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jason-phillips
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Comment #47656588
> it's seemingly impossible to have a single thread about something like this that isn't almost entirely negative or political bickering After the resurrection of Twitter, the cons…
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Comment #45686930
No, I just don't live around any of you people. I have copious amounts of freedom, including free speech. You get the society/government/neighbors that you deserve.
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Comment #45685339
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Comment #45685308
I got pulled aside because I absentmindedly showed them my concealed carry permit, not my driver's license. I told them I was a consultant working for their local government and wa…
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Comment #45685287
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Comment #45269003
I used to swim with alligators in the bayou when I was a kid in the 1980s. They're not so bad.
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Comment #43894960
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Comment #43788076
Not once in the article does Mark say social media is over.
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Comment #43690456
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. But if you must, abstract for good time.
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Comment #43690202
> People have been struggling with securing against SQL injection attacks for decades. Parameterized queries. A decades old struggle is now lifted from you. Go in peace, my son.
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Comment #43633172
Yes, to much of what you said.
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Comment #43632549
The way they're framing this attempts to stave off disintermediation, which is the real threat.
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Comment #43632505
This doesn't say anything about the protocol other than what would be obvious (a JSON card describing the agent's schema) and that it will use http (such a safe, but low-effort bet…
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Comment #43146672
look dear, the hoi polloi are seething again
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Comment #42589686
It must have been nerfed then. No way you could do this back in 2006 vanilla wow.
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Comment #42389010
> What recourse is left when the legal system is this broken? Exactly. The lawfare must stop.
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Comment #42182932
> Maybe in culture it's ok to fight dirty and stretch some truths in order to force newer perspectives into the zeitgeist. Maybe it's even neccesary when the opposition is willing …
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Comment #41657177
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Comment #41653701
Also, window functions.
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Comment #41580055
Incompetent leadership has consequences. Always monitor, evaluate, and plan accordingly.
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Comment #41536592
This is nothing more than Intel joining the ranks of the other tbtf government contractors. That's how they plan to survive.
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Comment #41255772
You may be building a straw man. None of your criticisms may be valid as they attempt to discredit Toyota for strategic decisions it didn't make, precisely because these decisions …
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Comment #41255534
> OP complimented the hybrid and your criticism pertains to an EV. Also, a blind spot for the long game.
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Comment #40558563
I believe the parasitic zombification of the host has something to do with it.