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by skj 9y ago
FYI: http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/28/... Unless you meant something else, just more garbage.
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by skj 9y ago
http://www.politifact.com/punditfact/statements/2015/apr/28/...
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by skj 9y ago
Your question, as posed, presumed the answer would be different for men than for women. Why else pose it?
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by skj 9y ago
Yes, but social pressures make it hard for a man to make that accusation. Comments like the one you made, for instance.
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by skj 9y ago
> This isn't a paranoid fantasy by the way, I work for a company that monitors these kinds of attacks for a living. Then you'll certainly be familiar with some citation or documentation of evidence? I'm curious to see some
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by skj 9y ago
Checking in at 36 and dead, so let's remember that the plural of "anecdote" is not "evidence".
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by skj 9y ago
Know how I know you don't hire people?
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by skj 9y ago
As a straight male, this sounds like a really fun idea.
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What is most important is that we avoid death and destruction from these missiles. Part of that is understanding the weaknesses of the existing systems and working to improve them. Another part of that may be convincing the attackers that t
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by skj 9y ago
A talk by Ken Thompson, "trusting trust".
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by skj 9y ago
OP certainly means an hourly wage that added up to 300k per year.
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by skj 9y ago
Yes. In NYC too.
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by skj 9y ago
My experience (I am not the OP) is that the facebook leavers are abandoning social media platforms altogether rather than simply moving to a different one.
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by skj 9y ago
If ever I thought a reply came from a paid Russian troll, this was it. (your retort does not make sense and does not seem like it was made by a fluent English speaker)
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by skj 9y ago
If you weren't the person who posted the link to RT in the first place I would have laughed at your witty sarcasm.
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by skj 9y ago
> a civil war that could have spilled over the entire region. How would you describe what actually happened?
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by skj 9y ago
I pull my joy from the task being accomplished rather than the syntactic swirls I sketch out while accomplishing it.
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by skj 9y ago
Yes, that's what lsmarigo said.
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by skj 9y ago
With s3, at least, Google Cloud Storage can be used as a drop in replacement in most scenarios. The object model is the same, and it even supports the same API.
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by skj 9y ago
Google is quickly moving to containerized solutions for almost everything you might want to deploy. Avoiding lock-in, where reasonable (you're never going to be able to carry out something like big query as far as I can tell, and I don
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by skj 9y ago
Got any citation for that? Sounds like the kind of thing someone would confidently assert on principle.
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by skj 9y ago
you may not think that this is what containers are for. But it's certainly how people use them, and it's echoed on https://www.docker.com/what-container
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by skj 9y ago
(Gerrand)
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by skj 9y ago
Without arguing for or against repatriation taxes, I don't think it is true that "The US government hasn't supported that income."
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by skj 9y ago
What is superfluous money? I honestly have no idea what that means.
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(tenets!)
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Value to whom? The site loads faster (so people like it slightly better), it's easier to maintain (less files to serve and keep track of), all for the cost of something the site owners didn't pay for in the first place.
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by skj 9y ago
The farm lobby isn't standing in the way of terraforming Mars.
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by skj 9y ago
What else do you do with 100B in the bank? If they just paid it out to the engineers (yes please, thank you!) half of them would retire after two years.
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by skj 9y ago
You might also enjoy wgo: https://github.com/skelterjohn/wgo (I am skelterjohn)

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