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catmistake

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    Comment #24951845

    Riveting actor, also, the best male chauvinist ever [1]. RIP you magnificent Bond. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzXkbJwrN38

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    Comment #24585123

    Do you stand on a sled?

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    Comment #24577275

    Some great tips there, but no mention of tires. So much depends on good tires matched to terrain. Sand wants the wide knobby tires all the necks love for urban and rural asphalt, f…

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    Comment #24577237

    How far can one take the GP's hasty generalizations straw man ad hominem argument? Well, pretty far, I guess. Fallacy hat trick! There sure is no accounting for logic at HN. Wow. W…

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    Comment #24566758

    Did you notice GP's hasty generalization wrapped in a straw man? Not to mention the implied ad hominem. Also, the false equivalence of macho = alpha. GP's argument is fallacy upon …

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    Comment #24563332

    I really don't know what you're talking about. But I do recognize a hasty generalization wrapped inside a straw man. Not sure why I'm bothering with your bully's argument. I said R…

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    Comment #24562134

    I think it is far simpler than that. He is macho, and that is popular due to evolution. The meanest monkey has the most offspring, but the meanest monkey has turned into the one no…

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    Comment #24562095

    Not quite right. Rather, either it is adopted by the adult entertainment industry first, then spreads to other spaces like medical applications, or it goes no where.

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    Comment #24494993

    That racists exist is not a valid argument. And you heard it here first, no Republican will see the inside of the Oval Office until maybe 2037, and you have yourself and Trump to t…

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    Comment #24494839

    This administration's xenophobia is really starting to annoy. But the silver lining is that at least President Trump and his supporters have all but guaranteed 16 years of Democrat…

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    Comment #24494757

    Fair enough. May I suggest that it is the depreciation of the family unit that may be causing this. Generally, in my experience, jerks had crummy parents. I don't know the solution…

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    Comment #24494595

    First of all, the complainers do not speak for me, yet they seem to be speaking for everyone, that everyone has this problem because of 24-hour notice of the release of iOS14. Anyo…

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    Comment #24494326

    > about the deaths of millions of people when it comes to environmental destruction You're not getting it. With global environmental catastrophe the concern is not about the deaths…

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    Comment #24395932

    While Homebrew defaults to binary, it can build from source, though it tends to leave behind a bloody mess when it does. MacPorts has excellent housekeeping, which is controlled th…

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    Comment #24393889

    I recommend macports package management system, similar in function to BSD ports collection. Superior to Homebrew, the johnny-come-lately PMS with all the penguinista-style hype th…

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    Comment #24324669

    Those special f/x are really slick. Always nice to see new Terminal development.

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    Comment #24312493

    Ad hominem is not simply an attack; it's disparaging someone to undermine their argument. Which is why it is also fallacy. Attacking the man does not undermine the argument, so the…

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    Comment #24308500

    So in one breath you're saying GR would have appeared quickly if Einstein had not described it, and in the other you're saying he was the legend of his myth and productive his enti…

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    Comment #24303178

    No, I was correct. Ad hominem is an attack. I have not attacked you, and I do not see how you could find ad hominem in my replies. Unfounded paranoia is probably not something you …

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    Comment #24303118

    The specific fallacies you have chosen to employ to attempt support your frail argument are interesting. I have read Special Relativity in translation, it is short enough and there…

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    Comment #24299718

    I disagree as to your opinions, which seem to just disagree for the sake of disagreement. The elements of Special Relativity were around. I stand by the assertion that someone else…

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    Comment #24296337

    I'd also like to point out that Einstein was humble, and the myth of Einstein that developed was not his doing. It was the common man, the everyday people and the press of the time…

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    Comment #24296137

    It is in the ballpark. The point is that Einstein did not pull a rabbit out of his hat, others had thought similar weirdness, and Einstein was aware of it.

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    Comment #24296120

    Shamefully, everything is from Wikipedia, so the citations are there.

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    Comment #24290082

    Fair enough, though I was comparing him to his peers and friends.