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>>Tencent, Epic, You said Tencent twice ;)
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You are the only unhinged person here. I am having a calm conversation where you are ranting and raving... It is sad really >>In no way do I "worship" Fauci. Press X for doubt >>You're projecting your own hero w
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>>I'm glad you don't incorrectly disagree with the fact that most of the arguments proffered against ACA Just because I choose not to respond to all of our unhinged conspiracy laced non-sense claims that everything you disag
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>>those people now OWN your precious Libertarian party I see you have confused the Libertarian party with libertarianism they are pretty different >>Do you support with the way your glorious Libertarian leader Rand Paul has att
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>>trucks while "rolling goal" If you are going to insult people at least get the terminology correct, it is rolling coal, not goal. Further most people rolling coal are not libertarian. >>d "individuality"
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Had github simply banned the person, and took down their code I might have even sided with your position However that is not what github did.
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What you are going to get is people separating out into 2 camps, those that believe in individuality, and those that believe in more collectivism. This is a divide that extends well beyond programming and this topic. People that support Git
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>>They were much older and had no formal education. I was a new hire with a degree. how long were they with the company? it could be age and formal education was not the factor in this situation but rather wage compression. This happ
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the road to tyranny is paved with convenience and "modernization"
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umm it still is government surveillance
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>> It's hard to say who did more no it is not really, but to use your car analogy, should a wheel on the car that is flat, and slowing the car down be paid the same as the 2 wheels that are operating to spec? Because non-perform
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5y ago
While I am sure those people do exist, just like extreme claims of all manner and stripe exist, to dismiss everyone labeled as a covid conspiracist as believing that is factually incorrect Things like Lab Leak, masking, hell at one time pe
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Because no matter how many times history repeats itself people dismiss the warnings as "conspiracy" because people want to believe the government is inherently good, or has good intentions, this is a false belief.
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This is often the case in lower per capita income area's where you have a public sector worker demanding a pay increase (i.e higher taxes) but are making 65-70K, where the tax payer they are wanting more money from is making 40-50K, t
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5y ago
This style of pay leads to Tenure based pay, not performance bases pay. Which some people like, and will excel in such an environment, however also can lead to other problems. I prefer performance based pay, vs tenure. If a engineer is t
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5y ago
Security is an Onion, built on layers. Should NAT be the only layer, no. But I absolutely can be a layer, just like obfuscation can be a layer. for example Changing ssh port from 22 to something else is not "security" per say,
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A. The store I shop at provides their own Curb Side services, for free. i.e Kroger, Walmart, Meijer, all have these services, free right now. Kroger used to charge a $5 fee but they have suspended that for last couple of years at least B
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Midwest, Mainly Kroger but I have also known to shop Walmart and Meijer
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I have not been inside a grocery store for over a year... But I have not seen any major changes in my curbside pickup order, no major out of stocks, no major substitution.
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Business and people will take the path of least resistance. If only a small part of my traffic / business comes from the EU yet I am going to incur huge costs, and have to fundamentally change the way my business runs to comply with GD
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>>not open borders… I want to be clear no where did I say anything about "open borders", I said "more open immigration" I do believe in some controls on immigration, security controls as an example. However I als
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>>Who decides H1B is predatory? Facts, Reality, 1000's of people that have exploited by the system and talk about their experiences publicly just like your fellow commenter that seems to have had a different experience than you
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There could be solid position there, as I have argued in the manner you have stated here. "Tech Immigration" is largely H1B immigration is prefectly valid to be opposed to H1B while being pro immigration. H1B is a predatory progra
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>>Packagist, now with over 3 million registered versions and more than 300.000 packages I see PHP continues to import all of the problem of npm into the PHP community, I moved away from php about the time packagist started to gain gro
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For me the question is was the new (breaking) functionality announced when the package was updated. It appears to me it was thus I find no issue. This is different then software announcing on the next release they will include ads or even
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That is a design problem of npm and really the nodejs dev community in general. They (you) are Blaming the dev because inherent design flaws in their development methodology. People have been pointing out this problem with npm for years and
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Welcome to living in a society, Some how we flipped the script on what freedom means. If you do not accept the risk of coming in contact with things like the Common Cold, Flu, and now COVID, then you need to structure your life to be hermi
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>> insurrection here a year ago lol, we did not have an insurrection a year go. Stop spreading that myth. The FBI has found no evidence of an insurrection, no one has been charged much less convicted of insurrection. It was a &quo
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I am not assuming anything at all, people that attempt to inject affordability into the care debate are doing so for disingenuous reasons. The question of affordability is different from the question of quality care, we can solve the aff
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AntiDRM is Hydra... Cut off one head, 100 grow back. All these efforts by copyright maximalist do is free recruitment for the Anti-Copyright crowd Every enforcement action they make, stronger the animosity towards copyright grows, their s
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