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by tesmar2 6y ago
In the spirit of the 2nd amendment, you shouldn’t need a permit. Also happens to close one avenue for corruption.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Bad example on my part. Let’s just say to have a conversation with a neighbor on any particular subject.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Tell that to the poor souls at Charlie Hebdo.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Element of surprise.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Or just do away with permitting and let anyone carry.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
He shouldn’t have to apply for a permit in the first place. 2nd amendment should cover his needs. Having a permit process just opens up the system for corruption.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Yep. It’s a racket. Imagine if you had to get your sheriff’s permission to open a radio station — given that you only broadcast party friendly programming.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
> It's the truth I realize that the federal government /can/ do things, it's whether they/it /should/ do them. "I want them to" and "It's been done before" don't fly. These
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Then buy another brand which is easier to repair. You buy the tractor with eyes wide open. I agree with you that repairability would be nice, but some brands prefer not to do that. Let other brands drive them out.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
This isn’t a problem, it’s just reality. An app dev needs to support the platforms. You are still free to use something else.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
It’s their prerogative to force the issue. Switch to Android if they won’t listen to petitions.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Of course there is an alternative. Android.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
So? It’s their platform.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
By what standard are you claiming justification besides “it has been done before”? > so a government is free to impose whatever constraints it wants on corporations Sorry this is just stated, not justified. I happen to think that the gov
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Just because the people are generally happy with 2 options? If enough people cared about extra app stores, someone would create an alternative as there would be money to make.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
What’s not free about it? Just because they are popular doesn’t mean the market’s not free.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Why? If someone wants to offer that it’s fine. But to force it is an unjustified intrusion into the market.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Not fine for a company to sell you a device on their own terms?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Yes realistically speaking. Of course if you switch to a competitor things aren’t going to integrate as well. Perhaps you can immerse yourself in that ecosystem.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
I’m certainly not trolling. You’re not trapped. Over time switch to another provider. Or all at once. They sell you a service and device with terms. If you don’t like it, get out of that ecosystem. Certainly don’t use the power of the feder
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by tesmar2 6y ago
But they weren’t a monopoly. Buy a Mac.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
A mistake then as well. Buy a Mac if you don’t like Microsoft’s approach.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Thanks for the reply. > Godel's theorems have philosophical ramifications, but then again so do basically all theorems given the right framing. So not any more or less than any other theory? > and there is wide consensus that th
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by tesmar2 6y ago
> often by exaggerating their consequences. So you assert, many think differently. Edit: To clarify, are you asserting that they do /not/ extend into philosophy? What exaggerations are you specifically referring to?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
> Truth lies instead in how we choose to apply the axiom schema to the external world Is this true?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
> unions don’t have a corruption incentive Going to need a source.
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by tesmar2 6y ago
I haven’t found a good CMake linter, do you use one?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
How does VsCode compare for C++/Cmake development?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
Has anyone used VsCode for C++/CMake development? What was your experience?
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by tesmar2 6y ago
If there was an alternative, higher wage they would pick that. This is the market labor cost.

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