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justsaying9

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    Comment #29539630

    So you won't even dignify that with a response, for reasons completely unknown. Well fuck you too.

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    Comment #29533980

    I read through the replies here, and as expected, none of them have an actual solution to this problem; which is to be expected, since this is a geek website where none of these pe…

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    Comment #29533617

    It is believed they over time slowly absorb rays of smugness from virtue signalling urbanites in the surrounding vicinity, gradually rendering the panel material radioactive and un…

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    Comment #29533531

    Yes, and it should cost $999/year for the registration fee, funneled into the pocket of some giant virtue signalling multinational corporation, who uses the proceeds to buy media t…

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    Comment #29533481

    Yeah, and apparently the load is such a problem for them, their web server will permanently autoban your IP if you load too many articles at once, say 10-15 that you were planning …

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    Comment #29533155

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    Comment #29532261

    Yeah, Symmetry is the one I was looking at. I clicked on their links and did some reading. The initial impression is a positive one. 'Woke' may be the wrong term, although that is …

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    Comment #29531779

    Address the problem? LOL! Yes, we are totally going to stop the tracking problem dead in its tracks by bombarding the poor serf with annoying popups. A foolproof, masterful plan. P…

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    Comment #29531446

    Cool, I'll check that out. Thanks for the tip.

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    Comment #29531371

    If I may ask, what company pays you to develop D, and is it a good place to work? I just had a look at the D language jobs page, and although a couple of the entries looked promisi…

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    Comment #29531261

    Which, again, accomplishes what, exactly? "What? This site uses cookies? I am shocked--shocked I say!--to learn cookies are being used on this web site! I had NO IDEA that was goin…

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    Comment #29530031

    God I hate that bullshit. They have accomplished what, exactly? Oh, a big annoying banner that I now have to click through. So helpful. A testament to the stupidity of mankind.

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    Comment #29530010

    Probably because the driver didn't actually do anything unsafe, and she actually appreciated him hurrying to get there instead of driving like a scared grandmother, like her chode …

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    Comment #29529546

    Thanks for the advice. Given that you exposed your warped, racist ideological beliefs in other threads, this helps me to understand that Scala probably isn't something I want to in…

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    Comment #29529526

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    Comment #29529496

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    Comment #29526237

    And of course, the Wikipedia propaganda is considered absolute truth, while my factual real world experience is 'flagged' by some SJW virtue signalling city slicker, who is angry a…

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    Comment #29526085

    Yes, everyone has got an uncle or a cousin or a buddy they knew once who was involved in some ancillary way on the outskirts of the Apollo Simulation, which they take as being abso…

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    Comment #29525683

    You seem to be unaware that there is a large and ever-expanding segment of 'society', in the US and UK at least, composed of people of all races and even social status (ghetto tras…

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    Comment #29525002

    I'm a C guy and have played around with C++ back in the day, but have come to despise the language, with all of its increasing complexity, warts, design flaws, and footguns. I'm hi…

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    Comment #29524901

    Yeah, I was poking around in the compiler source and noticed a D file with the #! prefix so it could be executed in interpreted mode. Just like tcc does, except I guess it would wo…

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    Comment #29523579

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    Comment #29523427

    D is an interesting language, but I don't really know much about it. Seems like the first time I ever heard of D was in a BBS files listing back in the 90s. That must have been rig…

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    Comment #29522802

    > 'I'm afraid I just don't get it.' Personally, I'm not afraid of your lack of tact or humility, just disgusted by it. I'm a Millenial, btw.