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megaman22

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    Comment #18006017

    It's a sad, sad day. First Guido, and now Linus have given up. Can't blame them, under this grinding onslaught. There is something very Randian about it all though.

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    Comment #17738332

    It's really not hateful to say that people are terrible for expressing those beliefs

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    Comment #17738310

    Propaganda aside, a black person in the USA is living in the best possible place.

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    Comment #17735734

    Latin American countries are a shitshow. Cynically I cannot but wonder what might be if they got their shit 6ogeth4t

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    Comment #17729355

    I love my dog, but a clone would not be the same dog, with the experiences that make her the way she is. I cannot think about dog cloning without remembering Fry's speech upon thro…

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    Comment #17727673

    IBM really, really does not want anything to do with further developing or supporting Lotus software products. I believe that they gave that whole business over to HCL not long ago…

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    Comment #17727611

    Calling this a "system" or "platform" is probably being very generous. It sounds like a very loosely related glom of Domino databases that grew up organically, probably with a litt…

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    Comment #17727511

    Nay. I do not understand the obsession with whiteboards. I've had coworkers that went gaga when they discovered that whiteboard paint was a thing, and they could cover their office…

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    Comment #17727100

    If it's running well, he might never have to touch it. We sell some Notes-based products with some considerable customers (still!) and only get a couple emails a week or month. Ann…

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    Comment #17726533

    Man, if you could cash that voucher in for other educational materials, that would be an idea. What a library I could have had... Even in the broke, rural, low-cost-of-living area …

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    Comment #17724707

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Baghdad_(1258) The impact of the Mongol conquest almost cannot be overstated.

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    Comment #17724585

    I am far too old and uncool to have any idea that that kind of thing existed. I'm more in the barstool sports/onion/fuckjerry/animalsdoingthings wheelhouse. Pure stupid entertainme…

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    Comment #17724288

    The only part of the New York Times worth paying money for is the crossword. I was a subscriber for a couple years, but after a while you start noticing that all the opinion pieces…

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    Comment #17724105

    > Part of the reason Instagram has surged in popularity lately is because it's generally real humans posting the content rather than endless automated shitposts (I'm not saying the…

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    Comment #17719617

    If you do have broad shoulders however, narrower keyboards are rather painful to use. Right now, I'm using a Logitech G710+, which is a full-sized IBM-syle keyboard, with an extra …

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    Comment #17719093

    Definitely doable if you're not in places where real estate has gone completely bonkers. There are lots of places where it isn't unreasonable to rent an entire house on a single in…

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    Comment #17717852

    Brave shows how many ads and trackers it has blocked, as well as a number that's labeled Time Saved. How that is calculated I haven't the foggiest, but it must be related to downlo…

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    Comment #17717609

    It's too much to hope that products could just focus on doing what they do, and doing it well, rather than bodging on miscellaneous shit until it resembles the Homermobile. Build a…

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    Comment #17717368

    Beating around the bush to say somebody is doing something dumb without hurting their feelings takes extra effort, and lessens the impact, unfortunately.

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    Comment #17717352

    This used to be a common feature of the type of forums that predated SO... For example, https://www.gamedev.net/forums/forum/71-for-beginners/

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    Comment #17716326

    Generally, I write everything in plain-text, and then as a final processing step, bring it into Word and format it. I hit on this process when I was in college, since SVN, which I …

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    Comment #17715866

    No shit. Protectionism is only bad when we do it, for some reason.

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    Comment #17713313

    Go has a bit of a niche, and Rust is trying real hard, but they aren't Javascript or Java, or C#, or Python, or Rails, or PHP, or C++, or Objective-C or... Out in the wider world, …

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    Comment #17713259

    There are remarkable parallels between the two, it could be argued. There is something of a myth of Chinese continuity which isn't really warranted at face value when you examine t…

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    Comment #17712907

    Fracking, and development of all that domestic shale oil that became economical to exploit when oil prices were through the roof previously, as I understand it.