slackfan

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by slackfan 2y ago
At least he's open about his intentions.
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by slackfan 2y ago
About four weeks ago when i got a random offer for about 10 free laying chickens.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Knocking on a door and actually talking with people. Barring that a ham bbs that geographically covers your tegion.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Fantastic for climate.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Let's also not belittle the sacrifice of the unwilling prisoners sent to die
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by slackfan 2y ago
Congrats OP, now will you join us in the real world?
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by slackfan 2y ago
Posting on social networks can easily be seen as counterproductive to societal function these days.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Per Miriam Webster: 1: of, relating to, or favoring blind submission to authority 2: of, relating to, or favoring a concentration of power in a leader or an elite not constitutionally responsible to the people It was quite pointedly, exactl
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by slackfan 2y ago
Well, then there's no point (heh) in buying one.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Cold, dead hands.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Huh? We had this exact thing with cgi scripts and html 4.1, and dynamic behavior that we cared about was on a lot of websites.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Have been for longer than it's been popular in the states, you can still rip meat from my cold dead hands.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Eh, I like Malort, and I'm not even from Chicago.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Would have been lovely about 20 years ago. Oh well, no MIT for me.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Willingly admitting to fraud is a strong move.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Might wanna brush up on your english listening skills then.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Non-reproducible.
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by slackfan 2y ago
If corps want me to use them, they can provide the hardware. Seems fine to me?
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by slackfan 2y ago
It truly is in the eye of the beholder
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by slackfan 2y ago
It's perfectly fine. I've mentored and hired a lot of people that just want to sling code and get their 3% inflation raise every year. Good on them, love those folks.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Sure and there have never been any good people because everybody has failings. So what, that gives everybody carte blanche to murder kittens and eat babies?
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by slackfan 2y ago
If free speech requires regulation it is not free. Liberty or death, for death is not the worst of evils.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Terminal online syndrome
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by slackfan 2y ago
Snarky defensiveness rationalized as wit or "owning" the conversational partner.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Terrible translations by people who do not have a firm grasp of the language they're translating from, nor the language they are translating to, nor any literary understanding of either languages, or the context the works were written
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by slackfan 2y ago
We are not on the doorstep, we are very much already there. And we do. Quiet Skies exists, and all intercity Amtrack trains fall under TSA as well.
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by slackfan 2y ago
A valid argument only in a world where single-hand chorded keyboards are the only interface for CLIs.
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by slackfan 2y ago
RIP. The one button mouse was significantly underrated. Using the keyboard keys as modifier keys to the mouse was ergonomically great, and anybody who complains about the mouse seems to never really understand how that system worked.
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by slackfan 2y ago
They're against $specific_group, they can't be racist.
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by slackfan 2y ago
Good. Hopefully other states start hitting more car manufacturers with this.

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