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by zcdziura 12y ago
Absolutely horrible and disgusting. I don't care if this woman is a psychopath, she tortured and eventually killed her child. She deserves to be put down.
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by zcdziura 12y ago
I think the author is trying to say that we should build products on top of established, open standards. Or, where applicable and within reason, we should integrate them into our product. Allows our users to more easily integrate our produc
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Staples also makes a TON of money from their Printing Centers. I worked at one for a few months as I was finishing up my undergrad. The money they make in that department EASILY carries the rest of the store. Even though they've been i
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by zcdziura 12y ago
/etc/shadow would be a good example of storing sensitive information (kind of).
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by zcdziura 12y ago
It is, however, the government's job to look after its citizens as a whole, and act with their best intentions. While there's always a debate to be had about whether government ACTUALLY acts for the greater good of its citizens, o
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by zcdziura 12y ago
We have to remember that the NFL, after everything is said and done, is a business. They want to make money any way they can. A great way to do that is by having its teams score lots of touchdowns. But not just any touchdowns: passing touch
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by zcdziura 12y ago
It's actually quite funny to see this "in the wild". My parents have a two-year-old Golden Retriever that they've had since he was eight weeks old. From a very young age, he mastered the "puppy face" that melts
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by zcdziura 12y ago
I don't understand how people can remain calm and soldier on in academia, despite abuse from professors. I personally have a real problem interacting sensibly with people, never mind authority figures, who don't reciprocate respec
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by zcdziura 12y ago
I really like listening to Richard Feynman because not only is the man a genius, but he explains concepts very well. That, and his accent is humorous. It's the little things.
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Which itself is the straight version of the dating app Grindr. Oh this circle which we've come about...
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Wrong thread, friend. =P
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by zcdziura 12y ago
When it comes right down to it, people hate change. "It still works, so why change it!?" is a popular saying among most users. You're right, though. In this case, there definitely had to be an update to Apple's charging
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Just for legacy sake, it probably wouldn't make sense to switch the meaning of 'int' in Rust to 'uint', whilst creating a new type 'sint' to emulate the old meaning of 'int'. Legions of up-and-co
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by zcdziura 12y ago
What makes you think that it isn't already?
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by zcdziura 12y ago
I'm genuinely curious what you mean by "leaving the cruft in". I haven't been following the release discussions very closely, so I don't know exactly what "crufty" things there are in the language/sta
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by zcdziura 12y ago
I work on Z-Series IBM mainframes, and that's exactly how z/OS works with data sets (read: files).
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by zcdziura 12y ago
My current employer offered a 10 week training course on mainframes and COBOL programming, which I happily took. Because of the impending talent gap in the area of mainframes, I see them coming back in the public mindset in a pretty big way
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Where others see "fragmentation", I see "choice".
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by zcdziura 12y ago
That's genius.
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by zcdziura 12y ago
The moment that Libertarianism becomes a viable political movement is the day they decide on what it is that they stand for. And when I say "political movement", I mean Party. As it stands, they're far too spread out in their
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Even in a business setting, there are ways to "stand out" in how you dress. As I'm typing this now, working at my 9-5 business casual job, I'm wearing a bright pink collared shirt with a striped bow tie. Why? Because I l
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by zcdziura 12y ago
Perhaps this is an unpopular opinion that I hold, but I don't feel that it is the company's responsibility to dictate to their users how they should use the company's product (within reason, of course). Now, bullying and cybe
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by zcdziura 12y ago
The MUD featured in this article, Achaea, I used to play as well way back in the day. I moved on to its sister game, Lusternia, where I met quite a few friends which I still remain in contact with to this day. It's a shame how modern g