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tlowrimore
5y ago
Perhaps. That does not change the fact that when you bloviate, demean and deflect, as did Trump, you will be disliked and distrusted. Reputation matters when making a claim that--in that moment--could not be supported with real evidence. Wa
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tlowrimore
5y ago
It was Nancy Pelosi.
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tlowrimore
5y ago
It is important to consider the context within which these suggestions were initially put forth. We had a president that claimed to have Coronavirus under control, that it was no worse than the flu and who openly and frequently cast doubt u
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5y ago
Oh man, I’ve used Pop exclusively for 2 years now. I run it on a Thinkpad X1 Extreme, and I love it. I switched from using Macs (for the better part of 20 years) after the whole 2018 keyboard debacle. I can’t imagine going back. Only downsi
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tlowrimore
6y ago
To an extent, you are correct: many countries participate in the cyber-spy/cyber-espionage game. Where, perhaps, you are incorrect is that this is normal. The GRU has lead exceptionally aggressive cyber-attacks on just about everyone
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tlowrimore
6y ago
Thank you so much for your response. You may have convinced me to have another look at Prolog. I stumbled upon it 15 years ago, but never used it for any real project. I just remember really loving its declarative style.
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tlowrimore
6y ago
This looks really great. It's interesting to see that 99% of the source code is Prolog. I'm curious to know what advantage--real or perceived--did Prolog provide over some other, more mainstream language? Also, @ggleason, based
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tlowrimore
7y ago
Or, you could view this as being a developer addressing an inefficiency in a process. I, for one, view that as a positive trait for someone in this profession. I’m not nuts about standups, Slack or the multitude of distractions dressed up a
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tlowrimore
8y ago
I'm currently typing this response from a ThinkPad X1 Extreme, running Pop_OS. I've been a faithful MBP user, and before that a faithful PowerBook user. My 2017 MBP was the last straw. While I appreciate Apple extending the warr
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12y ago
I'm curious to know what the key differences are between the modern western diet and the diet of our ancestors. Are you primarily speaking to our consumption of processed foods? Also, what was the diet of our ancestors, and how was t
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tlowrimore
14y ago
Many banks like to use Java rather than something amateurish like Ruby. Here's a link for you, I'll let you draw your own conclusions: http://blog.trendmicro.com/trendlabs-security-intelligence/j... Cheers!
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tlowrimore
14y ago
...and this is why we can't have anything nice. This should give all of our lawmakers, wanting to impose more and more restrictions on how we use the web, more fuel for their cause.
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tlowrimore
14y ago
Who needs HBO? Let's create incentives for the writers/directors to disseminate their work via alternative channels. Why the hell should HBO have a strangle-hold on that market?
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15y ago
I'm sorry, but this feels to me like an over-dramatized heap of bullshit. First, the statement, "Rails. You clearly messed up." is self righteous bullshit at its finest. Rails didn't mess up; the programmer(s) at Github messed up. No cons
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Why Lua?
(blog.datamules.com)
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tlowrimore
15y ago
Ouch. That foil package looks like it could really scratch up the shaft.
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tlowrimore
16y ago
Wow. I never really wanted an iPad until I saw this sexy little cover. Hmmm... I may have to go stand in line.
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17y ago
I don't know about a sci-fi story, but the non-fiction book, "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" by Rebecca Skloot is friggin amazing.
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17y ago
Memphis, Tennessee