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TheGateKeeper
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Comment #4854451
It's almost like he didn't have a tech literate editor to fix his fuckups.
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Comment #4854448
Buggy or no, Ext3 is still the better option for linux when doing network shares for other operating systems since it's pretty transparent anyways.
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Comment #4799573
Given your anecdotes, what do they have to do with the statement you're quoting? It really seems out of context.
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Comment #4780158
Maybe not, but enough to keep their robots in repair and enough for themselves who own them to have a home/food of their own wouldn't go amiss.
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Comment #4780068
So racist. Got it.
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Comment #4767529
It's what's called a defect such as when a system doesn't perform as expected. Sorry. No amount of emotionally supported bullshit is going to change facts.
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Comment #4763511
Phobia? Hardly. You don't call an ftp client and ssh client do you? Likewise you would and should never call a man a woman, unless you're tying to insult him and vice versa. It's c…
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Comment #4752644
Self identification is a ridiculous concept if it's not based on fact. They put people in the nut house for proclaiming they're a farm animal or Teddy Roosevelt.
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Comment #4721652
It's only an assault on those individuals and organizations that want to infringe on users privacy. I see absolutely nothing wrong with keeping the general public informed (mandato…
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Comment #4709779
So releasing employees from their ahem employ is mistreatment? These kids need to stick their noses back in their schoolwork.
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Comment #4701413
I would say that's entirely reasonable. There's no reason to dump on more laws to try and enforce (and poorly I might add) already existing laws.
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Comment #4668850
People have fought over meaningless things since the dawn of time. The crusades come to mind in that respect.
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Comment #4666611
and for the automated, try this: (echo "open rainmaker.wunderground.com";sleep 1;echo "\r";sleep 1;echo "nyc";sleep 1;echo "x";) | telnet
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Comment #4649399
You should be running your own in-house anyways.
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Comment #4641296
That's the problem right there. Do you really need something more than an html/php/js/css web browser?!
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Comment #4640755
If you want to talk about problems, let's talk about plugins themselves. They're horrible and should never have been created. Hell, even they were a response to horrible websites w…
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Comment #4640742
As plane-Jane as can be sounds absolutely great for text piping etc.
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Comment #4639172
> to stem the rampant truancy devastating the school's funding So truancy is a part of lack of funding? There's something wrong with that picture. Texas needs to fix that issue bef…
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Comment #4639165
If someone is actively trying to be a mitm and injecting things into your connection - you have far far worse problems than corrupted software.
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Comment #4620294
I for one think it's great you're doing updates quickly and often as things come up that warrant pushing updates in the first place. Keep up the good work. This looks like a nifty …
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Comment #4591562
What an insulting question. Of course I asked them - I'm not going to fire off that statement without checking with them.
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Comment #4590583
> Maps, however, is crucial to most people that use an iPhone Citation please. Nobody I know uses google maps, even when we travel (which is a lot).
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Comment #4582427
For people, yes. For government, it should be mandatory. The government's military? Sometimes.