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    Comment #21205809

    Oh won't someone think of the poor women...

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    Comment #21205771

    > I won't be here forever

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    Comment #21205144

    Hard to read, but we definitely need to make sure the GNU project stays in the right hands.

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    Comment #21179408

    Oh for crying out loud. I do not care, or want to know, what kind of sex you like to have. Why is that so hard for some people to understand? By the way, In case you are under any …

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    Comment #21160573

    Yeah, we've celebrated that for the past 50 years or so. It's time to move on. The bicycle is a far greater invention. Cars are not sustainable.

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    Comment #21160564

    Cars don't kill anywhere near as many people in Europe, though. The US is an outlier when it comes to first-world countries. Still, I would like it if the power was taken back from…

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    Comment #21125608

    I was recently walking on Kinder Scout in the Peak District (UK) and was surprised and quite alarmed to find people up there following Google maps. Many of the "paths" are really j…

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    Comment #21124343

    Why? Google is a low-quality road map for cars. They don't put much effort into walking. In the OSM community Google is considering a very low bar. We aim to meet or exceed the qua…

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    Comment #21117670

    Yeah, that's all great. But I don't want to be a part of a relationship where I'm disposed of as soon as I stop being useful.

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    Comment #21115143

    I'm not religious so going to church would feel wrong. Internet dating is awful. My standards are too high. The truth is finding a suitable mother is very far down my list of prior…

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    Comment #21115065

    I firmly believe that the key to happiness is to do what you're good at. For me that means working and not raising children. I will never be a stay at home dad.

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    Comment #21115045

    I didn't say it was bad. But women who work tend to do all of this and want to maintain that lifestyle which is clearly ridiculous to do on a single income with children.

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    Comment #21112432

    I cannot find a woman who will be a full time mother after giving birth. I will not put my children into day care for 12 hours a day. I could afford to support a family in my own, …

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    Comment #21112396

    It's not an assault. I am sharing my philosophy. It's what keeps me happy and why I don't need to go to support groups. But I guess that's just not welcome here.

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    Comment #21105937

    There is a short talk by Eben Moglen [0] which is only 10 minutes long but jam packed with wisdom. One part which changed the way I think about using computers is how he describes …

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    Comment #21105815

    That's their fault, not mine. Read the drivel from celebrities on your carefully filtered twitter feed if you don't ever want to be offended.

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    Comment #21102871

    Predictably downvoted. Apparently I'm not allowed to express how I feel.

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    Comment #21099659

    Indeed. For me, being stoic is the only way. Crying about problems does nothing so why do anything at all? We all have the power to choose to be the best person we can be given our…

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    Comment #21099382

    England actually had at least one more competing gauge: Brunel gauge. Brunel thought it was silly to keep using the same arbitrary gauge and that a broader gauge would be more comf…

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    Comment #21059717

    Google can, and does, use open data in their products.

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    Comment #21059699

    Amazing that someone would choose to work for a huge American corporation for no fee instead of providing the data to anyone who wants it.

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    Comment #21058846

    Talk of metaprogramming intrigues me. I'd like to hear what a Lisp user makes of it because I find non-Lisp users are usually amazed by any metaprogramming at all and can't be as c…

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    Comment #21047830

    I have a colleague who regularly interrupts me to say the complete opposite of what I want to say. I'm, of course, in the church of strong civility, so I always continue after the …

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    Comment #21034831

    Yeah but I am sceptical about being able to enter truly deep thought while walking. I wonder how much work Torvalds actually does on it. He doesn't actually write much kernel code …

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    Comment #21034098

    Don't just learn SQL. An ORM like SQLAlchemy will allow you to save time and write cleaner, more comprehensible code. But do learn SQL. Do not use an ORM before you have learnt SQL…