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by blots 12y ago
My husband uses ladies restrooms regularly, because that's where the baby change tables are.
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by blots 13y ago
It's definitely better then not open source, but still I'd love to know more about those "world's best" developers and who pays them. Open source is the necessary but not the sufficient condition. It needs to be rev
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by blots 13y ago
It's not exactly him. In my experience most Russians are homophobic to the core, unless they know some LBGT personally.
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by blots 13y ago
But who does inspect it, not me for sure. So, how safe actually is Linux? And how safe is any distribution?
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by blots 13y ago
Why, even the Spiegel article says right at the beginning that it's just playing with words for the sake of elections: "But for this change of course to be more than just an election ploy, the government should however advocate a
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by blots 13y ago
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/medicine_01
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by blots 13y ago
Reminds me very much of this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Purge Well, as a possible consequence.
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by blots 13y ago
Oh no, the people with ideas are the more dangerous. People with guns might kill a few people, but people with ideas can influence a lot more people.
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by blots 13y ago
So, where can you sign up as an open source / creative commons artist? There are a lot of great hobby artists, but who will introduce the artists to the projects?
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by blots 13y ago
Whenever I see photos of suffering children in a political context for me it is the "look at those poor children, clearly the [opposing group] are poor evil" argument. Which is not about the children anymore, it's about diverting your atten
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by blots 13y ago
What's more despicable about killing children than about killing people of other ages? Yet it's the children that are frequently used for political arguments. And that is disgusting. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children%27s_interests_%28
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by blots 13y ago
Here in Germany I saw people up to 26 years old being referred to as adolescents. That's the typical age when you're done with the university.
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by blots 13y ago
I doubt that parents abusing their kids or the kids being abused are even aware that some people would think of the relationship as abusive. What if it's just verbal bullying? And I suppose it's mostly psychological abuse. Maybe when the ch
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by blots 13y ago
Oh yes. Even with documentaries which should usually be better researched there is so many inaccuracies on the subjects I do know something about that I'm careful to remind myself that the stories on subjects I don't know about are probabl
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by blots 13y ago
I don't have TV at home and don't read any news online, except maybe once a month while procrastinating. I rarely find anything that really concerns me there and if I do I usually skip right to the comments for the broader range of opinions
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by blots 14y ago
> It doesn't have anything to do with financial security. Look, if your man is spending three months worth of salary on a piece of shiny rock, he is exercising poor financial judgment and that is a signal against future financial securi
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by blots 14y ago
What if depression is the evolutionary solution to overpopulation?
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by blots 14y ago
I suppose you could use that for stylistic effect. Like a change of mood in the story, or a changed attitude of the character.
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by blots 14y ago
> By the way, being able to publish is especially necessary to receive public funding in the first place. Being published in Nature gives you bonus points when it comes to funding. Which I don't quite understand, cause Nature is like th
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by blots 14y ago
My professor argued that keeping even publicly funded research and data behind paywalls will keep at least some of the people who have no idea about the scientific method from doing dangerous nonsense with it. I don't share this opinion.
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by blots 14y ago
Yes, "to share the media's/state's opinion", forgive my bad english.
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by blots 14y ago
Unfortunately, the public is being continuously brainwashed by the state controlled media to share their opinion.
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by blots 15y ago
What about all the smileys? Does that account for the 34%?
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by blots 15y ago
This video illustrates his progress much better then the original thread. Could you do the same thing for this guy: http://conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?t=114449
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by blots 15y ago
I have had a similar experience. I don't mind at all if they talk about the best way to catch a girl at the next party or how cool it would be to hide the word penis in the final version of their thesis. But I can't participate in that talk
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by blots 15y ago
That there is death penalty at all is already pretty barbaric and outdated.
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by blots 15y ago
That's a very inspiring story. My experience with my parents was quite the opposite. Whenever I would ask for help they'd present me with a heap of arguments why I shouldn't "waste my time on this stuff" and even try to stop me. I finally c
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by blots 15y ago
It already happened that Cisco IronPort has blocked legitimate sites, like www.rp-photonics.com, and from the service desk reply I got it appeared that this was not the only case. Of course one gets used to go around the blocks with proxies
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by blots 15y ago
My university blocks your site: Based on your corporate access policies, this web site ( http://gamesbyemail.com/WoodTape/Default.htm ) has been blocked because it has been determined by Web Reputation Filters to be a security threat to
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by blots 15y ago
Wave-particle duality is even observable with larger molecules: http://link.aps.org/doi/10.1103/PhysRevLett.88.100404

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