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tyleraldrich
9y ago
It's a status field, not an error code. 0 = False, 1 = True seems like the right way to do things.
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The platform isn't being taken away, they can have their free speech hosted in some guys garage and accessible at x.x.x.x I'm not accusing you of acting this way, but there are many "regulation is bad!" folks who now see
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9y ago
The OP asked if the daily stormer hosted content calling for physical violence and evidence was given. I'm sure plenty of other blogging platforms call for physical violence, whats the point? Are they EasyDNS customers? If they are, yo
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
But still, what's the point? This can easily be done without a blockchain.
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
You can run any code you want on your iPhone through XCode for free as long as you have a Mac, which is much more expensive than the app store license.
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
Maybe it depends on the genres you listen to, but I haven't found this to be true at all. My discover weekly playlist is frequently full of bands I've never heard of with monthly listen numbers in the 2,000-50,000 range - I don&#x
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
Well, it depends on your phone plan. If you have unlimited texting, then yeah its "free" (and you pay as a part of your monthly phone bill), if you pay per text, you pay whatever the rate for an SMS message is.
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9y ago
I actually thought he wrote "Walmart" at the start. The same paragraph certainly applies to both, funnily enough.
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
What? Stackoverflow has been around since ~2008 - You certainly didn't learn how to solve things yourself a year into programming :).
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
Does this seem familiar? https://www.reddit.com/wiki/reddiquette
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
Except Clif Bars have like 4x the protein, which makes them a million times better for their primary purpose, which is a compact energy source during/after a workout.
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tyleraldrich
9y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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tyleraldrich
10y ago
And I fear your head may be the deepest.
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tyleraldrich
10y ago
> Taxes do not finance the US government. The US government creates money to finance itself. Source for this claim? I've never heard this before and it sounds quite absurd.
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tyleraldrich
10y ago
This is not the same at all. You don't add something to a block of wood and then eat it - a block of wood is inedible.
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tyleraldrich
10y ago
How were you impaired though? I'm not doubting you, but I've been a vegetarian for almost 4 years and the diet you describe is basically my diet (minus high amount of fruit). What negative impact did this have that lasted for so l
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10y ago
String::from("Ferris") returns a String object ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/string/struct.String.html ) whereas "Ferris" on its own is a primative "str" ( https://doc.rust-
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10y ago
That was exactly my point. I'm glad at least you have some reading compression skills :).
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10y ago
For the record, I personally am 100% fine with gun laws as they stand now. I am more likely to get hit by a car walking to work. Now, for the sake of this debate I started: I was arguing that the OP couldn't just claim his friends fear
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tyleraldrich
10y ago
What chart were you looking at? It seems like you might have been interpreting the statistics presented incorrectly. The first chart shows the US having ~3.5 deaths per 100k people from firearms. Each other EU country has somewhere in the r
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10y ago
"the foundation of fear, especially such that motivates policy, should be based on odds." That is a fair point and a rational reason. However, it's convenient to say "We've always had guns, the chance of randomly ge
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10y ago
I'm pretty sure everybody here can read. We are asserting that your sentence: "These are obvious flaws in design, in my opinion, that warrant re-looking at, but to which no real improvements are being made for some reason. (Incomp
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10y ago
Guns should be respected, and thank you for respecting yours. Now, can you guarantee that every person I pass on the street respects their gun as much as you do, and they won't misuse this "power tool" they have the right to
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10y ago
The gun debate isn't a scientific debate though. We're talking about things like climate change when we talk about how the Republican party is anti-science. I can flipflop your entire paragraph and it's just as meaningless be
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10y ago
I'm sorry, but if you believe that 10 people and 5000 people signing a petition are close enough to be insignificantly different, you're objectively wrong.
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10y ago
If you're wondering why you are getting downvoted, its because you seemed to have looked right over the "Over 5000" part of the first sentence.
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10y ago
Spending Habits: Yes - you could easily observe what your village neighbors are buying. Websites Browsed/Media Prefs/Porn Habits: No, these things didnt exist for most of human history. I guess "Media Preferences" would
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10y ago
Getting your email = you are a "lead" and they will send you marketing emails, hoping to get you to pay for their services.
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10y ago
You may be interested in checking this out for inspiration: http://www.ccs.neu.edu/home/matthias/HtDP2e/ (It's the Intro to CS book used at my alma mater, teaching programming in Racket)
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10y ago
"They either need to rollback, or make their agenda more appearent." That is an opinion. They, in reality, don't need to do anything, nor do they owe you anything. Just because their positioning/PR makes them seem neutra
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