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mmjaa
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About mmjaa
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Comment #21837062
I bet you have no clue how many innocent human beings the American government and its allies have massacred in the last 10 years. Hint: it doesn't benefit you one bit.
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Comment #21837050
American problems.
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Comment #21837046
I'm cool with that. I will steal it, for sure, and make sure it gets read.
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Comment #21837035
This is not about Snowden. This is about the SIGNIFICANT crimes against humanity and war crimes that he - and others - have put their lives on the line to reveal to the general pub…
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Comment #21834756
Yeah, its better than nothing but that's still not quite as simple as just having a database I can copy off my own phone with all the details.
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Comment #21834544
I wish I had this data, myself. I mean, my own personal data - it would be so incredibly useful for me to be able to go back through the last years and see my location and tracking…
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Comment #21711377
Antidepressants are a belief system, and like most religions, have both their detractors and promoters. And, like most religions, there is money to be made ... Lots and lots of mon…
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Comment #21681855
Australia's energy problems are a symptom of a much larger issue. Australia is run by mining magnates and an energy oligarchy. Its government has very little concern for the future…
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Comment #21681451
Doesn't this just result in more dead fish, starved to death, because they spent all their energy flocking to a reef that can't sustain them?
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Comment #21571722
This is why I find detox to be such a handy tool: http://detox.sourceforge.net/ Detox has solved endless amounts of hassle...
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Comment #21564826
Code coverage is not all you should be doing.
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Comment #21544341
The more I see these kinds of products coming out, the more I realize that Creative Labs, of all people, had something right when they designed the Zii Egg .. if only they'd put so…
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Comment #21544139
I agree, and I think there is an arrogance by those with the view that 'coverage testing is useless' which blinds them to the real purpose of code coverage testing: to tell you wha…
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Comment #21503715
seq24: http://www.filter24.org/seq24/shots.html
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Comment #21481613
So at some point in such a future it'll be the old, beatup guys who want to take the money from the young, elite, smart people. How about we just shoot for 'everyones lives are imp…
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Comment #21451676
In my highschool typing classes, 40 years ago, I remember seeing this symbol used to indicate omitted paragraphs ... in the same way that the ... is used to indicate a pause betwee…
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Comment #21441151
downvotes == groupthink
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Comment #21441128
Australia will never have one. Its institutions are designed to ensure that.
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Comment #21440603
>a bit too binary Every synth manufacturer has to make this conclusion at some point. A surprisingly large number of synth customers never get past the presets - its a dirty little…
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Comment #21440593
>The 'rotten foundation' in our mental health system is treating people's symptoms without concern for their cause. I believe the rot is based on a commercial desire to ignore the …
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Comment #21440340
At this point I think its the only thing Australians can do about their country. Australians will never be afforded an opportunity to overthrow their government, nor will we get th…
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Comment #21440055
Anyone who wants to get into synthesizers would be wise to check out VCVRack - it is currently the best way to explore Eurorack-based modular synthesis without selling the kids: ht…
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Comment #21440020
The synthesizer world is a strange one. I've been working in and around it for a few decades and noticed a few things. First of all, the Germans are winning. The synth market would…
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Comment #21439736
>get imprisoned for a variety of political/strategic reasons if you refuse to cooperate The same is true of Australia, the USA, and the UK - these nations have no issues with impri…
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Comment #21439717
It does make you a liability. Australians can be shanghai'ed into working for the Australian intelligence agencies wherever they are on Earth. I'm also an Australian living oversea…