talmand

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by talmand 10y ago
I would say these days anything along the lines of what you are asking is difficult to answer. The language concerning such topics have been so muddled with people's opinions of what words actually mean that no one fully understands wh
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by talmand 10y ago
It's not a term you would often hear in the news.
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by talmand 10y ago
I'm referring to this; "why you're apart of the same party".
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by talmand 10y ago
Who claimed I was Republican? You are assuming.
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by talmand 10y ago
Hmm, I must have been reading the wrong news for the past twenty years because I would swear that it is very common rhetoric from the left that the Republican party is the party of the racists. I also thought that very claim was made during
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by talmand 10y ago
I've seen enough comments about using floats for layout that I think some people need to read the article. The example in the article is not using float for layout. It is using it for the original purpose, floating an element to the si
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by talmand 10y ago
If the browser doesn't support display: table, you could just put overflow: auto on the container and it'll expand to contain the floats.
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by talmand 10y ago
That is likely true, but the common claim is that the entirety of the Republicans are the "racist" party. This requires that all Republicans suddenly decided to reverse themselves within a short time period. Your statement is prob
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by talmand 10y ago
So, the rest of the Republicans across the country outside of the South that voted for Civil Rights just went along with this change and accepted the role of being the "racist" party? Because that's the claim.
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by talmand 10y ago
I didn't know we had so many HN commenters that are experts at the inner workings of Presidential transitions and for a fact know what's going behind the scenes of the current transition. In some cases they somehow know individual
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by talmand 10y ago
Gag orders are placed on employees all the time, in or out of government. This is nothing new, just something for people to nitpick and go negative before they even know what's going on.
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by talmand 10y ago
If you look at the vote totals you'll see that far more Republicans voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 than Democrats and that far more Democrats voted against it than Republicans. The Democrats did not suddenly decide to support c
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by talmand 10y ago
I think I would list BBC up there under government controlled, but I don't necessarily discredit them because of it.
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by talmand 10y ago
Did the article change? Because you put employing millions in a quote as if he said that, I don't see the articles quoting him on that. But, it is possible to consider that employing millions in this sector could lead to decline of var
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by talmand 10y ago
Like most government "wars" on a problem it has turned out to be an expensive effort to make the problem worse. I agree with the theory that this is by design; if a government program actually solved a problem then the funding goe
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by talmand 10y ago
I'm curious as to how you would address the industries that are heavily female with males being underrepresented. Is there institutional bias in those instances?
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by talmand 10y ago
The image provided shows a literal example of an ad.
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by talmand 10y ago
>> Of those respondents that were dissatisfied, what did those workers who require private offices build that was great? Clearly since we can't match these workers with a highly successful, innovative, billion dollar idea their o
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by talmand 10y ago
I really appreciated the fact that one of the ways they ramped up the difficulty was by increasing the required objectives.
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by talmand 10y ago
There were many people pointing out the dangers of consolidating so much power into the Presidency over the last few years but most of them were told to shut up with their paranoia conspiracies and racist rhetoric.
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by talmand 10y ago
I would say the pricing of MAX encouraged piracy since the beginning.
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by talmand 10y ago
In the long run there's likely not much difference. Except there are usually rules and procedures involving a CI. As long as they are following the same rules then I would imagine the practice would be allowed. It'll just as likel
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by talmand 10y ago
As another poster has used the CI model as a comparison, there have been cases where the CI made up accusations to get paid. Which, of course, didn't go well for the target of the inaccurate allegation.
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by talmand 10y ago
It's not the web as it's working as it should, this is a browser problem.
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by talmand 10y ago
That would be because that attribute is for a different feature of the browser. The autofill that this method takes advantage of is more of an extension beyond the standard browser feature. Besides, someone using this for a phishing method
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by talmand 10y ago
There's no need to convert the input type to get the plain text value of a password input. It just masks the input value visually.
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by talmand 10y ago
Until one uses it, it might be hard to realize how incredibly useful it is. From both CSS and JS perspectives. I rarely use it simply because of older IE lacking support.
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by talmand 10y ago
I don't demonize them, I use them too. But if you rely on them too much then eventually it causes problems. Especially on a large project that grows over time in CSS and HTML. Attribute selectors are indeed handy and are on par with cl
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by talmand 10y ago
The first simple thing is to avoid element level selectors, stick to class names as much as possible. Another is to namespace your CSS.
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by talmand 10y ago
Especially since most cop shows these days are just "murder of the week" drivel. I would like another Barney Miller type of show.

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