sudioStudio64

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   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   I smell a browser parser bug in the making.
2. 62.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   I don't have enough karma to downvote comments...but thanks for rubbing it in though. That's a beautiful tall horse your on by the way. This particular comment got flagged, which is great. That being said, I can't count the n
3. 63.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   The post did get flagged, which is a nice change. I personally get seriously tired of constant slashdot-isms that are used in posts regarding MS.
4. 64.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   Man, the downvotes is hard in here. In case everyone couldn't tell I think that the incessant posting of "embrace, extend, extinguish" are really childish so I replied childishly. Do we need a sarcasm tag? EDIT: One day I wil
5. 65.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   Zing!
6. 66.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   I stand corrected. Cheers.
7. 67.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   I think that FP gets a lot of coverage on this site because it's an interesting topic to lots of us...even though most of us won't ever even attempt it beyond a few samples. That being said...SICP 4 LIFE!
8. 68.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   There needs to be a prize that goes to whoever uses this phrase first in a MS post. You, sir, are a winner.
9. 69.▲
   by sudioStudio64 11y ago

   Yay! OpenBSD does great work, I'm glad they are getting serious support now. Hopefully other large vendors do the same thing...I'm looking at you Intel, HP...
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I think the main thing is to provide an abstraction for applications so that they aren't tightly coupled to the operating system of the server that's hosting them. That's a big deal. Some people have mentioned security...patc
11. 71.▲
    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    Wow. That's a really cool idea. I'm really interested in where this goes from a networking nerd point of view.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    81 years of bad faith? It's that kind of language that makes this difficult. Onerous acquisition regimes were put in place for machine guns because of the psychopaths that were running from county to county gunning down law enforcement
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I have never... and I mean this... never heard an anti-gun person say that we should go door to door and take guns from people. I'm just saying. I take your point, I really do, but I think that you are overestimating the desire to have
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    Do you fault the progun people who over emphasize the successful prevention of home invasion by a gun owner even though its a statistical anomaly compared to a wife being killed by her husband? Or any close associate or family, for that mat
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    Gosh, there was a time in Texas when you could get ex soviet weapons like the SKS for 90$. Granted that was thirty years ago... You are very evenhanded about this subject. I would like to thank you for it.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I think that sounds completely reasonable.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I have friends who have class 3 licences and they say that the strictures in place on automatic weapons are why you don't see then used in crimes very often. They are heavily regulated and tracked. As to your point, I don't fault
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    That's absolutely true. The discussions on this site tend to the abstract and miss this point.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    Petzold is awesome. His blog has several articles he's written about his political views. I'm glad that someone with that kind of notoriety isn't afraid to write about politics.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    You are so right and clever! What a clever boy you are! I'm firmly put in my place. Thank you for clearly showing the truth of the moment. Oh, oh, how wrong I was. Are you sure that there weren't any petitions to get rid of her be
21. 81.▲
    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I remember petitions to get rid of her before this weekends freak out. Are you saying that the red pill types are not fanning these flames?
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    https://youtu.be/wBIC8JTQMMQ - He Man Woman Haters Club
23. 83.▲
    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I'm not an apple fan, but I don't know if we know enough to say that this is their motivation.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    Right, like Deepak Chopra saying that "brains are soul localizing devices". Using the misconceptions around scientific jargon to describe the same old dualist who-hah (that one's my own).
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    That was perfect, thank you. It's quantum woo.
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    I'm with you there. A couple of years ago a group of people that I was attracted to due to their professed reliance on reason and scientific method turned out to be virulently anti-female. And then this fringe hatefulness just seems to
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    The people claiming that Reddit needs to be more consistent keep saying that they only censor something when it bubbles up to the top. That's pretty much the only content moderation model that has EVER worked. No one likes it, and it s
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    The intense vitriol about Ellen Pao makes me very suspicious of most complaints from vocal redditors. I'm not even really sure why the anti-fem crowd hates her so much. But man...wow. If some of the things that I've read today are
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    LP needs to know that there is basically nothing that he can say that the vitriolic people will accept. He will always be evil and out to get their "free-dums". This is such a non-issue. How many people build systemd from scratch?
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    by sudioStudio64 11y ago

    It's too bad that this will be taken by Deepak Chopra fans as evidence that consciousness is magic.