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by ucee054 14y ago
And I never want to work for you implementing whatever fever dreams your salesmen promised your customers (with a free pony thrown in!)
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by ucee054 14y ago
"Why should they be treated equally?" In terms a salesperson would understand: Negotiating Power See how long a company lasts without its engineers. Then make sure to pay the engineers what they want to prevent that from happening. Or the
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by ucee054 14y ago
Cut the ad-hominems asshole. You're the one who can't tell the difference between 1940 and 1942.
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by ucee054 14y ago
"It's not like you _have_ to use IP multicast to solve certain classes of broadcasting problems" Then why did NATO get their own dedicated lines to multicast on? Why don't they run their 100,000 simultaneous user systems without multicast a
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by ucee054 14y ago
Not much is 'technically impossible' when it comes to businesses and software these days. Try doing IP multicast on the public Internet. What, you can't, because the ISPs have disabled it? Next time try not talking out of your ass.
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by ucee054 14y ago
And I should known better than to reply to someone putting words in my mouth. I am responsible neither for your ignorance nor for your mistaking of battlefield trivia for all of history. Once you actually know something about World War Two
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by ucee054 14y ago
The article misses that unequal lag gives less lagged game players the edge
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"Since we're discussing the impact of revealing secrets to the public as a whole." No, you were discussing that. Military plans are irrelevant to the public as a whole. They are only actionable by the opposing military. The case discussed
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by ucee054 14y ago
That's great except the rape warrant was dropped. Then it was re-issued. Here's the timeline: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11949341 Does that seem like normal behaviour to you, that the authorities keeping hitting "retry" on leg
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by ucee054 14y ago
You have your facts wrong . Firstly, there were German and Japanese spies , but there was basically nobody on the Allied side who thought it was whistleblowing to leak secrets to Hitler. Unlike the case of the Soviet Union, which the Ma
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by ucee054 14y ago
I just did the exercise of substitution in your post, Iran for the Rhineland, and the USA for Nazi Germany. That gives: -Mein Furher! We can't possibly remilitarize the Rhineland! =Why not? -Those Wikileaks schweinehunds have revealed our c
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by ucee054 14y ago
Maybe that's good. Maybe that will make the US and Israel less inclined to commit the war crime of aggression against Iran. Maybe if foreigners stopped attacking Iran it might have snowball's chance in hell of becoming a normal country. You
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by ucee054 14y ago
No, you are ignoring things. Namely that the article doesn't say that this was for the upper class at all. Let me clue you in on some basic history. Way back when, it wasn't just the women but the whole damn family who were working, in horr
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by ucee054 14y ago
No the feminist bullshit you linked to originally was about the Victorian era. And the feminist bullshit wikipedia page section on the 20th century contradicts you (and itself). Money quote: "In the beginning of the 20th century ... The rol
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by ucee054 14y ago
Firstly, the feminist bullshit you linked to doesn't support your point, because it lists women's occupations like "governesses" and "middle-management" - is that supposed to be blue collar? Secondly, the period referred to in the original
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by ucee054 14y ago
"these more extreme forms of discrimination" Oh kiss my ass. In those days the men worked, and the women stayed home to take care of the children. It's not like the returning soldiers could marry employed women and then be house-husbands.
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by ucee054 14y ago
Let's keep in mind that the perpetrator of the fake porn pictures might have been a woman
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by ucee054 14y ago
Yes, it's a bit of a misrepresentation that he refers to AEI as "I am now the president of a Washington research organization."
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by ucee054 14y ago
The worst part is the article makes out that SodaStream is a "liberal cause". My ass. http://mondoweiss.net/2013/01/advertising-sodastream-arresti... http://mondoweiss.net/2013/01/fantastic-msnbcs-hayes-airs-se...
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by ucee054 14y ago
Database level joins are toxic for scalability Tell that to Teradata.
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by ucee054 14y ago
Danger! Danger! http://www.amazon.com/Outfoxing-Small-Business-Owner-Relatio...
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by ucee054 14y ago
"Girls in a research lab are quite possibly wearing less makeup" Well I think that's my point. The girls in the club put in quite a lot of effort in makeup and dress, and are tottering around in high heels, to make themselves more attract
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by ucee054 14y ago
'Judging by your incredibly stereotyped conceptions of "disco" girls' Go down to eg Thai Square nightclub in Trafalgar Square, London UK on midnight Friday or Saturday and tell me what you see. 'silly, evidence free post' I never claimed ev
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by ucee054 14y ago
3 Questions then: A) Do you disagree with my position on effort? B) How else is one going to encounter this phenomenon in real life? C) How should I correctly test the hypothesis?
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by ucee054 14y ago
Anecdotal, but in my experience smart girls are uglier and cute girls are stupider. This is verified by comparing 2 groups: nightclub girls and science research nerd girls. As a group the nerd girls are uglier on average, because there ar
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by ucee054 14y ago
Counterpoint: http://zedshaw.com/essays/why_i_gpl.html
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1) "24x7x365 service on a mission-critical system" 2) "(I don't want to drop $annual_profit_margin on Oracle)" If it's critical , you're willing to pay for it. If you're not willing to pay for it, it's not critical . This comes natura
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he should have been able to improve the circumstances Was anyone asking him to? Was anyone paying him to? No? Then it's an uphill battle and also not his responsibility. Leaving is saner.
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Nevertheless, the price most people pay is some factor of the list price and that can be very steep. For example, here is the price page for the Harvard MBA: http://www.hbs.edu/mba/financial-aid/Pages/cost-summary.aspx Harvard do not give
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by ucee054 14y ago
Distance learning has always existed, it's not a new thing invented by internet people. The problem has always been that University branding matters, so a Cambridge degree counts as real in a way that an Open University degree doesn't .

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