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by perfTerm 11y ago
Who said anything about ranchers? Where do you come up with this presumption about ranchers based on gps simple "poachers are shitty"? This is an article about poachers, thus the comment talking about poachers.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Yea it may be worded odd but I'm all for it and was very happy to see the announcement even if it won't be mandatory for all students (which is nice in some ways for the teachers and students both I think).
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by perfTerm 11y ago
On the day to day level I'd say certain subjects might be more applicable to this sentiment than others. For instance, sexual education where the results can be life changing. But as for computer science, like regular science, it will
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Hmm, well I absolutely agree with the hoop jumping, and while yes no one has ever shared an iPhone executable with me (although they could and I could run it without any sort of license without jailbreaking), I've really been pretty co
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Hmm, I don't really think its off by much, especially in Westernized nations where practically every thing is governed by contracts, regulations and legalese. And especially at a management level. You allocate resources to accomplish t
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Yea I was working for a company for a very short period which was focused on autonomy. The texts, emails, and slack messages as early as 7, as late as midnight, on saturday, on sunday. It drove me crazy to say the least as someone who, iron
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by perfTerm 11y ago
I remember liking molokai as well but now I'm using solarized dark at work across terminal, vim, and intellij and php storm which is alright. It took some fiddling to get right though.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Hmm, I learned a bit about something I didn't know I didn't know much about. And then through the comments I learned a bit more. I'd say that's exactly why I come here :)
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by perfTerm 11y ago
I'm sure if you do it safely that's fine, but boy does that look dangerous to me. Awesome feat for anyone, really pretty unbelievable for a 14 year old.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
I think parent meant the Italian system of goverment and their society. It wouldn't make sense to imbide the intrinsic qualities of something as large as the Italian nation as a whole into their citizens at birth.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
So he might expect Linus to listen to his opinions on the end user experience, but maybe not to his opinions on how it should be implemented technically? Would that be fair. I'm pretty sure giving people the time of day is an admirable
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by perfTerm 11y ago
I really wanted to read this but for some reason it doesn't resize for mobile unfortunately. I'll have to bookmark it. It may also possibly be my phone which is not on its best legs.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
If Legacy of Ashes, a history of the CIA, is any sort of indicator (and it is as a factual history of the CIA), the CIA has been (and probably still is) an absolutely inept institution with a tremendous amount of incompetance. I'm not
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Yea, and you're also a software engineer judging by your profile. Lets not pretend what we experience is the same as the average American experience.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
As a layman reading about this plane for years and years and years it almost seems like the military would have had better results stacking the 400 billion dollars up in 5inch stacks and strapping it to the soldiers as body armour at this p
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Possibly not if they're solar or hybrid powered, fuel efficient, and have large enough fuel stores. A plane recently flew around the entirety of the earth without stopping so it's certainly conceivable to fly half way around the p
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by perfTerm 11y ago
This is totally true, but in a world where there are tens of thousands of products in our supermarkets alone, sometimes I prefer an easy subconcious choice. If Old Spice deodorant works, and I got there because of an advertisement that play
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Yea I'm working for a company focused on "autonomy" at the moment. What this has resulted in is calls at all different times of day and night, and an in inability to get questions answered during normal working hours. The cal
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Hahaha I don't usually laugh at jokes about Grandma's passing but that got a good chuckle out of me.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Has every old person you've ever met been old, senile, and unable to do anything useful? My Grandma walked to the supermarket the morning of the night she passed and was totally lucid for the entirety of her years.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Hmm, I went to a festival and stayed up at least two nights in a row plus the three days. On the third day we got on this little tiny plane to get back to the main airport and everyone and I just conked out. Same thing in the taxi on the wa
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Why wouldn't you be able to use your theoretical identity card only where you wanted? I don't show my id when I buy toilet paper, and neither would I to post on reddit.
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Well that's obvious but literally breaking every law in every country would be literally impossible. It's like this guy at work who always says "verbage". It just grinds certain peoples gears when people use words inco
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by perfTerm 11y ago
It's super interesting that the speed of light is exactly 282,xyz (can't remember) miles per second. What're the chances? I'm just unable to comprehend the idea that a fundamental universal constant could be an exact w
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by perfTerm 11y ago
A solution for identity doesn't necessarily imply a lack of anonymity on the entire internet. It sure would be nice to not have to update so many payment details after a card number gets stoken though. Last time my card was stolen I ha
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Yea I'm pretty conflicted about my opinion of that remote On the one hand it's simple, it's sleek, and it works. On the other hand it's so small it gets lost all the time, typing is awful, and for a while when I was gett
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by perfTerm 11y ago
You can though. When someone says raising tobacco taxes will increase government coffers by X, they're effectively levying that tax primarily on lower and lower middle class families since those communities are more likely to smoke cig
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by perfTerm 11y ago
And even if I have nothing to hide why can't I fear for potential whistle blowers, journalists, or activists? It's a shame that we love to boil incredibly complex issues down into simple platitudes. You find it on facebook, on the
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Is the medical community allowed to embrace something for which we as a society don't really know any of the long term consequences? Will these candy flavored vaporizers get more kids addicted to nicotine? Do people consume more nicoti
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by perfTerm 11y ago
Rich people are far less likely to smoke, and when they do they don't smoke enough to make up for the imbalance so this is by its very definition a regressive tax policy that affects lower class communities the hardest. And I'm ju

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