for the tip! I'll have to try using NetBeans for Python.
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17y ago
Well, apparently Eclipse has more functionality for this specific purpose. That may be enough for you to completely dismiss IDEA in a fit of self-righteous prejudice, but that doesn't mean IDEA isn't a better product overall. You can choose
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17y ago
Well, in my experience IDEA gives you a "visual merge" when there are conflicts. You have a three-column view with the local version on the left, the merge in the middle, and the changes on the server on the right. Then you can pick and cho
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As far as I can tell, you get it automatically when using CVS or SVN. And no, it's not just what people are used to. Earlier this year, me and another guy converted a few developers from Eclipse to IDEA and they were all really happy about
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17y ago
Eclipse is a Blub IDE. Edit: In case it wasn't obvious, I meant an IDE that you're just used to using, and that you think it's perfectly alright because you're not aware of better options. I've got some anecdotal evidence to support this, s
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17y ago
I'd guess he means not actually going on a holiday but "taking" your holiday in the form of additional pay instead. It could be thought of as an indication that the employee in question is a dutiful little peon, which some bosses would prob
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