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by will4274 9y ago
You're being downvoted for injecting a political topic (the Israeli-Palestinian conflict) into an unrelated article on chess and Saudi Arabia, not because of "narrative"
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by will4274 9y ago
> I think it's not enabled by default now This is easy enough to check with a simple Google search. (It's still enabled by default).
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by will4274 9y ago
Taxis are good in NYC. In Binghamton NY, they all tell you the credit card readers are broken at all times of day and insist on driving you to an ATM so they can get paid in cash. In Washington DC, if they think you're drunk, they over
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by will4274 9y ago
A relevant personal anecdote - I hit my head earlier this year and gave myself a concussion, but did not realize it at the time. The next day, I began experiencing severe headaches, sensitivity to noise, sensitivity to light, etc. and decid
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by will4274 9y ago
> people were quite angry. I don't think this is true. Some enterprises were concerned about the security aspects and asked for greater controls, which Microsoft provided, but Windows 10 has not removed P2P updates, AFAIK.
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by will4274 9y ago
Warning: site has malicious ads which navigate you away on mobile
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by will4274 9y ago
> women should have economic parity with men. They don't. Depends on how you measure it. Women have about 80% of the income of men, but they also have about 70% of total purchasing power (in the United States for both numbers). Wome
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by will4274 9y ago
I always felt that $70 was an absurd price for the $10 worth of gas and 30 minutes to get home from the airport that taxis used to charge before Uber. I believe that Uber creates a more efficient allocation of drivers permitting drivers to
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by will4274 9y ago
Actually, no. For all computers, running macOS High Sierra, a computer with a root password is a whole heck of a lot more secure than one without a root account at all :) But seriously, a fix is whatever fixes the problem.
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by will4274 9y ago
>> the kind of free speech enshrined in the U.S. Constitution > The Constitutional guarantee of free speech mandates the behavior of the government to not interfere with the rights of private actors Free speech is an ethical concep
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by will4274 9y ago
It's not on page ten. It's not hidden. Comcast/Xfinity puts it directly next to the speed in their advertising materials. Just check out their website ( https://www.xfinity.com/learn/internet-service/
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by will4274 9y ago
Has anybody alleged that the private key was stolen or cracked? Can you cite anything at all or is this just conspiracy theory?
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by will4274 9y ago
>> monoculture > Only a bad thing if proprietary [ http://quetzalcoatal.blogspot.com/2013/02/why-software-monoc... article), the first google result for "software monocultures bad" has a bunch of
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by will4274 9y ago
? Can you explain? My understanding is that the signatures are still on the dumped emails and that one purpose of digital signatures is non repudiation - essentially immunity to tampering.
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by will4274 9y ago
YES! Obviously! Because if the campaign could show that a single email was altered, it casts doubt on the entire set. Many people would immediately jump to the conclusion that many emails were altered and disregard the story entirely.
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by will4274 9y ago
If an email that wasn't part of the public debate was altered, who cares? The simple fact is that, of all the emails that were covered by the media, the Clinton campaign was unable to point to a single one and say it was altered.
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by will4274 9y ago
The FCC is required to take the ideas and issues from public comments into account. When multiple comments raise the same issues or issues that were already considered in the initial policy recommendations, the FCC can ignore these comments
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by will4274 9y ago
But the majority, including many of the most damaging ones, were signed.
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by will4274 9y ago
The Clinton campaign refused to ever point to a specific email that was altered, making the claim that they were quite unbelievable.
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by will4274 9y ago
As the saying goes "thou doth protest too much, methinks." China will SAY anything - you might recall China promising to float its currency in the Bush years when this was a sticking point in trade - a float that happened in name
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by will4274 9y ago
This is FUD. Billions of dollars are loaned to businesses (for purposes besides those you list) every year. See for example the SBA annual report (available online for free on sba.gov).
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by will4274 9y ago
> No Front-End JS Library should actually make your backend vulnerable. FUD. Most SPAs keep the authentication token accessible to JavaScript so it can be sent to the API server. And XSS in the FE JS can permit an attacker to steal the
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by will4274 9y ago
As others have said, you can get version control with Excel by saving the file the SharePoint. Some huge financial spreadsheets have sanity checks computations. With conditional coloring (turn this cell red if the sanity check fails) these
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by will4274 9y ago
That's not necessarily the case. Consider two firms one that has $1 billion in revenue and one that has $100 million in revenue. You'd argue that the bigger firm is getting off easier with a $20 million fine vs the smaller firm&#x
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by will4274 9y ago
Twitter's brand is being public. As far as I can tell, Twitter survives on a revolving cycle of celebrity and news coverage. They almost went broke until the world's biggest celebrity (POTUS) brought their popularity back. So whe
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by will4274 9y ago
It's clear that this move won't be popular with a vocal portion of FFs _developer_ base. I have to wonder - is there a breaking point in the future where a meaningful fork begins? The only other product of a similar size that I ca
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by will4274 9y ago
Agreed. MDN is for the web what MSDN is for Windows programming - long, detailed, sometimes confusing, sometimes contradictory, and the number one resource you can find online. My three top resources for web documentation are: RFCs, MDN, an
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by will4274 9y ago
> nobody loses their job for wrongthink Except, of course, that people actually do. We have laws against termination for political viewpoints in this country and hundreds of cases are successfully prosecuted every year. People do lose th
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by will4274 9y ago
It's not a yes. A safe space is a safe free from criticism. Conservatives don't want or need safe spaces. They need spaces free from literal violence and from social violence (calls to firing, disruption of free assemblies, ostric
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by will4274 9y ago
This idea sounds great but it misses the reality on the ground - web standardization is broken. Compare C++ standardization. Most people are using two year old compilers. While the newest compilers do implement draft features, these feature

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