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wernercd
10y ago
4 siblings... 2 boys, 2 girls... 50/50... The girls each have 2 brothers... The boys each have 1 brother. 6 siblings, 3/3... 8 siblings, 4/4... etc
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wernercd
10y ago
We are JavaScript. We are the Collective. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.
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wernercd
10y ago
Of course he's been single for 2 million years... it's not like he could go out and paint the town with the door closed.
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wernercd
10y ago
Because they paid real competition to not compete and their opposition is a socialist?
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wernercd
10y ago
Do customers benefit from targeted ads? Of course, otherwise why would Google and Yahoo sell them to businesses... Assuming you mean "customers" as in businesses... because you and me? We aren't the customers... we are the pr
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wernercd
10y ago
Again, it depends. You can't just immediately go all scorched earth "You said she's cute? You're fired!". Because that's the brunt of the story so far (I haven't read many of the recent comments to see if
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wernercd
10y ago
If this was "after hours" between two adults? Was it a couple comments, that got rebuffed (You think I'm cute? Thank you, but I'm not interested) and was then dropped? Was it repeated comments that continued after "
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wernercd
10y ago
Guilty until proven innocent after all...
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wernercd
10y ago
If it worked for Patent Trolls and Texas, why wouldn't it work for the FBI?
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wernercd
10y ago
Or... Contraceptives are stopping some pregnancies... And teens being too busy texting and not comfortable enough actually engaging with others are having less sex... Or religion... or being busy feeling #TheBern... or stopped having sex af
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wernercd
10y ago
It's amazing that you are here... in a Faraday cage behind 8 layers of tor on a secure linux cd distro... It's either that, or you should be farming cows with the Amish... because everything goes against this statement... How long
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wernercd
10y ago
One mans "Snooping" is another mans "breakout feature". I'd be interested in a set of headphones that do heartbeat tracking for when I run... I don't like wristbands and I haven't ever really been interest
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wernercd
10y ago
"White Power"/"White Pride" is racist and "Black power"/"Black Pride" isn't... Minorities can't be racist and everything white people does is automatically racist. "White priv
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wernercd
11y ago
What's to stop the "same companies" from working with Amazon to do the same? Amazon Hair Conditioner (made by Pantene"
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wernercd
11y ago
While I understand what you are saying - Short commutes and not making forward progress lead to short term happiness - not everyone agrees with you. Growing up, I lived closer to where I worked... I'd walk or bike to work. Getting olde
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wernercd
11y ago
The question tho is simply: Are they happier? If you spend 2 hours in transit... or 20 minutes. If you "invest" or "spend on frivolities"... If you use your time more productively instead of sitting on a bus/in a ca
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wernercd
11y ago
But you completely ignore the "time and amount of houses it would take" aspect. If you can only build 10 houses, and make 10% commission... are you going to build a shack? or are you going to build mansion? The houses that get bui
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wernercd
11y ago
So... your throwing your vote away? The two party system is deeply flawed, but when has a third party candidate done anything but taken votes away from reasonable candidates?
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wernercd
11y ago
I would have agreed with you to some extent (Adblockers are STEELING!!! Really... companies deserve to earn money for what they provide)... Until 30 after 30: http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/08/you-say-adverti
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wernercd
11y ago
Navigational hints would be one step ("Use arrow keys to navigate" would be soooooo simply to add). Alternative methods would be another (floating/transparent arrows on the sides... prev/next page area's to click...
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wernercd
11y ago
When an "infection" from an ad can lead to malware, trojans, ransomware, etc... At what point does the monetary value of the damages caused by "advertising" surpass the amount of damages caused by cigs? Will that amount
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wernercd
11y ago
This. If I was to randomly stumble across this, without having had someone say "use arrow keys"... there is NOTHING on the page to indicate what to do. I'm sitting at my desk... one hand holding a soda, one hand on mouse...
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wernercd
11y ago
The problem with Ubuntu? Lack of games and applications... and a desktop that people have to learn to use vs tried and true Windows. Ubuntu has games and applications? Come back when Call of Duty 87 or Office 2016 works on Linux...
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wernercd
11y ago
Kings never fall? Ask Palm & Blackberry how they are doing...
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wernercd
11y ago
* "Free" keys * ISO's * Azure allowance per month * Pluralsight videos (not all, 45 hours worth) * Microsoft E-Learning * MSDN Magazine Other odds and ends...
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wernercd
11y ago
Oh... you silly peasants... Then again... I only have an MSDN subscription because my previous job STILL hasn't removed me from their lists. Not that I expect them to with the clowns they replaced my previous company with. Very nice pe
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wernercd
11y ago
That's still "VM" not "Native". You aren't running them "side by side"... you are running them "One inside the other". Not exactly an apple-to-apple comparison.
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wernercd
11y ago
The problem is that the user-base for Windows on Linux probably isn't worth Microsoft's time... While it seems like it is worth Microsoft's time to keep people on Windows. I for one look forward to having all my vulnerabiliti
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wernercd
11y ago
This is the Android vs Apple paradigm. Customization available to a fault vs "appliance" that just plain works... Each has their strengths and pain points. There's a reason normal people use Windows and Power Users gravitate
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wernercd
11y ago
And if you temporarily allow ads on Forbes, you get malware: http://www.engadget.com/2016/01/08/you-say-advertising-i-say... Ads are annoying... but more importantly, they are another attack vector. Don'
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