h4pless

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by h4pless 9y ago
So, not to be a troll, but can anyone actually vouch for the legitimacy of this? I don't really doubt it's legitimacy, and it's nice to think that gender is not just a psychological spectrum but a biological one too, but this
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by h4pless 9y ago
Okay so first off, the educated people in this country don't care about this stuff. I stopped reading a few sentences in because it was clear the author had some vendetta against the company. People don't just attempt to crucify b
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by h4pless 9y ago
All this and I still can't use Screenhero on Ubuntu? Way to destroy a useful platform for the open source community, Slack.
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by h4pless 9y ago
So what? I still got a 500 error while trying to process an order and when I refreshed - sold out. "60% of the time - it works every time" is only good for Panther scented cologne. 12,900,000 / second - WOW. Too bad the reque
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by h4pless 9y ago
It's all available on their price list under Machine Learning. https://cloud.google.com/pricing/list
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by h4pless 10y ago
Since when has a company enforcing their TOS been discussion worthy? Their content policy clearly outlines what is considered "Unwelcome Content" and it seems like the majority of the alt-right thread would be classified as "
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by h4pless 10y ago
I know this is beside your point and not to be the Coloradan in the room, but has she tested the efficacy of marijuana to ease her pain? I'm not a doctor, which is who she would want to talk to first, but from my understanding, pot is
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by h4pless 10y ago
When you're responsible for everything, the weight of the world is on your shoulders at all times. When you're a cog in an accepted system, you aren't singled our for your inefficiencies . Perhaps less gratitude for being a b
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by h4pless 10y ago
I have no idea what publications they're referring to in this article, but here's what you probably came to read: Article: [Fat, sugar cause bacterial changes that may relate to loss of cognitive function]( http://oregon
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by h4pless 12y ago
I think you hit the heart of my concern, even with access to the law, most people need a lawyer to translate the laws into something that can be understood. Not to mention that the comments to the article prove that when many see one case w
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by h4pless 12y ago
My biggest problem with this? As a resident of Colorado, I have never heard of this law. The article suggests that the law was passed like many Colorado criminal statutes exclusively in the state house, never being asked for, voted on, or n
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Is Michael Clasen first person charged under new revenge porn law?(blogs.westword.com)
2 points by h4pless 12y ago|4 comments
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by h4pless 12y ago
You're likely not in the minority by being in the group that would look at this case and think, what a load of nonsensical bullshit, this obviously is contrary to justice and is harming everyone much more than the original "offend
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by h4pless 12y ago
In regards to Beats' profits, I believe Beats, much like Apple, is a brand who's value is pinned largely to the guy who's at the head of the ship. With Apple, people knew that Steve Jobs had amazing stylistic and functional t
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by h4pless 12y ago
Yeah, honopu and kilburn got it right. My understanding is that transfer measurements are the maximum amount of data your instance can serve up in a month, while bandwidth is the speed at which it can do it. Its like downloading a 1 GB file
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by h4pless 12y ago
I notice that Linode talked a good bit about their bandwidth and included outbound bandwidth in their pricing model which DO does not. I wonder if DO has a similar model or if transfer capacity the only thing you have control over.
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by h4pless 12y ago
The complexity for income tax law stems from tax breaks. There are all these different ways for people to pay less in taxes, but each rule for paying less has its own set of instructions and there are criminal and monetary liabilities for f
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by h4pless 12y ago
Just going to throw this out there... Amendment IV The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon
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by h4pless 12y ago
I really know nothing about how android works so excuse me if this is a stupid/impossible idea, but I wonder if someone could make an app-vetting app. The issue seems to be that you have to give these applications their permissions so
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by h4pless 12y ago
I'm not sure about New York but in many states, the victim has no say whether or not charges are pressed against the defendant. It's usually at the sole discretion of the District Attorney. That being said, this is hardly a triabl
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by h4pless 12y ago
So you already know what you're doing when it comes to code, you know how to learn the things you don't know on your own, and the classes offered by your school don't interest you: don't study computer science. The one t
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by h4pless 13y ago
So swap out synthetic diamond for cubic zirconia for the analogy. Synthetic diamond and geological diamond aren't priced so differently because of their chemical composition. The way they're made is an integral part of what define
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by h4pless 13y ago
I feel that using the term "wine" is misleading considering it is not made from fermented grapes. Not to mention that wine is one of those things that has a touchy-feely side and this system has none of the romance that many would
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by h4pless 13y ago
Not to nitpick or anything, but the first example on the site shows a bar chart with the example code being: <img src="//api.chartspree.com/bar.svg?Foo=1,1,2,3,5"> However the actual embedded code for the exam
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by h4pless 13y ago
Strange. I have noticed a decline in job offers since the internet grew out my beard, I wonder what may account for the discrepancy? http://i.imgur.com/IfvPIZD.jpg
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by h4pless 13y ago
Bing's video search with the SafeSearch turned off is probably the best porn search engine/browser on the internet. I'm guessing the OP was looking for porn. At least that's what I'm usually doing with it. Now why w
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by h4pless 13y ago
Well I supposed that was my underlying question. I understand that Google has taken the position where they're effectively holding the patents in good faith, but my question is if it would be beneficial for them to open license them so
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by h4pless 13y ago
Would it be outrageous to ask them to slap an MIT (or equivalent) license on some of the 51,000+ patents that they hold that are somewhat "expected behaviors" these days and aren't critical to their infrastructure? In my mind
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by h4pless 13y ago
I wonder if the use of this technology by a paid webcam model on a client would constitute prostitution. Or what the social ramifications would be of having an omegle/chat-roulette style chat system where people could have sex with ano
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by h4pless 13y ago
Car radios are generally designed so they can be used without having to look at them. Sure they have displays, but they almost always have a tactile design that allows them to be operated by touch and sound without having to take your eyes

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