wilkskyes

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by wilkskyes 8y ago
All respect? Really? And immediately ? If one inconsequential event like this warrants such an extreme reaction respect will be in short supply everywhere.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Is it true that when the magnetic field flips suddenly, plane autopilot systems can become confused and crash out of the skies, killing millions en mass?
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
It is good that people don't care about privacy. It means they are no longer afraid of being seen, that they have nothing to hide from the world, and in a way they are moving toward a more liberating existence. Keeping so many aspects
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
The change is already happening: People don't care about privacy that much anymore. Any regulation introduced, would be to stop this change. But it will never work, you can't make people care about privacy through regulations.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
This is literally what every generation seems to say about the behavior and habits of the next generation. I think it's pretty clear "break down" just means changes you don't like.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
If I could go back, knowing what I know now, I don't think I would have asked the question. I was a fool to think I could get any sort of simple response.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
You can do all those things with vim. Look it up.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Remember when putting a picture of yourself on the internet or even using your real name was controversial? The old generation warned not to do it, ever! But teens did it widely and profusely. Now the new controversy is data. Don't eve
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
My advice would be to learn and master vim. When I began programming, I was forced to use vim and hated it, I didn't understand why someone would use such an "old school" text editor to write programs. I abandoned it and move
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
It wasn't rhetorical and I really would have been interested in the OP's answer. Had they answered truthfully, it would have helped expanded my understanding of how some people think. Instead I've been assaulted and my eyes b
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
I asked a question, I don't think I need to provide some counter argument with it. If I must argue something, I'd say the housing crisis example wasn't so simple as it was presented. Some people knew exactly what they were do
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
And I never said the poor are at fault for everything, but I'm being treated as such it seems. What I want to know are examples of things that the poor are at fault for.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
What are the poor legitimately at fault for then? I'm tired of this implication that the poor can never be at fault for anything, because they are so poor. It is an overly simplified sympathy that doesn't always reflect reality.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
$80/hr, no more, but possibly less. The number they bill you out at matters, but not for reasons you think. You do not want to work somewhere that cannot make at least twice as much money as what they pay you. Growth will be anemic, an
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Surprised at the down votes here, is this to imply that things should just carry on as usual with no real consequence or remedy?
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Should the engineers who were responsible for this be punished or retrained?
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Must be a nightmare when installing a new Linux distro in text mode and having bird seeds as characters.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
What makes you think the optimal holding period is around 3 to 5 years?
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
This wouldn't bring in too much money and it would just discourage long term investment. The last thing we need is more short term thinking.
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Something about the stairs of the building in the main photo looks extremely dangerous, like one could easily fall off a side, or if someone were standing at the top of the stairs, they would have a clear shot into the open space if they ju
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
Wouldn't leaving the site be a valid way to opt out?
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by wilkskyes 8y ago
I think Facebook outrage is more justified than past grievances. What exactly was the outrage toward Microsoft back then? A company trying to make money? Preposterous!