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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
God this is so fucking stupid. Can we get the Government to focus on actual problems rather than this bullshit?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Can you elaborate on what you mean by "hijack"?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Probably a lot simpler if you shave your head, no?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I used to drink 1 / day to relax thinking I was alright, because I followed the guidelines, but I saw the effects of drinking even just that little had on both my mental and physical health. It's the consistency that's no bue
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
This is how class actions lawsuits work. They're not meant to completely compensate all the victims, but rather sue the defendant on behalf of all the victims with a single case to efficiently enact a larger punitive financial penalty.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
[-] just hides that branch of the comment tree so that you can ignore it if you want to focus on reading other branches.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
This is so stupid and pointless, all because a few people that over-obsess about essentially inconsequential numbers don't understand how rash generalization is a logical fallacy, so they assume their experiences must be everyone else&
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Maybe due to the fact that on the internet at least, vegans tend to be the preachy moralistic types that call you a monster for eating meat. I don't know about IRL, as I haven't met many people that I know to be vegan, as with mos
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Because page reloads are jarring and discontinuous experiences. They run counter to a good user experience. That's not to say that every SPA is a good user experience, but just that a page reload is not part of the recipe for a good us
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Is it not within the bounds of believability that the same generation that has safe spaces and fears of sauce ( https://www.nytimes.com/2019/03/16/style/snowplow-parenting-... ) on college campuses might a
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
No, but I think we've hit peak news media outlet ...
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Can you show me an example of where and how Google or Facebook "sells your information?" i.e. allows others to view that information?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
This. In addition, I often see people propagate the myth that eating healthy costs more, which couldn't be further from the truth. The reality is that meal preparation and home cooked meals from basic ingredients are some of the health
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
"We've already seen that in XYZ" seems like a really bad argument for disliking something. That's like saying that Game of Thrones shouldn't have been made, since we've already seen a medieval / fantasy sh
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I don't mind the people who want to make the world a better place. I mind the people who want to do so without regard for the consequences and collateral damage of their actions, which can hurt those they think they're trying to h
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I think a lot of it has to do with the original audience being largely composed of the "burn capitalism to the ground" types of folks, who still feel that way, whilst the series itself is showing the negative ramifications of thos
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
"Do or do not. There is no try." ~ Golang master Yoda
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
As someone currently doing backbreaking work, please fork off with this bullshirt. Yeah, I get it, it's mentally tiring and a lot more effort than we see in the video. Cry me a river. Be glad your everything from the waist down doesn&#
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Sounds like a great way to create a huge security flaw for your users and their passwords, or a nifty method by which your attackers can DoS your site. KISS.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
The web developers that think like this are bad at web development, and likely security. Why would anyone trying to brute force your authentication portal care about using your UI?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Yeah, I'm guilty of thinking this way as a patient. I had bursitis issues, but I convinced myself that it was a rotator cuff tear, partly because I didn't know that the bursa were a thing. I was skeptical of PT, but that along wit
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
What's the overlap between techies and San Fran's politicians and politically active individuals who prevent the necessary steps from being taken regarding housing policies? EDIT for clarity: What percentage of those responsible f
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I enjoy the money I saved by not buying an iPhone.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Can you provide a source for that $775 figure? In May alone there were 144,000 illegal immigrants processed by the CBP. That's over $100,000,000 just for one month, which makes me skeptical of that figure off $775 / person being a
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
That's not relevant to anything in this thread. Please stay on topic.
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
A wall would deter people from coming to begin with, which would ease the burden on border patrol facilities, making the whole situation more humane. Let's not belittle these people by pretending that they don't have access to the
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
What makes you believe that the "asylum seekers" are being treated any sort of way due to their ethnicity?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I'm glad we agree ... so with that settled, the Democrats, particularly the progressive wing, will be approving funding for Homeland Security and Border Patrol then, right? No? Oh, right, I forgot we need to keep this humanitarian cris
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
Why do you believe this to be the case?
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by RandomInteger4 7y ago
I'm saying that they're better off in Border Patrol facilities than being repeatedly trafficked across the desert, recycled over and over again to create fake family after fake family for criminals to get into the united states. I

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