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by trav4225 9y ago
ah, you made me remember my visits to google.stanford.edu... :-)
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by trav4225 9y ago
I've wondered the same thing: would a site like FC survive these days?
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by trav4225 9y ago
Yes, Telenet! And Tymnet! <3
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by trav4225 9y ago
Thanks! I don't disagree with anything you said. I guess that, in my mind, it just seems that we'll never move forward as a society until we stop sorting people into boxes, especially boxes defined by arbitrary things like skin co
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by trav4225 9y ago
This brings to mind the wireless warning controversy in SF a few years back: https://ehtrust.org/policy/san-francisco-cell-phone-ordinanc...
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by trav4225 9y ago
Toxicologists often say "the toxicity is in the dose". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_dose_makes_the_poison
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by trav4225 9y ago
> The road to hell truly is paved with good intentions. If only the statists of this world would come to the same conclusion...
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by trav4225 9y ago
Nah, I think this was legit. I lived in a place that had the same thing. I think it's because some doors lead to a place that is near a location where cars might be.
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by trav4225 9y ago
The US is completely obsessed with race. It's utterly bizarre to me. I often ask people what race has to do with anything, but they never seem to provide me with a convincing answer...
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by trav4225 9y ago
Indeed, this is essentially the core purpose of advertising: deception and the exploitation of insecurities. To those of you who work in this field, I urge you to consider your actions and to exercise integrity in your work. I'm not on
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by trav4225 9y ago
I hear ya. I just see that angle (education) as being a tangential issue. If Walmart's purpose here is indeed to exploit people's ignorance rather than to give them a second chance, then I'm with you 100%. :)
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by trav4225 9y ago
then let them bring charges. :-) no one's being forced to do a single thing here. it's a fake injustice.
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by trav4225 9y ago
Mercy == hate, apparently.
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by trav4225 9y ago
I'm pretty sure he/she was talking about me. :-)
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by trav4225 9y ago
Arrogance and crude humor are intrinsically, by its very definition, "offensive".
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by trav4225 9y ago
Sorry, but I have to say that it's truly amazing to me how the left never gets called out on their arrogance and blatant elitism (which is palmed off as mere humor). Make a joke about social class from the right and you're named,
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by trav4225 9y ago
I will have a nice chuckle if (when?) this post gets flagged... ;-)
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by trav4225 9y ago
Lots of reasonably decent sites seem to participate in ad networks that apparently allow malicious ads that hijack browsers... It's not clear to me why this is still an unsolved problem after so many years... :-/
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by trav4225 9y ago
But would you bake them a Nazi cake? ;-)
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by trav4225 9y ago
But the Internet is neither free nor public... (?)
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by trav4225 9y ago
...yet. ;)
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by trav4225 9y ago
Indeed, cronyism is the problem, and much of the blame falls on the voters who fail to hold their officials to account.
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by trav4225 9y ago
Freedom of Speech is about freedom from tyranny of the state.
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by trav4225 9y ago
let's downvote science!
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by trav4225 9y ago
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/john-mcenroe-refuses-to-apologiz...
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by trav4225 9y ago
In my experience, this is standard "training" almost everywhere.
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by trav4225 9y ago
This is precisely why most software is terrible. :)
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by trav4225 9y ago
Yup! In my personal (and basically worthless) opinion, this is why the entire "web application" ecosystem is a giant, flawed mess. It's basically what happens when a system originally designed to represent and transfer rich t
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by trav4225 10y ago
truedat.
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by trav4225 10y ago
SNMP is also a reason ASN.1 is well known...

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