talmand

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by talmand 9y ago
Do inner city schools play basketball outside? Although, I can see maintaining a hockey rink has increased costs over a basketball court.
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by talmand 9y ago
Um, I think I said nothing of the kind. I believe you need to reconsider how you approach different topics. People are free to move about these days you know.
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by talmand 9y ago
Why in the world is someone downvoting me for asking questions?
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by talmand 9y ago
A quick look at Google shopping disagrees with shoes vs skates and hockey sticks. Although I'm not up to speed at what qualifies as a decent hockey stick and the required cost.
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by talmand 9y ago
So it's just as possible as football, but the locals decide to not offer hockey in the same way? What if predominately black high schools in large cities started demanding hockey teams?
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by talmand 9y ago
So the problem is lack of ice and not directly related to economic status? If one goes far enough north, or south, where ice is easily found for practice then the costs decline? So it's more where people choose to live versus the cost
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm curious as to how hockey is any more expensive than any other sport that has player equipment and a privileged background is more beneficial to making it to the professional level than any other sport. Could it be that black kids a
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by talmand 9y ago
But then you could compare a different day and say it's in the top 200. Or the top 300. At which point does "X falls within top Y" no longer means anything?
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by talmand 9y ago
Actually, I ran both through voiceover on the mac and they fared decently well. The first example only had a slight issue that you couldn't get to any text to describe the images. Only because the alt tags are empty. The second example
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by talmand 9y ago
Interesting outcome. The final html code from the first example is not that bad. There's the usual problem of beginner coders of too much div wrapping that probably isn't really necessary. I'm curious if the system can also c
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by talmand 9y ago
Based on your explanation I would say both of those are valid, depending upon one's own personal definition of "restaurant" is. If one thinks of a restaurant as a business that accepts money to serve you food then the compari
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by talmand 9y ago
The difference is that bad cops are a minor percentage, the fact that the rest protect their own is the generalization you are looking for. The other comment proposes the generalization that all cops will shoot you in the face, which is com
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by talmand 9y ago
As per my usual, let's not blame the tool for the bad use of said tool.
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by talmand 9y ago
Be careful there or Google will fire you.
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by talmand 9y ago
A decade is a long, long time for such things.
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by talmand 9y ago
What we'll have 5-10 years from now will be far, far more advanced than what we have now, unless it all collapses. If the market for them holds steady I expect we'll start seeing package deals within a couple of years.
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by talmand 9y ago
Then maybe certain socialists should stop propping them up as good examples of socialism.
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by talmand 9y ago
It was this bad before? Interesting. Seems the common trait between the "capitalists" and "socialists" causing these problems is corruption.
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by talmand 9y ago
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." -George Santayana But I guess there's an element of "they did it wrong, we'll do it right" or "it'll work for us this time" or &qu
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by talmand 9y ago
Have there been socialists blaming capitalism? I've only seen socialists, who previously touted the shining beacon of socialism in Venezuela, now claiming it wasn't true socialism.
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by talmand 9y ago
I've seen lots of contradictions like that from the community. "Linux is for haxorz and normies should go away!" "Why don't more people use Linux?" But such is expected from a large community though.
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by talmand 9y ago
A better option is to backup your games to an external drive and then restore to the new system.
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by talmand 9y ago
That's okay, I'm sure many of us gave up on your side of the discussion as well.
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm really enjoying this thread where it seems the complainer is saying they clicked a button provided by the system that resulted in breaking the system and the defenders are saying the complainer not only clicked the button wrong but
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by talmand 9y ago
Americans do plenty of so-called "crappy jobs" for the paycheck, if the received amount justifies the crap they have to do. There's work to be done and we can't have 300+ million engineers in one country. Maybe should ta
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by talmand 9y ago
I'm curious why I've never heard a politician go with the argument that a tax cut today will ruin your social security benefits tomorrow. Why do they not make the argument that a tax increase would be more beneficial for your futu
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by talmand 9y ago
You mean the new tax law that's more in line with the rest of the world when concerning corporations? Those damn US isolationists acting like the rest of the world! Next thing you know the globalists will start insisting on strong bord
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by talmand 9y ago
If the opposing party is threatening shutdown of the government then it would seem that the government is not ruled by that single party.
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by talmand 9y ago
"Yeah sure thing boss. I'll get on the phone to Microsoft and ask them to fix that issue in IE8 that you insist needs to be supported."
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by talmand 9y ago
I see my problem now, I don't see @supports as a query like in terms of media queries.

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