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by user_0001 11y ago
>To an average person, programming is not a valuable thing +1 And any changes you are asked to make are not "easy" nor "quick" nor could they "do it in an hour if I knew how" I like to give the example that
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by user_0001 11y ago
:-)
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by user_0001 11y ago
"wow the fun bits look fun, as long as I don't get addicted....." If you are a drug user, reading / watching something that others may thing would turn people away from drugs, a certain kind of drug user (perhaps more ad
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by user_0001 11y ago
Don't forget the bigger killers * crossing the road * driving a car * choking on <insert any food here> etc etc
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by user_0001 11y ago
and your bombs don't burn innocents alive, men women and children? And don't say "oh the intent". The intent is there both sides, I believe the media sound bite is called "collateral damage", but the burning al
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by user_0001 11y ago
Can depend on where you live. If you have moved to a new area for a job and have no friends or relatives within 6 hours. Your wife is struck down with a nasty illness and is barely able to get out of bed in order to get to the toilet and yo
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by user_0001 11y ago
> but someone has to be able to fight the war, Maybe tone down the warmongering and invasions, start less wars and perhaps.....
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by user_0001 11y ago
I agree. I don't want to see any of your ads. Ever. Obtrusive / unobtrusive / tracking / no tracking. I don't care. I don't want to see them. If I can block them I will. Call it stealing? I don't care
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by user_0001 11y ago
>They're certainly more similar to each other than they are to antibiotics or chemotherapy drugs, both of which are also labelled with the term "drug". What have you been smoking? Heroin is several orders of magnitude more
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by user_0001 11y ago
lol. Store a strongly hashed copy of the password, but use weak hash on password for login token. oops
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by user_0001 11y ago
Dynamic languages are like inventing a new type of car with square wheels. ;-) Compilers are great, they exist for a reason. Use them
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by user_0001 11y ago
>You'll have to compile instead. Good and 80% of JS bugs will disappear in a puff of smoke ;-)
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by user_0001 11y ago
All we need now is some group to come up with the slogan "Won't someone think of children and legalise all drugs" Then some actual sensible progress will be made
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by user_0001 11y ago
yes. For small personal amounts it is all but decriminalised in name. If you get caught, more often than not it is confiscated / thrown away. Same for growing for personal (no scales, no baggies, no tick list at the property, no "
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by user_0001 11y ago
As far as I am aware (and all this is second hand knowledge as I stopped taking drugs and moved away from it all about 8 years ago, but am still in contact with a few old friends) the synthetic cannibinoids are all nasty and far worse they
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by user_0001 11y ago
Religious "fact" ;-)
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by user_0001 11y ago
>Science cannot nor does it claim to be something one can use to acquire certainty about anything I have heard this too. Although I still fail to grasp how one can hold that view, which shows thought, critical thinking and analysis, then
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by user_0001 11y ago
I don't think the situation is as black and white in Afghanistan as you make it out to be. The issue now is there is chaos. Before when poppy cultivation was reduced to (a reported) a near zero, the Taliban maintained a level of order
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by user_0001 11y ago
>Cocaine is problem primarily in the advanced capitalist economies and it is solely within these nations where those problems can be solved.. Travel through the poor neighbourhoods Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Argentina, Brazil etc and say c
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by user_0001 11y ago
I would say you are wrong. For a billion users, they need 1/6 of the worlds population. No way do they have that. How many kids under 7? under 5? in the world. Don't have accounts. How many elderly over 80? 70? don't have acc
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by user_0001 11y ago
Good luck with that. Just nod and learn the phrase "yes dear"
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by user_0001 11y ago
I haven't read the story or followed it all. But I create API key for site: xyz.com where I use the stream API to get all tweets from users a-z Then I push those to site zyx.com There is no way for twitter to know what API generated th
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by user_0001 11y ago
Perhaps not "rabidly anti-microsoft", but it does come across as childish and reduce the effectiveness of the point you are trying to make.
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by user_0001 11y ago
Agreed, not physically damaging. But it can destroy you mentally if used often and in heavy doses. >but I've never heard of LSD destroying a persons bladder. That was the quote I was referring to. Bladder in tact, but a shell of a p
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by user_0001 11y ago
Am with you. I remember watching the first season of 24 in 2002 or whenever it was. It was on BBC, so no adverts. Everything had to be ready before, tea made, special cigarettes prepared, no drinking an hour before to avoid toilet breaks. 6
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by user_0001 11y ago
If it was just brand awareness, the sites could quite easily show an image on the page, served as a static image. Same as it is in a newspaper. From the little I know, that would bypass the ad blockers. But then they cannot use flash, track
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by user_0001 11y ago
Not sure about now, but a few years back the problem with Ketamine in the UK was it was so cheap. About £5 /$7 for a gram. It was all getting shipped over from Indian supplies by the litre (err 4 quarts(ish)). I hear now, after India
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by user_0001 11y ago
You don't get bladder problems using / abusing ketamine just at weekends. People sniffing it every day / all day and getting through the 5grams+ But hammering that much every day of any drug is not a good idea. At the above+1
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by user_0001 11y ago
I think the term is "one true religion"
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by user_0001 11y ago
Just as easy to block yourself from the server with iptables as well ;-)

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