aneth4

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by aneth4 13y ago
I do get your reference. I was a java developer since 1996. 2000 was 13 years ago and ruby is far older than Java was then, so hardly a valid comparison. I am a ruby developer and ruby is dog slow.
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by aneth4 13y ago
I call bullshit. It's almost impossible to argue that the public benefit of Groklaw is outweighed by the risk of the site receiving emails that will be exposed. Using the same position, every site on the internet should should shut dow
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by aneth4 13y ago
Sort of takes away from the "power" and "beauty" of the language when you need to dissect your code and understand the runtime to get reasonable performance.
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by aneth4 13y ago
So make an account without personal information. What's the big deal?
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by aneth4 13y ago
I'm not sure why, but the word rubyist always irks me. It strikes me as pompous and egotistical. And I've been a ruby developer for 7 years.
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by aneth4 13y ago
I have no idea what you are trying to say for all Americans, but as an American, I'm pretty sure you're not speaking for me.
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by aneth4 13y ago
This is an excellent example of angry, prudish anti-sexism being sexist. Americans need to get over themselves and recognize that sexuality and attraction are part of what makes life wonderful. Persistent sexual harassment and coercion are
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by aneth4 13y ago
Beautiful project. I agree with others who don't think this will drive conversion - who knows... I would be concerned about reducing conversions though. Unfamiliarity can be scary. One annoyance for me - I can't hit Command-A to s
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by aneth4 13y ago
The resulting code may be the same. The resulting repository and history most certainly are not.
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by aneth4 13y ago
So your making the argument that enough time has elapsed in which the car maker could have fixed the problem. In other words, you are not making an argument supporting publishing freely and immediately. You are implicitly supporting restrai
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by aneth4 13y ago
Personally I have some sympathy for the argument that possessing child porn should not be criminal. There are arguments for this. They satisfy urges and curiosities without victimizing real children. They are documents of abuse that could l
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by aneth4 13y ago
Yes. In the future when child abusers are liberated from political oppression we will look back shamefully on these offensive popups suggesting they seek help.
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by aneth4 13y ago
By the same token, google cares less about child abuse than the competition? Or maybe they just have a different view on when their intervention is appropriate or helpful.
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by aneth4 13y ago
Who's to say malicious people DON'T already have the codes? Clearly Volkswagen and the court believe they do not. I agree that a perpetual ban is not acceptable in this case. Industry should have to fix the situation and the keys
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by aneth4 13y ago
The argument you are making - that the keys are already available - is not being made elsewhere here and is probably untrue. If it were true, there would be no reason to ban this publication nor would it be anything other than folly. Given
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by aneth4 13y ago
I am surprised not to find a single response supporting restraint from publishing these codes. Is this community really that foolish? First, of course if there is a flaw, it should be studied and fixed inasmuch as possible. Reasonable peopl
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by aneth4 13y ago
You represented that TSA treats you like a criminal, which implies a vastly different type of treatment than what actually occurs. TSA have always treated me and everyone I know decently. Airport security is basically the same as it was 30
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New Invention Makes Ocean Water Drinkable(occupycorporatism.com)
1 points by aneth4 13y ago|0 comments
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Electrochemically Mediated Seawater Desalination(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by aneth4 13y ago
I have no idea what The H is, however they seem to have a strong community? Have they tried the "we need money and to rails $50,000 before x or we will shut down" method? That seems to work for many popular sites, where people are
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by aneth4 13y ago
You still don't have control over the UI.... What evidence is there that google will ever stop supporting IMAP? What makes you think another provider is not going to stop supporting IMAP, or stop existing at all? What's so hard ab
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by aneth4 13y ago
Indeed, and I'll repeat: "It's rather clear you have no idea what criminals are treated like."
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by aneth4 13y ago
I don't find the experience of the TSA remotely like being a criminal. It's rather clear you have no idea what criminals are treated like. Generally the TSA x-rays my bags looking for weapons and makes me walk through a metal dete
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by aneth4 13y ago
Are you suggesting everyone write their own email client?
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by aneth4 13y ago
Because filters and labels are so fun to manage.
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by aneth4 13y ago
Why is this always brought up? I fly several times a month. While the TSA is an annoyance and has silly policies, they have always been curteous and efficient. The only consideration I have for the TSA is that I can't bring knives on t
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by aneth4 13y ago
That UCSB review is extremely amusing as is the other one linked. Thank you for those. http://hep.ucsb.edu/people/bmonreal/Null_Physics_Review.html http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~fiski/ouu_revie
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by aneth4 13y ago
I agree it seems like pseudoscience. Actually I did look for information to discredit the theory about a year ago. There appears to be more out there now. At that time I did lose interest after reading about problems with tired light. Regar
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by aneth4 13y ago
At the very least you should probably look at the theory before claiming to discredit it. The "radiation" is lower energy microwaves which are quickly scattered. As for your other questions, these are addressed in the theory. How
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by aneth4 13y ago
I became extremely fascinated by null cosmology, which explains red shift as the result of light losing energy to [background] radiation as it travels. That [background] radiation becomes essential in the cosmological cycle involving the en

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