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Comment #11208101
I'm as strong a supporter of a citizen's right to encryption as anyone, but I actually think that Mr. Comey's testimony was accurate and forthright, and his framing of the issue of…
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Comment #10361817
From the section you referenced: "He [the President] shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators prese…
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Comment #7994952
I disagree very strongly with your purported equivalence between Karunamon's argument and that of the NSA. My primary problem with the NSA is that they (a) use their position of po…
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Comment #7847924
Did you try it? It gets the 4+6+5 and CVC on the front just right!
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Comment #7729017
> This is a ridiculous stance, in my opinion. > Part of the appeal of libraries is abstracting away implementation details. I want to be able to have foo.h #include a hash table, o…
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Comment #4935114
"The real WTF (that you, me, and the OP probably agree on) is the California initiative process, which forces/allows citizens to act as legislators." I definitely agree with this (…
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Comment #4934822
While your points may be entirely true, in my opinion they are no excuse for failing to make clear the retroactivity of the proposition.
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Comment #3883900
Just a correction: the code is actually perfectly portable. The integer constant 0 is the canonical definition of the null pointer by definition in the standard (See Section 6.2.2.…
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Comment #2326360
Just a note - all radiation levels reported from around the plant are measured in milli(m)/micro(u)-sieverts(Sv) per hour . For comparison, the worldwide average background radiati…
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Comment #2325264
Of course this isn't a feature of the language -- but most implementations (e.g. gcc) technically allow this, if you really, really know what you're doing. For example: http://www.…