vilmosi

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by vilmosi 9y ago
The Conservative Party in the UK introduced introduced gay marriage and support the NHS, they're definitely not "far right".
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Well terrorists aren't technically rational. They'll attack countries and civilians that have nothing to do with "the cause of therorism"
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by vilmosi 9y ago
This is pretty silly. It's obvious what radical means and it's obvious what religion means. How about anything that goes against human rights?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> Because you get the enjoyment of marriage and an expanded family now You already raised 4 generations of humans by now or you can still do the same thing because you're not even half way your life. Why would you want to do
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> People used to only live to an average of 30. Common misconception. While median lifespan was that, it was heavily influenced by infant mortality. It was bad, but it wasn't that bad
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by vilmosi 9y ago
You're kind of missing the point. If people lived 500 years it still wouldn't be enought. We're biologically programmed to want more. Knowing there's a time limit, you would want to extend it. Knowing there's no tim
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I would have thought that people trying hard to please others are the ones needing the most help.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> It seems that the EU is less interested in law-abiding and more interested in that sweet, sweet U$D. I don't see how it's fair to take advantage of free access to the EU market and not follow EU law. It wasn't la
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by vilmosi 9y ago
You have a revolution if you win. You're just a terrorist if you lose. That's how I understood it anyway.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> The answer will make sense to anyone who has ever filled out a Form 1040: grain, unlike other crops, is easy to tax I heard of a different reason: alcohol. You get a consistent regular source of ale if and only if you stay in o
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Free college doesn't necessarily mean that everybody gets to go though.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Be that as it may, I don't want to argue semantics, but the grand-parent is obviously not using your definition of middle class. At least that's how I read it. >>> A huge portion of the middle class in the UK went to Oxfo
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> When I'm in the middle of something I don't want other people asking me questions or having "quick discussions." Yeah, I get that, but most of us work in a team.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
"Middle class" in the UK is what you would consider "upper class".
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Maybe so, but I didn't even bother using Uber in a country where all the guides recommended another app because it's more popular. Consumers aren't enterprise, they'll switch faster if they think they'll get a bette
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> figured out what people of that gender do by looking around at the world, then started imitating that. Well of course. I'm not saying babies reinvent gender roles every generation. I'm saying the opposite. Society is
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by vilmosi 9y ago
It's obviously not backwards since pink/blue used to mean the exact opposite and pants are a relatively recent invention.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> I have a boy and its obvious gender differences are innate, not learned. There are a few gender differences that I find quite obviously to be social constructs. Things like pink/blue or dresses/pants? There's not
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by vilmosi 9y ago
A headphone jack doesn't stop you from using wireless headphones.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Aren't german car companies owning like half the patents of electric cars? You make it sound like tesla is the only one working in this area.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
What was so special about their copy/paste?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I'm not really sure what's there to refine about copy and paste though...
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I thought it needed to be a high resolution photo?
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by vilmosi 9y ago
You would be surprised how difficult that problem is.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> For the small minority of the population that spends a large amount of time in front of computers and makes their income from computers (programmers, digital artists) they almost all use Macs. While more of them do use Macs, it
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by vilmosi 9y ago
I wish I could.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> If you have, did you notice that there wasn't a middleman taking a cut when you sent the money? Not an issue for me I'm afraid (UK).
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by vilmosi 9y ago
Because not every news website and blog needs an app. I think everybody is tired of seeing the "Install our app" banners for every website you visit.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> I'm also well aware that there's very little difference in reality between a promise-based style of coding and a callback one. Then you're not using promises as they are intended to be used.
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by vilmosi 9y ago
>>> Maybe your single page app is different, but the ones that I know break most of my browser’s features, such as the back and forward buttons, page refresh, bookmarking, sending a link, or opening a link in a new window or tab Al

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