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mbrutsch
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About mbrutsch
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Comment #11652137
Still too chickenshit to delete it, I suppose. Fuck you.
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Comment #11651538
Ah, substantive comments, just what we were looking for.
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Comment #11651348
Ooh, comments not visible when not logged in. Very 2009.
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Comment #11651039
I've requested that you delete my account in the past, requests which you routinely ignore. Apparently neither one of us is very good at following directions. Ball's in your court.…
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Comment #11649457
People are weak. But boy, they can sure click a little triangle. The world is safe now.
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Comment #11645633
Only if one assumes these groups do not overlap. Anonymous is anonymous for good reasons.
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Comment #11635795
Lie with dogs, you get fleas. I have zero sympathy for those who fall prey to closed ecosystem BS like this, including my own wife. People just don't listen.
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Comment #11633066
Choking to death on your own vomit is what you consider a painless death? I hope you have a painless death. > A DNR is not an order to cease basic life-support post-resuscitation. …
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Comment #11627979
My mother had a DNR. She contracted meningitis, and died. She was resuscitated, suffered severe brain damage, and lived another 2 years as a semi-vegetable before dying in her slee…
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Comment #11624694
>You don't want to be working with someone who can't work with other people. That describes me pretty well, and those with whom I work love me. They just keep me in my little box, …
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Comment #11623450
You should know the routine by now. ;)
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Comment #11603017
> I actually upvoted you, for the record. That's why I said "you and my downvoters", rather than "you and my other downvoters". I am apparently very bad at making simple points. > …
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Comment #11602317
> naively doing everything your own personal way (including at the team/company level). You, and my downvoters, all assume (naively) that any in-house standard must somehow be diff…
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Comment #11601370
> As someone else pointed out in this thread, a great advantage of established frameworks is that they provide a coding standard for a team. So it's useful for young, inexperienced…
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Comment #11598986
I've been trying to kill Cortana since I upgraded to Windows 10, she's not dead yet.
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Comment #11594986
That will Streisand on Dropbox very quickly.
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Comment #11594977
Employment == life in our society. They strike when you try to take it away.
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Comment #11582767
There is a segment of the populace who feels that every "wrong" must be "punished", and they generally make life miserable for everyone else. Usually no one will speak up for fear …
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Comment #11581426
I disagree. A different approach would be to say "Don't know what happened before, but moving forward Ted is accountable for A, Alice is accountable for B, etc". Knowing what happe…
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Comment #11580063
Fixing begins at "someone screwed up". Blaming delves into who screwed up, which is usually not required to fix the problem (since there may actually be no one to blame).
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Comment #11555196
I take it from the article that this would solve one of my biggest internal issues: songs getting stuck in my head. It's gotten so bad in recent years that I don't listen to music …
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Comment #11515172
> You should learn more about stress disorders Uh, why? Am I a counselor? > allow yourself to empathize with the plight of the moderators To what end? What possible constructive pu…
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Comment #11514647
Little different from any historical thought police - we know what's best for you, citizen, move along, nothing to see here.