sushiwarrior

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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
Trump was a massive supporter of going into Libya[1] and doing "something" about Gaddafi. These world leaders are stuck with the hard problem of satisfying dumb idiots at home who think that the US can wave a wand and stop people
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
So is Wikileaks an organization interested in free information, or using "free information" for maximum political effect? If they are twisting the knife and trying to find out how to cause the maximum possible damage for one side
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
Wikileaks is being unbiased by claiming to be entirely unbiased on what they choose to release (yes, they CHOOSE what they want to release, what to save for insurance, etc.) yet not acknowledging the dangerous false equivalency of saying th
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
You are being invited to look at "raw data" which is actually filtered, has important information retained for collateral and insurance, and decides when to release things for "maximum impact". To consider this alternati
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
I mean, Trump is arguably FAR more involved with Epstein though - he literally has a quote saying that he acknowledges Epstein surrounds himself with young women: “I’ve known Jeff for fifteen years. Terrific guy,” Trump told New York Magazi
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
Absolutely this. You can't just absolutely do a complete 180 on the principle of US's place in the world Post-WW2 and not expect bad things to happen. There is a reason things are the way they are. It's because we have let Am
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
>Mexico can't ever improve while the US continues to steal their despondent youth for low cost landscaping, house painting and wait staff. Their options are working with the cartels or terrible local economy in Mexico, or going to t
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
What's unavoidable about the basic requirement of a USB3 port and SD card? How about HDMI/DP at least? I take it this is a sign every Thunderbolt device is totally dead in the water now? It's not about including a port for ev
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
1440x900. $1000. Yeah, it's dead.
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
MS definitely is not paying attention to the high-end workstation market. They are paying attention to the trends of interaction and new interfaces that technology is allowing us. The product here is the new styles of content creation and t
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
>So the hardware is more standard but its still not the same standard as the other boxes. That could hurt 3rd party adoption. If Nintendo is smart, they will find a way to let console devs leverage the power of Nvidia's libraries li
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
How is anyone losing guns? Who is she taking away guns from by placing more restrictions on private sales? Does it really sound like a bad idea having less guns in Washington D.C. when their violent crime rate is over triple the national av
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
You also work in a place where it is not acceptable to be performing a task for the first time, as they are of importance enough to require prior experience, and hence usually do not evolve quickly. Software is constantly changing and softw
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
This really leads like a list of reasons for your prejudice and stereotyping/profiling people. You only actually have positive confirmation for the ones who disrespect others and violate the rules of the lease, while you may have many
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by sushiwarrior 10y ago
This is the most frustrating part. cd? Fine with forward slashes! mkdir? Shits a brick! robocopy? No problem with either. xcopy? Better have backslashes. There is no consistency and sometimes, yes, the failures aren't an immediate erro
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by sushiwarrior 11y ago
Oh god, the node-gyp rebuild errors...