yarrel

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931.
by yarrel 14y ago
"Ayn Rand style capitalists do worry about the letter and the spirit of the laws and of a contract" And Tolkein-style hobbits have hairy feet.
932.
by yarrel 14y ago
No, they turned into useful idiots.
933.
by yarrel 14y ago
The effects of male and female versions of this application would not be the same. Different subjects, in various senses of the word. And you don't have to imagine that alternative scenario. It's how men generally treat women.
934.
by yarrel 14y ago
I'm going to ignore this until the protocol is reverse engineered and a Free Software driver is released.
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by yarrel 14y ago
It's bad. Ubuntu is the corporate partner for companies that don't want to do Free Software.
936.
by yarrel 14y ago
"Is that all you've got?"
937.
by yarrel 14y ago
"It's up to us to change the culture of consequence-free online harassment." It wasn't consequence free. Richards got someone fired. Oh, wait...
938.
by yarrel 14y ago
Their licensing terms are dubious. You're using their tools to make original art.
939.
by yarrel 14y ago
"What's hard is she isn't the first person to get fired for speaking out, and she won't be the last." No, she wasn't the first person to get fired.
940.
by yarrel 14y ago
How would you like hooks in your web browser for the Sony root kit? That's what's being proposed at the W3C.
941.
by yarrel 14y ago
Renting infinitely copyable goods doesn't make sense. Subscriptions to channels containing them does. DRM doesn't increase the convenience of those channels. It reduces them.
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by yarrel 14y ago
Hello MRA.
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by yarrel 14y ago
Gendered slur. Where can I report you for firing?
944.
by yarrel 14y ago
I salute a troll of the purest kind.
945.
by yarrel 14y ago
The second is not an indirect means of achieving the first.
946.
by yarrel 14y ago
It's an italic lie, surely?
947.
by yarrel 14y ago
Happy NewsBlur customer here. I do recommend the service to anyone needing a Reader replacement.
948.
by yarrel 14y ago
"What can we do next to screw up Linux?"
949.
by yarrel 14y ago
That argument hasn't been supported by actual studies in the UK.
950.
by yarrel 14y ago
Any token-based system will. OAuth, having solved this problem, then goes on to create many more.
951.
by yarrel 14y ago
There's the forward-iteration protocol... ;-)
952.
by yarrel 14y ago
"What is stopping you from learning and using C# today?" I already have a bytecoded static boilerplate language from an unfriendly corporation that I can use. And it's GPL.
953.
by yarrel 14y ago
Hounding someone with threats of bankruptcy or of imprisonment for longer than they'd been alive is very different from them playing games. Your comparison of a suicide to a mass killing in order to plead the just world fallacy is ill chose
954.
by yarrel 14y ago
Stay classy, Orin Kerr.
955.
by yarrel 14y ago
It's under a NonCommercial license. So not an Open Educational Resource.
956.
by yarrel 14y ago
There's libfitbit - https://github.com/openyou/libfitbit
957.
by yarrel 14y ago
Imperial is very visible in the UK (for road instances and for beer glasses in particular) but the country is pretty much metric now and has been for decades.
958.
by yarrel 14y ago
Including this one.
959.
by yarrel 14y ago
Source code please.
960.
by yarrel 14y ago
Ah, Orlowski. He's still going? Bless.

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