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by user_0001 11y ago
As is cloudfare. I have lost count of sites that pirate our software that are using cloudfare. Cloudfare know of the problem and refuse to do anything about it.
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by user_0001 11y ago
Might get a criminal record. Not a certain. But it is not ideal granted. But compared to how it appears to be in the US. Coerced into being an informer, mandatory minimums etc - it isn't so bad
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by user_0001 11y ago
true, but on the other hand you can get caught with 1-2 grams of any powder, less than an oz of cannabis and nothing will come of it. Anything you can argue in court is personal (which is quite a lot) and at worst you are looking at a few h
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by user_0001 11y ago
yes. Not being able to focus on things you are not interested in was coined "adhd" and some big companies made a lot of money off of it.
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by user_0001 11y ago
The other side? That good money can be made by keeping animals in substandard conditions for their complete well being (mental and physical)? :-\
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by user_0001 11y ago
Why? So European governments can do the same?
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by user_0001 11y ago
I probably should have read the article ------- Since the 1990s, doctors have been under more and more pressure to treat pain as a serious medical issue. Pharmaceutical companies took advantage of this desire, marketing opioid painkillers l
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by user_0001 11y ago
What are the rates like compared to other countries? Does the US just over prescribe painkillers, meaning more flood to the blackmarket? Is it people are getting it from the Dr and accidentally ODing? Are the Drs prescribing without care, s
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by user_0001 11y ago
Human beings are not rational . Take the popularity of religion for example. Trumps your "flat earth society" by several hundred levels of magnitude
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by user_0001 11y ago
>in which freedoms reign. Really? Looking beyond what is drilled in to the population from birth and the US is very rule bound in my experience compared to Europe. Whilst over there I got ticketed for parking at the wrong angle, crossing
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by user_0001 11y ago
In a perfect world it wouldn't be, because it wouldn't make a difference. Although things are better these days than there were, there is not complete equality - and I am not speaking legally. There is no need to "come out&qu
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by user_0001 11y ago
>if not only for the overtones of hate on religion & God. (I say this as a Christian athiest.) and? Why should they have special protection over things? Why cannot some other made up, modified over the years stories be held in such h
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by user_0001 11y ago
infinite growth with finite resources is obviously a dumb plan. I think the problem with the graph is not that growth will slow down, but catastrophically crash with total devastation upon our species. When with a bit of planning and foresi
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by user_0001 11y ago
going to python from c# I noticed this. A string in c# is "I am a string". Single quote, is used for a char 'a' and cannot be a string.
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by user_0001 11y ago
>I hope I am being Unix-like ... but I am probably just being stubborn. :( I am going to use this in future.
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by user_0001 11y ago
I think you will find tumblr is mostly porn
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by user_0001 11y ago
it is just slow full stop. Had to sign up an account the other day, the signup process just repeatedly failed for no reason. Eventually figured out, "ahhh the 2mb background gif has to download before can signup".... Same issue fo
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by user_0001 11y ago
exactly and as a freelancer working on projects that may / may not succeed to that point, most tests are not required. Unless the projects specifically asks for them, that the client foresees a future for the project and if it is succ
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by user_0001 11y ago
Or skip the test and just think about it before. We do not need to be "tricked" into thinking about / creating better designs
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by user_0001 11y ago
The majority of unit testing is dumb in my opinion for a freelancer / single dev project. It just is not needed and waste of time. Worse than that, the majority of tests I have seen become a hindrance later on. Granted, if you are one
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by user_0001 11y ago
err, yes they do.
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by user_0001 11y ago
Please rewrite it. Maybe hide the menu under some icon I don't understand is the menu. Override the scroll so it jars. Probably a good idea to show a blank page, until I click through to allow about 4-5 external scripts before I can se
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by user_0001 11y ago
There goes a wasted work hour reading your blog and remembering our overland road trip from UK to South America in an old VW Westfalia. Would love to get back out on the road, but 3 kids now (as opposed to just one for the trip) means it is
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by user_0001 11y ago
anti captcha (against recaptcha) works via captcha farms, the biggest being deathbycaptcha.com. $10 gets you about 10k solved captchas. They work quite well. I tend to get about a 1 out of 5 correct of the squiggly words, whereas the servi
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by user_0001 11y ago
>and get a good chuckle each morning from some of their amusing bylines. +1 Their headlines are borderline genius on occasion
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by user_0001 11y ago
oh the horror, the horror!
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by user_0001 11y ago
>One common objection to the theory of evolution claims... There is a common objection?
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by user_0001 11y ago
Agreed. Have visited both and driven all over India and across southern / SE China. China is cleaner, more developed, more organised, things work, better roads / facilities and generally less chaotic with less signs of extreme pov
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by user_0001 11y ago
In central / South America that is not the case. Reggaeton, salsa, cumbia, meringue is played everywhere (shops / bars / buses / radio) constantly.
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by user_0001 11y ago
Am not sure what part of your post contradicts what I wrote. >In some cases, chronic ketamine use has been associated >In several reported severe cases Chronic / addiction levels yes. Not recreational levels. As I put As to keta

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