ugexe

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by ugexe 11y ago
The history of people who enter your store is none of your business. Or are you really suggesting that you support segregation?
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by ugexe 11y ago
The formatting on this is awful on iOS. Luckily this is the same story that gets posted every couple months.
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by ugexe 11y ago
Obviously it would require enough to blow out your brains to be effect. How do you propose to create a drone so tiny and light to also carry the payload required to do that? Just because the payload itself could fit into someones ear does
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by ugexe 11y ago
And 100% shit games pumped out with a 1 year notice to learn the new system and write the code?
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by ugexe 11y ago
How big of an explosion do you think a drone small enough to fly through your ear canal is really going to be? How does it even reach its target with such a minuscule mass? The target exhaling would blow it away (and likely destroy it)
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by ugexe 11y ago
Newton's third law; Hence the comment about drone size/weight and mentioning the small caliber weapon it would have to use.
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by ugexe 11y ago
This scenario plays out all the time with the exception that it involves 2 or more people: conspiracy to commit a crime.
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by ugexe 11y ago
"Just doing your job" isn't an excuse for any type of behavior
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by ugexe 11y ago
That depends on the person. I imagine anyone who looks at the docs for a few minutes would have a pretty good idea for themselves
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by ugexe 11y ago
The gist is that you wouldn't know the real 'why' of such a rate increase / quote. The real question is why do you think a corporation with the resources of a large insurance company wouldn't secretly use such infor
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by ugexe 11y ago
Raising insurance rates after you've been tracked parking near a chemo ward, general stalking, more accurate location based advertisements... I'm having a harder time thinking of how an entity with sufficient funds wouldn't b
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by ugexe 11y ago
It would be good if all code was expertly done. Yet that costs money or effort.
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by ugexe 11y ago
This comparison is lost on me. What do the drop box naysayers have to do with people submitting code requests?
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by ugexe 11y ago
No one said you had to run your for-profit idea on whatever code you come up with. There is something to be said about someone who asks for something but isn't willing to put in the work personally (or only the work they want to do).
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by ugexe 11y ago
It's sort of telling that you refuse to put any effort into showing anyone you can at least put together a crappy implementation to demonstrate understanding and contribute back to the same knowledge space (beginner knowledge is knowle
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by ugexe 11y ago
I did something similar with a briefcase when my car was being broken into multiple times. Except it also had pepper spray rigged to spray when it was forced open. Yes, it worked.
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by ugexe 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-day_(computing) A zero-day (also known as zero-hour or 0-day)
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by ugexe 11y ago
0 seconds sounds stupid and is being pedantic, especially as Wikipedia even says zero days are also referred to as 0 hours
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by ugexe 11y ago
"We should all own the content we're creating, rather than just posting to third-party content silos." Isn't this just centralizing and stream-lining the same process they claim you should be avoiding?
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by ugexe 11y ago
It's just as simple doing the same conversion for mpg. If I'm going 250 miles and get 25mph I instantly know that's 10 gallons multiplied by whatever the cost of fuel is
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by ugexe 11y ago
I assume he states "potential" because he sees how it could be possible, not because he has proof of it.
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by ugexe 11y ago
What if I don't care about salsa dancing and would rather learn the intricacies of a language to help myself learn more complex concepts? What type of code would we all have to work on (to get money for salsa dancing) if no one became
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by ugexe 11y ago
I'd be surprised if anyone here didn't consider monster brand equipment a ripoff. Thought that was pretty well known, even for non tech people.
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by ugexe 11y ago
Not everyone wants to install x-server and friends on their servers
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by ugexe 11y ago
This was actually the study I was thinking of. I don't believe I've read any from the military now that I've checked, but I wouldn't be surprised if their conclusion was based on lack of sleep due to the military giving
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by ugexe 11y ago
I hope you're not referring to the 46 person study that states: *Our participants were not representative of the general population
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by ugexe 11y ago
The tolerance/withdrawal drawbacks for adderall are nearly non existent if you don't abuse it and take weekends off. Sure, after the well known honeymoon phase of a few weeks it's not the superman pill you might have expecte
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by ugexe 11y ago
Do you have an example of it taking personality into account?
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by ugexe 11y ago
This should save everyone a few minutes: Okay, let’s get back to the big question: Does the transitive property work in college football? Yes. ... But sometimes it might take a little imagination I wish I could go into detail on why
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by ugexe 11y ago
What Perl6 rewrite? Perl6 is a specification. Are you referring to various compilers that have been implemented over the years as rewrites?

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