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ftvy

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    Comment #23232033

    Completely agree.

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    Comment #23232027

    How would I know that off the top of my head? Do you expect such a local event to always be national news? Edit: https://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+many+police+officers+were+charged+...

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    Comment #23232019

    That was an interesting read. Thank you for the link. Do you happen to know off hand if any investigation was actually pursued to track down the missing coins or money?

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    Comment #23231796

    A private citizen enjoys the right to self-defense, and in cases where killing the assailant is the only means to end the fight and preserve one's life, that is generally held as j…

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    Comment #23231670

    There is precedent for a similar idea that worked well in criminal investigations. A documentary was made about it called Crack House USA https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1991025/ wher…

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    Comment #22874890

    How much of an effect would linking shared / static libraries have on binary size? Would someone writing assembly tend to avoid using external libraries unlike with HLL?

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    Comment #22873048

    I remembered incorrectly. Thanks for the link.

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    Comment #22871334

    It looks like you'd be dereferencing the pointer p, but you'd also need to make sure that what p points to has enough memory.

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    Comment #22871086

    From what I've seen of comedians, they don't appreciate someone talking throughout their set. It is distracting, and it is also insulting to them. (They are paid to perform, and th…

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    Comment #22870907

    When I wrote a very primitive UTF-8 library, I really began to appreciate UTF-8's design. For example; the first byte says how many bytes the character requires. At first it was da…

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    Comment #22825617

    SARS was closer to 1999-2000.

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    Comment #22816669

    >If it's not legal, it has to be removed anyway! Isn't that the original intent of section 230? Because these websites couldn't possibly moderate all possible user submissions for …

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    Comment #22816638

    Begs the question: who defines "bad content"?

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    Comment #22674024

    You could say the same thing about airlines, but no one is arguing about whether airlines are a necessary component of the economy. I don't support a bailout for cruise lines, but …

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    Comment #22447412

    The animation compression system really stood out to me as well. It seems back when hardware was the limitation, people had to be literal geniuses to develop games. Now with so muc…

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    Comment #22273382

    At that time, FOX was egregious about copyright claim to anything. They worked to take anything offline that was not official, hence licensed. I remember going to fan sites back th…

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    Comment #22121881

    Most terrorists in the world happen to be brown (and really just because it's the majority race).

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    Comment #22121846

    There isn't any, but that doesn't mean I appreciate the USA PATRIOT Act or other likewise extra-Constitutional, domestic surveillance BS.

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    Comment #22110529

    >what's the deal with showing an advertisement for the same result that's number one? They paid for the ad. They probably leave it up as first organic results because some people t…

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    Comment #22089756

    It's an observation, not a statement of fact. >large-scale issues Oh, so since this is an isolated phenomenon that it is your preference to ignore this as evidence for your cause b…

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    Comment #22089485

    I am certain that someone would have noticed this happening before. Maybe it is a symptom of climate change. Instead of ice being dammed up earlier in the river, it moves further d…

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    Comment #21966492

    I'd say that this is good advice for a lot of problems one faces in life.

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    Comment #21952536

    It is very insulting to expect that the experience of working in a factory or mining environment will translate at all as skills necessary for programming.

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    Comment #21748808

    This exchange was an enjoyable read. C was designed for portability because they had those PSP computers or whatever they were but the problem is that each had its own unique archi…