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by the_trapper 8y ago
They do on iOS app stores.
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by the_trapper 8y ago
Eric Lundgren, the Counterfeiter Microsoft Helped Send to Prison
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by the_trapper 8y ago
I noticed that the link to the 32-bit DOS extender that DMC uses is dead. Do you or anyone know of a legal way to obtain it?
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by the_trapper 8y ago
> Theres nothing much we can do, guns vs stones. Gun control works.
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by the_trapper 8y ago
This is another example of gun control working as intended by an oppressive regime.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Is he really wrong though? What purpose does artificially created diversity serve? Shouldn't we always be looking for the best qualified individuals? The goal should always be equal opportunity, not equal outcomes.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Fun fact, Trump carried more states in 2016 (30) than Obama carried in 2008 (28). Our country is so polarized that pretty much all elections are close. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_ele...
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by the_trapper 9y ago
I'm afraid we are just beginning to learn how badly we have arrogantly underestimated China.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
When I think of authoritarian Presidential actions, I think more of drone striking U.S. citizens without due process. [1] However, you're right the bump stock ban does feel like an overreach of the executive branch. [1] https:/&
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by the_trapper 9y ago
> If fewer guns is really not the answer, then how many guns do you think you'll need to eradicate gun violence? Even Europe with its in my humble opinion draconian gun control has not eradicated gun violence. If gun control is th
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by the_trapper 9y ago
> the VietCong had home court advantage Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't an American insurgency have the same thing going for it? Do you really believe that the entire military would just follow orders and obliterate their
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by the_trapper 9y ago
The Taliban seem to be holding their own, as did the Viet Cong before them, and if the US government is willing to nuke its own people we're beyond screwed.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
> The vast majority of my 2nd Amendment-supporting friends seem to support Trump... That is probably because the Democratic party platform pushes strongly for gun control. [1] I know many people who vote Republican in elections primari
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by the_trapper 9y ago
That's because the issue is a lot more complicated than that. I'm going to make the assumption that you are not from the United States. In a lot of ways the United States is not like the rest of the western world. The right to bea
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Are you being sarcastic? I can't tell. He's right, gun free zones don't work. Every school shooting in this country was in a gun free zone.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
What is up with the sudden intense push for all of this Orwellian censorship lately? Between this, Facebook, Google, and reddit trying to censor anything they deem to be wrongthink and the very hard push to deny American citizens their Seco
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by the_trapper 9y ago
I know that Samsung at least ships with Facebook pre-installed, and I think HTC does as well. By pre-installed I mean impossible to uninstall without rooting and flashing a different ROM.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
This is why the right to bear arms is so important. If only the wealthy are able to arm themselves there really isn't much available to keep them in check.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Good, this is how it should be. The powerful should be fearful of the masses.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Honestly the Nobel peace prize is almost a joke at this point. Unless you honestly think Barack "drone strikes" Obama deserved his.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
I wouldn't count on the US military necessarily siding with a tyrannical government that has stripped its populace of its Constitutional rights. Here's the Oath of Enlistment with a few points of emphasis: I, _____, do solemnly sw
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by the_trapper 9y ago
They're all over the San Antonio Zoo as well. My kids loved making them.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
What purpose would a national gun registry serve other than to set the stage for eventual confiscation? I'm genuinely curious, because I can't think of any crime it would prevent, while being a big affront to privacy.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Exactly. For example, if you believe very strongly in Second Amendment rights, most Democratic candidates are not an option on election day. Additionally, Hillary Clinton was a very polarizing candidate even among registered Democrats.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
I remember it being called the "Hitler Channel" at one point because of all the WW2 content.
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by the_trapper 9y ago
Honestly though, I think this is really more a result of the Android SDK team being drug kicking and screaming by the competition. Solutions like React Native, Kotlin, Xamarin, RetroLambda, and of course Kotlin were starting to become very
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by the_trapper 9y ago
> Kotlin is exactly what Google needed to light a fire under Oracle's ass. They've been dragging their feet on new Java features for years. The Google that still doesn't support all of Java 8 on Android? https:/&#x2F
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by the_trapper 10y ago
I remember using Symantec C++ as well. I was a teenager and on a very tight budget at the time. It was easily the best C++ IDE and compiler you could buy at the time for the price. I might have to give D a shot now just due to nostalgia.
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by the_trapper 10y ago
I think the effect that the leaks had on the election is very overstated. It seems much more plausible to me that Hillary was a bad candidate who ran a poor campaign. She played up her "experience" even while Trump received his
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by the_trapper 10y ago
> And you think you could use that free time to sort through thousands of pages of classified documents without your fellow soldiers or your superiors knowing? Most of the military intelligence Soldiers I deployed with brought their own

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