vegedor

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by vegedor 12y ago
A lot of people who vote for Die Linke might either be too young to really have experienced the GDR in full bloom, or are compelled by actual arguments, of which they occasionally feign a few good ones, as politicians usually do. BTW: I m
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by vegedor 12y ago
as if the Morgenthau Plan was never canceled
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by vegedor 12y ago
Wait a second, who was send to Gulags (in Siberia, I suppose)?
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by vegedor 12y ago
The way I read it, the GP mocks the idea that a self-regulated system would be unregulated. AFAICT It's at least regulated by convention with regards to the pay out for mining.
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by vegedor 12y ago
> objectively So, what's the entity without agency (agenda?) that would be objective . There is no objectivity. I don't know how well documented it is, but I doubt I really want to know. If it is well known, why isn't it
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by vegedor 12y ago
>Huxely's mechanisms of [...] infant conditioning [...] feel[s] less real One word: Circumcision. Do I need to explain?
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by vegedor 12y ago
Loosing the desire is second place. Excruciatingly, the ability is lost. It's a narcotic, mind numbing indeed. It has negative effects on aspiration, leading to decreased levels of oxygen. Loosing desire is just a way to cope, switchin
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by vegedor 12y ago
The notion of psychedelic drugs is a convolution of terms, not very surprisingly, considering the adverse effects drugs have on the users who'd describe the effects. Huxley used LSD for example. The term you are looking for is trance.
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by vegedor 12y ago
Satire is humorous in mind. Edit: Maybe It is funny if you get the message and I just don't get the kind of dark humor, though.
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by vegedor 12y ago
And you don't know Soma, do you? Work and pass out, rinse, repeat. Yeah, no, thank you. >(myself not included) You are not per chance paranoid or subconsciously ashamed?
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by vegedor 12y ago
No, I'm hinting at the potential corruption of language, if not used properly. Sorry for the sarcasm. >An etymology is not a word's "true meaning". Anyway, it's still a good indicator. >Given the wink, you may
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by vegedor 12y ago
It's not ad hominem, it's hyperbolic and a reference to the synergy of Distraction and FUD . Of course, legalization makes a difference. Dozens of people will think Weed is not a drug anymore, just like alcohol and tobacco are
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by vegedor 12y ago
I can regret, i.e. feel sorry for, what I didn't cause. I can also apologize in defense of someone else. You English shouldn't constantly use Greek words if you don't understand them * ;) In that sense, speeches in senate a
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by vegedor 12y ago
You could pose that question to the GP as well, that's the point. Your sarcasm-detector failed.
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by vegedor 12y ago
>Make the user distinguish between each minimal pair in the language, possibly even every single syllable in the language I have so much trouble spelling words like definately^W definitely, because they sound the same to me ;)
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by vegedor 12y ago
not at all, most express different concepts. Of course there is overlap and you can get by using the same concept in different languages and ultimately they boil down to asm, but you need to think differently about the interpreter. It'
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by vegedor 12y ago
If you only have three attempts entering the PW, how is that remarkably insecure?
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by vegedor 12y ago
Well, you are laying of the safety belt there, don't complain afterwards. It make sense to me in some cases, so i won't even argue.
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by vegedor 12y ago
Of course C has safety features for the type system, warnings for problematic casts, and structs that can't be cast unless specifically unionized and explicitly ordered to.
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by vegedor 12y ago
> they'll stretch it in to dozens of videos I feel the same about certain lectures, but sometimes it's just the prof's fault.
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by vegedor 12y ago
Well, what says you are not overreacting over privacy concerns? Both scenarios paint a hypothetically hyperbolic picture.
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by vegedor 12y ago
It's a compelling argument. Imminent danger allows cops to search and seize without a warrant and every cop can find a reason and won't be prosecuted for basically doing his job, right now. That's the status quo but nobody ar
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by vegedor 12y ago
In Quake you can also have 5v5, e.g. in Team Deathmatch or Capture the Flag. While it's not as much based on tactics, it sure feels a lot closer to basketball in terms of speed, and one superior player can carry a whole team. And with
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by vegedor 12y ago
>I suspect that we'll see Esports taking over physical sports in terms of numbers in the next decade or so. Absolutely not! Sports is heavily fragmented, for E-Sports only the world leagues and a few games in a few countries are tha
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by vegedor 12y ago
>If anything, they were morally bound to forgive the debt in it's entirety well, that's debatable. Imagine the consequence if agencies were obliged to forgo demands like that. They would do the opposite of what they set out to
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by vegedor 12y ago
It might be nice to read code like this, but what is the big idea? I had to use labview and out of comfort opted for the script engine to implement as much as it could, because the graphical building blocks still represent the same syntax.
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by vegedor 12y ago
For languages close enough to english, the methods of teaching are reasonably organic, as well. I don't remember learning this, discovering it later in preparations for TOEFL. I Can't speak for all, however.
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by vegedor 12y ago
C is just an advanced macro-assembler anyway. Would seem painful enough as soon as speed or size became limited. C then was not as optimized as today. Old games used to be written in assembler, now the eeproms are bigger, the compilers are
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by vegedor 12y ago
libruby, if that is the core of the interpreter, weighs 2MB. That's not gonna fly, even with heavy size optimization it would be unbearably slow, even on just a subset.
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by vegedor 12y ago
if ca. 400 drones are 'a few', how many drones does the US Army have?

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