rds2000

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by rds2000 13y ago
Carried forward, in a court-like environment, or throwing salvos over PR mediums? I take it as a bad smell someone goes the PR route over a lawyer (perhaps a confidential legal threat?) to discuss things privately and settle thing amicably.
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by rds2000 13y ago
1. What part of the article above would be considered hearsay? Aside from the screenshots, it feels the least bit gossipy. 2. Right to confront accusers? This seems extremely one-sided. No one she blames gets to defend themselves, where are
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by rds2000 13y ago
The thing that surprises me is you're a CEO of security company - you don't even go into the subject of my thread. This doesn't befit you. It's true, in USA, we respond to things emotionally, even the best of us sometime
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by rds2000 13y ago
To non-US people: In USA, we have a special sub-type of "office lady", which is the "marketer / enthusiast" twitter troll. The issue is, in other countries, office ladies are happy to just dress professionally and d
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by rds2000 13y ago
The results are predictable. A marketer / evangelist on twitter that survives off validation exploits a loophole in USA's charitable, politically correct culture. She bites more than she can chew, she is copying what she sees in p
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by rds2000 13y ago
> the always popular implication that people who aren't engineers don't matter There is also the popular implication when there is a girl on twitter starting trouble again, they're not coding and trying to claim some form
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by rds2000 13y ago
Females != Feminists Going into a workplace with a feminist agenda is a distraction and problem waiting to happen. Twitter Followers != Engineer https://github.com/nrrrdcore - she didn't even have any code. She
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by rds2000 13y ago
> The quality of open-source typography has massively increased in just the past few years, and it's great to see Intel making its own contribution. The number of free options we have today for well-balanced, full, multi-weight type
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by rds2000 13y ago
I think sometimes something as petty as wanting an ego-trip motivates this post, more so than really caring about disadvantaged people. I feel everyone gets a temporary jolt of validation from being voted up. However, it should be in exch
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by rds2000 13y ago
Why would he. Android is a consumer operating system that has many differences from linux on the server or desktop. Namely, it conceals the inner workings. Forcing people to use Linux sounds antagonizing and like it'd hurt the reputati
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by rds2000 13y ago
Please understand, Sympathy, courtesy, favors and censorship can't substitute the effort to learn programming and build.
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by rds2000 13y ago
I don't want to make personal examples, if you compare the look at the replies to @defunkt's twitter post, the females cheering - who even go so far as to overly call themselves feminists - have basically no engineer cred to speak
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by rds2000 13y ago
What creates a hostile environment for woman is where a sector, made of predominately men is scrutinized with a hysterical "boy who cried wolf" mentality. It's a vicious cycle. 1. First there is a tiny group of feminists, mos
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by rds2000 13y ago
It's a funny joke, I love the name. Change it. A higher standard? How about an individual having backbone and integrity to stand firm, hold the line and not supplicate? I feel this, "Change it.", as if you are some
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by rds2000 13y ago
Dan, even using english as a first language - I have a difficult time articulating this subject. 1. English English is the more topic subject dividing engineers and programmer's from reaching their potential. These are people who are a
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by rds2000 13y ago
This is troll under the guise of charity. It's provocative, distracting and subverting - Introducing a politically sensitive, racially charged, artificial problem. This will incite anger through political correctness. The cause is bogu