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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
Revolution? You don't really understand revolution if you think the Stingray is going to be the cause of it. Look at what the East German Stasi was able to get away with, and there wasn't a world shattering revolution there. I w
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
And keep in mind, those salaries don't take into account the unemployed who have those degrees from those institutions.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
>... Better, in my opinion, than a "marketing" or "business" degree. Unfortunately, reality disagrees with you. And it's reality where we have things such as serviceable debt, credit ratings, employment security
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
I think in the future ,binary -> compiled verification, will be very big.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
The problem is that humans are woefully designed for combat. Our hands break, and our skulls are paper thin. Compare these aspects to animals that actually fight with horns, cushioned brains, fangs and so on, it's clear to see that f
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
Hopefully "most popular" mean plurality and not majority. To do anything with psych, you need a PhD, and with just a BS you do lab rat work.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
It seems like you are ignoring the context in which this is happening. People aren't going for the CS2 or cracked CS6 because they want to, they are going for it because the service they have paid for is gone.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
You do understand that in all of your weak counterpoints, the difference is choice. I can choose to not use Github, I can choose different restaraunts. However, broadband providers are rarely if ever competitive.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 12y ago
Why can't I comment on the blog? Anyway, I was going to say. >Slowly but surely the JS worlds moves toward looking like the Flex/AS3 of years before.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
It seems like your response is based around "it's not easy to understand or comprehend, but can be with plenty of skullduggery". That's not what we need in the programming world. Things don't need to be made inacc
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
Great, I am not the only one. I'm kind of taken aback how an optional war that was started by Ms. Rice that left 100s of thousands dead is somehow being chalked up to "free speech".
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
While it is enticing to entertain the idea that all worldly opportunities are going to minorities, research shows that is far from the truth, despite numerous anecdotes. http://www.nber.org/papers/w9873
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
It isn't a form of oppression. How someone can say that a CEO of a company is being actively oppressed, I'll never know.
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
You are aware that the bulk of foreign oil in the US is actually Canadian?
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
I went back to Flex ='(. Like I said, the lack of basic app principles and the fact the JS community wants to fist-fight you for saying there is a better way was kind of off-putting. If you want desktop support, you might want to loo
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
Let me preface this with the fact that I am a Flex dev who ventured into the HTML/JS/CSS stack during the "Flexodus". Cleary, ExtJS seemed to suit my fancy more than the other libraries in the JS world. As far as why it
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by x86_64Ubuntu 13y ago
The cops and medical professionals should be quickly shown the location of the unemployment line. When you read the things that were done, at least two digital anal examinations and three enemas, you can tell this was just to harass the vi