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Comment Another actual reply (Score 1) 298

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Comment Re:Make him run the Marathon (Score 1) 773

Actually, what the US needs is true leadership by statesmen who really believe and live out its ideals: Truth, Justice, and Liberty! It is hard for a country to "have more confidence in its ideals" when its leaders are cynical, ruthless, narcissistic politicians (on both sides of the aisle and in the Whitehouse).

Comment Long Long ago . . . (Score 1) 1521

I remember when you implemented user ids. I worried about online privacy way back then and resisted getting a log in until there were over 20k users signed up. (If that self could only see facebook, etc now . . .) Finally, I broke down -- I was tired of posting as an anonymous cow herd :-).
Thank you for all the years.
~Ruach

Comment Testimony from a black church member (Score 1) 467

Listening to the radio yesterday (here in SC) I heard a black man state that in his church, two of the other Democrat candidates for state wide office, whose last names both start with A, were passing out flyers instructing people to vote for the first name on the ballot. He also said that he knew of other black churches where the same thing happened.

Green came before Rawl, simple as that.

Alvin Green won, he should be allowed to run. (Not that he will beat Demint anyway).

Peace
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Top 10 Disappointing Technologies 682

Slatterz writes "Every once in a while, a product comes along that everyone from the executives to the analysts to even the crusty old reporters thinks will change the IT world. Sadly, they are often misguided. This article lists some of the top ten technology disappointments that failed to change the world, from the ludicrously priced Apple Lisa, to voice recognition, to Intel's ill-fated Itanium chip, and virtual reality, this article lists some of the top ten technology disappointments that failed to change the world." But wait! Don't give up too quickly on the Itanium, says the Register.

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