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Thanks for the link. >An idea as such cannot be protected until it has been given a material form. And here, in the very first and central assumption, in my opinion, lies the problem. An idea is not a physical object. It does not have t
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>Add me to the list of people that really don't give a damn. And me. There is a lot of value in expressing opinions which go against the grain, even if they are not easily accepted. It's only through honest debate that the truth can be
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Ahem, I meant to write anarchism.
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Food for thought - all law enforcement operates above the law. They all intimidate, kidnap and assault and some of them even kill. A law enforcement officer who operates within the law wouldn't ever raise his fist.
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They say that power corrupts yet we wonder why our security forces are corrupt. They say absolute power corrupts absolutely yet we wonder why the highest leadership commits atrocities. They say that anarchy is disorder but they've never loo
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Maybe because it's effectively free to duplicate said property without depriving the original owner of it? Intellectual property to physical property is apples to uranium. Our economic system is out of date in many aspects and needs an over
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Dragging the box in the tiny thumbnail is a drag (it's a tiny input area for panning around a huge surface). Panning the main image is broken since when the cursor leaves the element, panning stops. Why am I looking at little spinning anima
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We've been using the beta version in a medium-scale e-commerce system and could not be happier! Since the declarations are so simple to write, we've managed to reduce our front-end design costs by over 75% by hiring people who are not capab
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Not to mention that there's eclim for full-scale Eclipse completion and ctags which provides almost the same functionality (though not as intelligently).
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Touche.
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I had a post with most of the same stuff you said saved for after lunch but you beat me to it with a more precise explanation. I haven't touched C in years but it wasn't difficult to understand the code, though a couple of comments would ha
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Vim doesn't write any code for me yet I can still have long function names because of the cutting edge magic of auto-completion.
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I'll give this one a try. (Hetero)(co-coco)(morphism) - Heterosexual chocolate relations.
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>could soar through the clouds with nothing but my own body and some nylon keeping me aloft. For crying out loud, just go skydiving already.
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I recently discovered something interesting. The requirements gathering we do kinda sucks. How often do we bring in end users and watch them use the system as they do? Why do we not trust user input with our code but do with our ears? I rec
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To be fair, I think the veneration is more about working at a company which makes products which are in millions of peoples' conscious minds. Nobody pays attention to ball bearings. Why are we talking about ball bearings? Oooh look, an iPad
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It's funny how just a few years ago Google could seemingly do no wrong. The more I see of life, the more I agree with Stallman's fundamentalist perspective that all software should be free and open. It would prevent these abuses as anyone c
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What is up with people giving Apple credit for everything in this discussion? Darwin is composed of the Mach 3 microkernel, parts of BSD and NeXTSTEP. In other words, the vast majority of the work that has gone into it is not Apple's. It's
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1GB of RAM on a work computer? I'd flat out refuse to do anything until they fork out a whopping £30 to quadruple that.
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>I then reviewed your source and concluded, "I don't think that what you've posted really supports your claim that the WHO finds recreational cocaine usage to be less hazardous than drinking enough to get drunk." That's because he could
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That doesn't indicate neurotoxicity though. Involuntary movements are caused by excess dopamine and are seen in people who use too much L-Dopa (dopamine precursor) for extended periods of time, for example. Interestingly, this effect is blo
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Nice timing with this post. Yesterday my thumb was twitching uncontrollably for half the day due to what looks like RSI and I was wondering what my options were. Thanks for the tip!
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The day I see a coca cola logo on my POST screen is the day I purchase a sledgehammer.
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I'm sorry but what? There are plenty of drugs which are not neurotoxic and are still enjoyable.
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Please show me a study which demonstrates caffeine's neurotoxicity in humans if you're going to make a claim like that. I can only find ones exploring neurotoxicity in rats and at some pretty high doses. Nicotine has only been found to be n
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That's not what's scary to me. What's scary is the number of people in my country's parliment who drink like fish and, more than that, the number of them who drink at lunch. Some of these studies plainly state that behavioral and decision m
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Now all he needs to do is something funny.
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Nothing in his post indicates homosexuality.
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As a counter argument - the best person to know you is you. We all owe it to ourselves to learn how to debug our own bodies and minds. They're all different and achieving mastery of a particular one can only be done by itself. The benefits
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That's actually what meditation is mostly about. With a breathing meditation, you just pull your focus back to your breath every time you get distracted. That's it. All the stuff about having to close your eyes, or sit with your knees behin
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