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Arizhel

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    Comment #14457838

    I agree that trying to convince everyone to not drink and drive isn't likely to be successful, it's just that I thought from your comment that you were saying that you got drunk an…

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    Comment #14457314

    You could just not get drunk...

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    Comment #14455743

    Professional musicians these days earn their living by going on tour and selling concert tickets and merchandise (esp. T-shirts). The biggest ones are quite profitable, and the con…

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    Comment #14455554

    Taken as a whole, sure, but all those things you refer to in a browser are components, probably developed by different teams or even reused by entirely separate projects. By that m…

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    Comment #14454815

    >It's absolutely possible to have kids and a happy relationship, just as... Oh, I completely agree it's possible . Plenty of people do. But what are the odds that you'll achieve th…

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    Comment #14453733

    Both you and your dad sound like complete assholes to be throwing that term around, esp. when all I did was ask a question. Of course, your dad is a cop, so being an asshole is nor…

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    Comment #14453617

    It's not going to be enough, that's why. Sure, you can work more right now to try to save up money, but making 30% more money now isn't remotely enough to make up for how much thos…

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    Comment #14453408

    I fail to see what the problem is. If you don't like their service, then switch to a competitor, or just set up your own git server. It's like this for any vendor: if you don't lik…

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    Comment #14453336

    I love how there's still no response on this question.

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    Comment #14452878

    >But there are a lot of people who build their own special purpose devices, Those are called "hobbyists". >and all the alpha/beta testing happens with manually soldered hardware, s…

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    Comment #14449706

    In the days of the Slant-6, cars never got to 300k miles unless they had ridiculously meticulous maintenance. Detroit cars were lucky to get to 100k without falling apart. These da…

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    Comment #14449690

    OK, but that still doesn't explain why it's a "spectacularly bad idea" for police/DA to not bother prosecuting in cases like this. What exactly are they supposed to do when they do…

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    Comment #14448902

    >So yeah, it happens; it's just a spectacularly bad idea for the police to do it. If they hadn't declined to file charges, my friend and another murder victim would probably still …

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    Comment #14448659

    Soldering? Soldering for electronics is almost all automated now, and with most electronics being surface-mount it's mostly done by stenciled solder paste and reflow. The exception…

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    Comment #14447437

    Commercial construction sustainably employs a lot of people (and commercial buildings last a minimum of 50 years). HVAC installation and repair sustainably employs a lot of people.…

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    Comment #14445544

    Most of the jobs you're talking about are absolutely useless to people in foreign nations. People in China don't care about your child protection case workers, health care workers,…

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    Comment #14445493

    Building houses is a "more-or-less one-time event" too by your logic. I don't see the construction industry evaporating any time soon. In addition, as someone else said, there's a …

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    Comment #14443029

    Me too; this is the first I've heard of it. I guess I never scrolled down enough to see it.

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    Comment #14442809

    In Europe or Canada, they don't have the insanely-high healthcare insurance costs that Americans have.

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    Comment #14442677

    All the jackets I've ever had have a zipper in front. You zip them up, and wind doesn't get in. It's far more protection than a silly little piece of silk cloth tied around your ne…

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    Comment #14426584

    I have a terrible time with work because of distractions, but the noise pollution in a city doesn't bother me much at all. Loud motorcyclists are a pain, but it helps to live in pl…

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    Comment #14424694

    >If a car is approved in one EU country, it’s approved in all. If a car is denied in one EU country, it is denied in all. Huh? How does that work? What happens if Germany denies th…

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    Comment #14422046

    USB-C can only handle 60W, and maybe 100W with certain cables, according to the spec. That's not enough for high-end workstation laptops. And honestly, pumping 5A through those tin…

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    Comment #14421636

    >Unlike IE and FireFox and Safari it comes from a company that is notorious for wanting to know everything about you. That's not true. Microsoft has now gotten into the spying busi…