unit91

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by unit91 8y ago
> IRC like It's the "like" that is the significant detail here. > You must be 10 years old! I disagree with your assessment therefore I'm stupid? immature? I hope this was an unusually abusive moment for you, and
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by unit91 8y ago
Slack + Slack Helper is 200MB and 0.1% CPU on my machine. Not too bad.
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by unit91 8y ago
If you don't believe in God, why speak so spitefully about him?
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by unit91 8y ago
I have kids and down-voted your comment. Simply because a person has (or might have) the capacity for working overtime doesn't mean this should be a requirement. We're employees, not slaves.
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by unit91 8y ago
Agree with you mostly, though on occasion it's nice to know if my taxes are increasing or decreasing soon, and where most people in my country stand on "Merry Christmas" vs "season's greetings" (whatever that m
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by unit91 8y ago
> Have fewer children...think of yourself as committed to this cause...People will even try to discourage you...Stop looking at them or listening to them. This sounds a lot like a cult religion to me.
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by unit91 8y ago
I was an operator on a weapon system within the last decade that did not use encryption. I was horrified, naturally, but the explanations were: 1. Well, this is rapid deployment, we can't have everything. 2. The enemy here is fairly
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by unit91 8y ago
Been a long time since my Latin days and there's so much nominative/genitive overlap in those words I can't figure it out. "Writings of a fat snake" or something, I don't know. Help? :-)
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by unit91 8y ago
Yeah, they should rename it "Sans Scientifica".
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by unit91 8y ago
Same paragraph, they state: > We’ve found no evidence to support claims of malicious chips or hardware modifications. That's about as good a denial as you'll get from somebody with a lawyer.
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by unit91 8y ago
Agreed. Also lying to your shareholders is illegal, providing additional incentive not to write the press release.
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by unit91 8y ago
> our cities are unlivable false by definition
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by unit91 8y ago
> The meme that man has dominion over Earth has led to us raping and pillaging her. We have done horrible things to our mother. And none of that matters, on your view, because we and the Earth are temporary. You can't have it both
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by unit91 8y ago
> Why do I need to Ultimately Matter to live? I think we're thinking of "unlivable" in two different senses. When I said "belief system is unlivable" I didn't mean you can't agree with it and live. I
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by unit91 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presuppositional_apologetics
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by unit91 8y ago
Have you considered that this belief system is unlivable? Or maybe deep, down inside, you don't actually believe it? If you believed it, and you were consistent, why did you post what you did? If you don't matter (I think you do
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by unit91 8y ago
> Jesus is a human embodiment of God (according to the Council of Nicaea) so he is both himself and his Son. What you've described is called "modalism" (aka "Sabellianism", after a guy named Sabellius) and is tau
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by unit91 8y ago
Really not trying to be rude, but I do think it's worth pointing out that nothing you said except "God sends his own son down to ultimately sacrifice himself" is what Christians believe. This is not the story of Christ. Mayb
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by unit91 8y ago
Undisputed and lamentable. I just didn't see it coming in paragraph 2 of a NY Times editorial on teenage sleep habits.
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by unit91 8y ago
> Anyone who talks about sleep as if it’s some kind of inconvenience and getting less of it is a virtue should be challenged. These people are dangerous. This statement was bizarrely totalitarian. I actually agree with the fundamental p
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by unit91 8y ago
Too far.
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by unit91 8y ago
Headline should be "Voice Configurator -- Alexa skill to configure by voice."
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by unit91 8y ago
Doubtful. Historically, spice trade has played a major role in nation-building. Still does. One example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spice_trade
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by unit91 8y ago
Not really. That would be true if the tariffs were on all imported goods, from all locations. In this case, it just encourages businesses to look at other cheap markets (Vietnam, Mexico, Bangladesh, etc.), hence China's anxiety.
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by unit91 8y ago
> To that end, he shows us places around the world — from a garbage city in Cairo to an urban park in Helsinki, from the underground tunnels of Tokyo to a traffic median in Newcastle, England... So if I don't know where those places
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by unit91 8y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines strikes again!
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by unit91 8y ago
ITU IMT-2020, though I can't seem to find the actual text. Secondary sources: https://news.itu.int/5g-update-new-itu-standards-network-sof... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5G
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by unit91 8y ago
> I really enjoyed reveal but it's just completely absurd that for every presentation I have, I have a copy of revealjs intermingled with my slides and their assets. Disagree. I see this is a feature, because: 1. I've given p
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by unit91 8y ago
> thinking it was a reference to a genie in a bottle that would spit out a startup name for you I thought the exact same thing. I was surprised when it asked me to type in a name. Wary of what would happen next, I used the name of a co
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by unit91 8y ago
FB slogan, Valley mindset. Lest we forget, many in the Valley have worked at FB, want to work at FB, or want to be FB.

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