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sigzero
7y ago
You do. Take your labor elsewhere. Other than that? Pretty much, no.
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sigzero
7y ago
That's a lot of FUD spewing.
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sigzero
7y ago
It's "clueless" but not "nasty".
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sigzero
7y ago
The NASB is probably the best word for word one.
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sigzero
7y ago
Yeah, because they were totally oblivious to "invention". They knew exactly what "arms" meant and it wasn't a static term.
786.
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sigzero
7y ago
He's an Apple hater. That's where he got it.
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sigzero
7y ago
I will always use a 3rd party password solution since it prevents browser lock-in.
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sigzero
7y ago
Because Hobby Lobby didn't do what the headline says? "An investigation found that Bible fragments in a museum started BY THE OWNERS of the arts-and-crafts chain had been illegally taken from the university."
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sigzero
7y ago
Maybe not, but you can donate to the fund to help.
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sigzero
7y ago
Do it at lunch or on a break. During work, nope.
791.
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sigzero
7y ago
I like Nim. I am learning it now. However, Nim is not Python and this post is about Python.
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sigzero
7y ago
And neither of those IDs would allow you to vote if it was implemented.
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sigzero
7y ago
They'll probably skip to 7.
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sigzero
7y ago
I use it on my Mac all the time. I've never had it crash on me. The reader...is not so good.
795.
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sigzero
7y ago
If you use it, I hope you support the author.
796.
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sigzero
7y ago
Context is everything.
797.
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sigzero
7y ago
Yes, he did. There are other articles mentioned here that prove it.
798.
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sigzero
7y ago
"99% of climatologist agree" That is a false statistic.
799.
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sigzero
7y ago
Kudos for using shellcheck. I use it all the time.
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sigzero
7y ago
https://medium.com/@selamie/remove-richard-stallman-appendix... It has quotes you might be able to follow up on.
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sigzero
7y ago
People make it sound like Stallman never did offensive or questionable things. This was the veritable "straw".
802.
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sigzero
7y ago
Maybe not. Mainframes have hot-swappable motherboards.
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sigzero
7y ago
That he is indeed a traitor maybe?
804.
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sigzero
7y ago
Why would they? Their post points out that Project Zero was incorrect in a few assumptions.
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sigzero
7y ago
The tone is matter of fact to me.
806.
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sigzero
7y ago
This is the first post I have ever read that stated: "COBOL jobs pay very poorly".
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sigzero
7y ago
If the individual isn't involved, it isn't "due process".
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sigzero
7y ago
I think you are posting on the wrong thread.
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sigzero
7y ago
Just reading up on it, the big thing pushing this is that the instruction set is completely open source. That's why someone might want it. https://hackernoon.com/why-we-need-risc-v-f94e3929891b
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sigzero
7y ago
Are you deliberately misreading the linked page? Most Widely Deployed and Used Database Engine That last part is rather important.
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