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zajd
10y ago
Reasonable people can read between the lines.
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10y ago
> Ads are responsible for about 20-30% of the malware distribution Do you have a source for this comment?
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zajd
10y ago
What if some of the taxpayers feel it's warranted? Personally I have no problem with them spending time on these types of projects.
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zajd
10y ago
What's so bad about a few people spending some time on a bot to improve inclusivity in the organization? Do you know what 18F competes with? $4000 is literally irrelevant.
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zajd
10y ago
To be fair, he didn't say he was proud of it, he said he enjoyed it.
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10y ago
It also could have something to do with the socioeconomic landscape where a vast majority of individuals simply don't have the means or ability to contribute or even participate.
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10y ago
> Really? What exactly is the compelling problem solved by requiring all short term rentals to have a "check-in" desk? Why shouldn't I be able to rent out my apartment for a few weeks while I go on vacation? Seriously? You
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10y ago
I guess that depends on your definition of too picky? If you want to have a partner that shares similar life values to you and it's not that common amongst the population near you (or willing to come up and ask you out) just rolling th
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10y ago
> This is a complex issue and redistributing money doesn't solve it. Strangely enough, this seems to be the point of view of all the people who have the money. Funny how that works.
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10y ago
Well that's not what native means. Beyond that, the issue isn't that Safari is not implementing HTML5 features fast enough, it's that they are choosing to not implement specific ones in order to protect their platform. You ju
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10y ago
The criticism isn't that they are lagging HTML5 support in iOS(although it would be valid- that's no reason to sue), it's that they are specifically avoiding parts of the implementation to protect their platform. Things like
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10y ago
You don't need snap to build a slider natively. Also interestingly snap is NOT supported when Safari is rendering stuff in a different app, only when you're actually in the Safari App.
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10y ago
It's more that Apple is being very selective about which features to not include. Full screen support? Why would you not have that implemented yet in iOS? Notifications... all of these things lead to the conclusion that this isn't
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10y ago
I could be swayed that iOS is easier to target than some other browsers but Chrome? You can definitely build a slider natively... Maybe the confusion is that Chrome =/= Android Browser
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10y ago
Meanwhile, the rest of the developed world has had this figured out for the past too many decades to count because it would be embarrassing.
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10y ago
I dunno Jack Dorsey, the guy from Just Mayo, Blue Apron, there have been some pretty damning exposes on male CEOs in the tech industry just in the past few weeks. Hell, plenty of valid criticism is made of people like Steve Jobs and Mark Zu
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10y ago
> Things like "Harambe", the "such wow" doge, YouTube shorts, etc. don't make such an indelible impression. Uhh, based on what? The only difference is the nostalgia
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10y ago
Thank you so much for posting that pdf, that really should be posted somewhere on that site because without the context just throwing out "it's git without a staging area" seems like a pretty poor argument. After reading the
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zajd
10y ago
No you should probably accept that racism is part of the human condition and acting like it doesn't exist is about as intellectually riveting as the latest Micheal Bay film.
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10y ago
If you want to ban me for insulting racists than by all means, go ahead. FWIW I didn't make any generalizations about the community, I simply said immigration threads bring out the best in it! Really love that "making a generaliza
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10y ago
Oh I disagree the word racist evokes a pretty emotional response regardless of how many times you use it. 2016 and all that. Just look at how much effort you're putting in to trying to prove what a "real racist" is?
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10y ago
You're the one who asked me what you should call the people that murdered your grandmother because of her race since I'm using the term "racist" too loosely for your taste. I'm saying, call them racists just like th
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10y ago
It'd probably feel less silly if you were able to appreciate the context of posts.
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10y ago
> Unfortunately, that doesn't leave me a good term for the people like the ones that murdered most of my grandmother's family because of their race. This is what you said. Nukes are just a convenient way to eliminate an entire
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10y ago
No to a time where people are murdered simply because of their race. Politicians running for office with 30-40% of the popular vote are calling for nuking countries with no concern for collateral damage... what would you call that?
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It's not an argument because that Koans article is horrible satire that people are trying to pass off as a legitimate argument. I detailed in my post one direct example as to why that post shouldn't be taken seriously. Now, if you
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10y ago
If you don't think a good portion of the right wing in first world countries wouldn't gladly return to that state of affairs maybe you should take a look at the Trump campaign. Facism is alive and well my friend.
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10y ago
> Well, since you started the incivility: you're a complete and utter dingbat. Not every issue is about race. This issue isn't about race. If you think you can have a discussion about immigration in 2016 using a "sensible,
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10y ago
When a white person laments about how much "we've given up" since 1910 it is a racist action. Sorry the truth hurts. It's similar to those that look back on the 50s as a golden age in America. Sure, it's golden if y
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10y ago
The post I was responding too was saying literally nothing about the mongols using mass migration as a technique to weaken economies. It's irrelevant to the point I was making. It doesn't surprise me that most of the people attack
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