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by anonymous 13y ago
What's the point? It is not like they will actually delete your data.
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by anonymous 13y ago
> implying 4chan is one person
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by anonymous 13y ago
Person says overly angry thing on the betweentubes Yeah, stop the presses. If commenting online and especially on places like 4chan has taught me anything, it's that anonymity lets people vent their emotions in ways they never would
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by anonymous 13y ago
I actually agree with him, but I'd word it somewhat differently: Rules and legislation are made for a reason. Before you break a rule for your own self-interest or due to your own beliefs, make an as big an effort as you can to imagine
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by anonymous 13y ago
As the old adage goes: NEVER EVER build your business as completely dependent atop a Microsoft product. Or if you must, expect to go out of business at some point. In the 21st century, you can replace Microsoft with Google or Facebook or wh
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by anonymous 13y ago
My opinion is that we're not sure how the social dynamics will change with a guaranteed basic income, so making predictions like this is not really constructive. I favour the experimental approach - roll it out and then follow through
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by anonymous 13y ago
I have done all of that, except tried different ships. I only played with the starting ship, on hard difficulty, because I wanted to finish the main game before trying the extra modes. Yes, I have maxed out dodge and shields. I have actuall
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by anonymous 13y ago
Too bad the unfair, uncontrollable, unmitigateable randomness turns this otherwise excellent game in a poor joke. There is no planning you can do, since every shop is random and there is nothing you can do if the game just decides to spawn
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by anonymous 13y ago
I'm more interested in why employees don't band together to game the system and ensure a given outcome, then split the winnings. Like a sort of a pyramid scheme - you and a buddy agree that this quarter it will be you who gets pro
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by anonymous 13y ago
All of these things, including the int division "thing" are present in python 2.7 already. For division, you need to import it: from __future__ import division And then dividing numbers works a bit more logical (well I th
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by anonymous 13y ago
In my view, if you actually do 8 hours of work in a single day regularly, meaning you perform a physical action which is directly attributable to your work description for a total of at least 8 hours every day for at least 5 days in a row,
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by anonymous 13y ago
I highly suspect that impersonating someone online fall foul of the CFAA.
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by anonymous 13y ago
If I am not mistaken, I personally maintain at least 3 distinct identities on the net. I think I might have more than that, one-off accounts made with a one-off email for some site that I've forgotten. And I make VERY certain to never
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by anonymous 13y ago
"Chinese Restaurant Syndrome" is real though. Or rather I personally can't eat most things at chinese restaurants and this article was the first time I heard that this is actually a named thing, i.e. this is the first time I
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by anonymous 13y ago
Indeed you can https://github.com/lihaoyi/macropy
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by anonymous 13y ago
You took the metaphor explaining a part of the original argument, not the argument itself, a metaphor used to illustrate the argument better, a metaphor that was just there to make a point clearer, then you expanded it needlessly and painfu
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by anonymous 13y ago
I think your first two points are mostly trivial to address - put a board going beneath all the steps and add a handrail. The bed seems a poor idea to me too though. Maybe if it were just for one person or if you used a futon that you'
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by anonymous 13y ago
Kind of offtopic, but it really grinds my gears when a site is perfectly functional without javascript, but then it has a noscript element blocking you from reading it. I know how to hide the noscript element. Even if it's not a noscri
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by anonymous 13y ago
A more likely explanation is that the author frankly doesn't give a damn about such restriction.
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by anonymous 13y ago
Why not this: You book a flight. Then when the day of your departure comes, an armoured van with 3 paramedics, 15 SWAT officers, a dog unit and a team of anaesthesiologists come to your house, put you to sleep, load you in a crate, then you
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by anonymous 13y ago
Actually you maybe don't even need the key. I don't know what algorithm Adobe used to encrypt these passwords, but for most standard ones it holds that if you have two encrypted messages A' and B' corresponding to plain
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by anonymous 13y ago
I wasn't trolling. It feels positively deranged. Like having all numbers be written in Roman numerals for instance. I don't get your point about Fortran. Deeply flawed languages have existed for a long time?
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by anonymous 13y ago
I'm a youngish carefree man and I fucking hate DST. In the summer everybody switches to going to work one hour earlier and, unfortunately, that perfectly screws with my sleeping habits. In the winter, I naturally get up on time to arri
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by anonymous 13y ago
I would like to point out that the modern way to er.. "sidestep" the windows activation process on a UEFI system is to simply install a new bootloader. This is accomplished simply by writing a compiled EFI program to the EFI boot
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by anonymous 13y ago
Probably the site is under load, but I loved that when I clicked on "features", I got back an Error 500 - Internal Server Error.
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by anonymous 13y ago
So then isn't the sustainable option to grow until you can, then leave the last stages of "grow, crash, burn" to some fool and then start the exact same company but with a different name (i.e. RougeChapeau) and recapture your
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by anonymous 13y ago
Or, since we have enough cores, run both in two parallel threads, keeping the original list read-only.
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by anonymous 13y ago
1-based indexing is insane. In the literal sense. I can kind of conceive of a mind that doesn't run away when introduced to a 1-based language. Some young, inexperienced mind which doesn't understand numbers yet. I cannot at all c
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by anonymous 13y ago
Well you can keep his edit and send the guy a polite message that he ought to cite his sources soon or you'll remove what he added. I mean, at worst you'll just have an article without a citation for a short while, without driving
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by anonymous 13y ago
So could this be the next step in forcing people to leave you good reviews? Set the app up so if you leave a good review there's a 70% chance it will unlock some optional features. You get a ton of good reviews and plausible deniabilit

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