zacinbusiness

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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Invade your personal space? Really? Your personal space? You entitled piece of shit.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Wow you're stupid.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
What's wrong with with discrimination based on eye color? Shouldn't anyone with blue eyes be killed at birth? That's not on the list you mentioned, so it's fair game, right?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
And don't forget sports teams. Almost all football programs, for instance, actually cost the university more money than they bring in. This includes revenue from sports memorabilia. Source: friend worked in athletics at my uni and they
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Take some time off. Decompress. Start up a conversation with a random pretty girl in Hyde Park. Look around and see the happy people and try to capture some of their energy. If you still feel horrible, please seek professional help. No job
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Interesting! Did working for Isohunt help or hurt you in the post Isohunt job search? I would think that the technical skills learned from working at such a massively popular site would go a long way. But I wonder if employers would worry a
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Yeah I generally don't think it'd be a good idea to give kids access to parental bank accounts. Maybe I'm wrong, but it just seems like a poor decision.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
So....what exactly is Isohunt.to? Isohunt.com was shut down and the footer of Isohunt.to says they are not affiliated with Isohunt inc. So...wouldn't it be safe to assume that Isohunt.to is just an MPAA/RIAA honeypot that's d
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
A friend of mine discovered his color blindness when he joined the military and took an eye exam. He said he never noticed things like stoplights red/green being very similar because he just thought that was how it is supposed to be.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Interesting! I would have thought the color "trueness" would have a lot more of an effect. But I guess the originator of the test took that into account.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I scored a 12 on an uncalibrated laptop display (late 2010 MacBook Air) so I don't think that's too poor for my age range (29). Still, I would have liked to see some median scores. My results: http://screencast.com&#x2F
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
It made a million dollars!
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Maximizing shareholder value is less important than offering good customer service. Corporate greed is so disgusting.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
"He made me not make as much money as I wanted to have made and thus he is a traitor."
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
So is this basically a sort of more-visual copyscape/turn-it-in system where you can see which parts and how much of a document come from other sources? It's interesting from that perspective, but there's far too much visual
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
In other words, steroids have become more effective.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I up voted this because it made me laugh, even though I don't understand.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
So my interface looks something like: Age: Height: Sex: Eye Color: Skin Color: Build: and I can fill it in and I will be presented with an image (or images) that matches that query, along with basically all the other information currently c
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I'm assuming that I misunderstand the point of this technology, as used by the NSA. It seems that they have pictures of people that they want to arrest. And they have information about those same people, but without pictures. And so th
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
The stated reason for this are two failed bombings. How would this facial recognition tech have stopped those two failed bombings?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Actually, you may have proved exactly how safe it is by damaging the protective layer and leaving the main glass unharmed.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I only recently started using Tails myself. I found it to be pretty easy to get going, and the Windows Camouflage mode is fun. I don't see this being a real replacement. Maybe a competitor?
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
You hit the nail on the head here. Most of my family is entirely and strongly anti-education. My brother and I (32 and 29, respectively) were the first and so far only people in our family to ever go to college. My grandparents championed i
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
You just blew my mind. I now want to learn everything I can about algebraic topology.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Let's see some logical refutations before we start with the emotional down votes, you purely logical genius gods of knowledge.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I was an English major in undergrad and grad school and I see these arguments all the time. I learned a great deal in my university career, and much of what I learned in the humanities took real intellectual curiosity, hard work, and deep t
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
Because it's important to feel like you're important. Not having a job, especially being turned down for jobs, can make you feel worthless and unnecessary. It's a terrible place to be.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I can see value here. Personally, I find it extremely difficult to pick up on non-verbal cues. Often someone will make a statement or ask a question that's primarily meant as normal social conversation "Got any plans for Memorial
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
This is amazing. "...I knew I had to make the planet greener." Yes! I love how he saw a problem and just set out to solve it because he knew no one else would. He's a real hacker.
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by zacinbusiness 12y ago
I agree 100% You get people listening to Beats headphones that pump so much bass that they destroy the mid and high end. It's stupid to pay that much money for a decidedly low-end product. Just because it's loud doesn't mean

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