Please be more patient :) Replying to posts you didn't read will not help us, definitely.
Just because some people have a different opinion than you, doesn't mean it is due to fallacious reasoning. Ultimately, it seems to come down to rust haters who have a sunken cost fallacy - I spent years writing bad…
>We're exactly talking about fire codes. No we're not. That poster pointed out how fire codes helped, but that most codes do not. We're talking about building codes. >But fair, let's talk about lumber stamps. How much…
No, they were done because of lobbying from the lumber industry. If you have any evidence that stamped lumber is superior in any way I would love to see it. Because if you've ever built a house, you'd know you have to…
It really makes no sense. Quinoa has no upsides here, it is just fashionable with a small number of faux health nuts.
But we're not talking about fire codes, we're talking about building codes. The stamp on lumber does not make it less flammable.
>This isn't about building codes. It's about stickers and permits That is the building code. It is all about stickers and stamps. Why is a tree that grew on my land that I cut myself not acceptable? It has nothing to do…
This is a huge problem. Javascript has become a blight on the web, and browsers really need to make it easier to manage stopping scripts on background tabs and such.
You have a magic firefox then. I try to use it that way too, but its sitting at 1.8GB of RAM and 25-30% CPU usage with 103 tabs and it routinely bombs on me after a week or two when it gets up to 2.5GB or so.
>It's less confusing when you focus on the 'freedom of the users'. No it isn't. The entire purpose of the GPL is to restrict the freedom of the users. Public domain gives freedom to the users. Everything else adds…
So who are you using then? I don't see anyone that has a cap. Everyone charges you if you go over your allotted bandwidth.
It depends on the item. China is known for low quality goods because companies outsource to China to save money. They are telling the companies in China to make cheap crap. The manufacturers are perfectly capable and…
>They're commercially available At absurd prices though. It isn't just the shipping, small scale farm/market garden stuff is priced ridiculously high.
>but in truth they deal with less knowledge than a subsistence farmer, who has to know a hell of a lot about agronomy. If they had to then they would. Since they do not, obviously they do not have to. Very few farmers…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
Don't go lumping us in with the alt-right. We're not even right wing.
You just linked to a honing steel that is incorrectly labelled on amazon as a "sharpening steel" (which no, does not exist) by the random vendor who knows nothing about the products they sell. Read the actual item…
>You've been violating the site's guidelines by using it primarily to conduct political battles What? I read what I find interesting, and respond if I have something to say. Your assessment of my use of the site makes…
But leave the initial off topic and inflammatory political attack there. Very unbiased non-partisan moderation.
>He's already backtracking on ObamaCare, saying he wants to keep parts of it He said that over 6 months ago, that's not backtracking. >unless you campaigned a lot to get more people to the polls in the Dem primary to…
>Because if you're in USNE, you probably felt genuinely ill after hearing the nomination Which is both a foolish assumption and completely off-topic and irrelevant. Even in the NE, millions of people voted for Trump.…
>Uhm, well, because I'm having a conversation about cultural differences between the midwest and the north-east The subject is entirely irrelevant. You just bring it up to virtue signal, despite the fact that even in…
>Sorry about Trump, BTW. Why on earth do you think that sort of random political non-sequitur is appropriate?
I know it is in the guidelines. I am saying that I disagree with that guideline as it does not accomplish the goal the guidelines are intended to accomplish.
It does add to the comment. It hopefully encourages people to actually read the article. People can not contribute to a discussion constructively if they do not read the subject of the discussion.
Please be more patient :) Replying to posts you didn't read will not help us, definitely.
Just because some people have a different opinion than you, doesn't mean it is due to fallacious reasoning. Ultimately, it seems to come down to rust haters who have a sunken cost fallacy - I spent years writing bad…
>We're exactly talking about fire codes. No we're not. That poster pointed out how fire codes helped, but that most codes do not. We're talking about building codes. >But fair, let's talk about lumber stamps. How much…
No, they were done because of lobbying from the lumber industry. If you have any evidence that stamped lumber is superior in any way I would love to see it. Because if you've ever built a house, you'd know you have to…
It really makes no sense. Quinoa has no upsides here, it is just fashionable with a small number of faux health nuts.
But we're not talking about fire codes, we're talking about building codes. The stamp on lumber does not make it less flammable.
>This isn't about building codes. It's about stickers and permits That is the building code. It is all about stickers and stamps. Why is a tree that grew on my land that I cut myself not acceptable? It has nothing to do…
This is a huge problem. Javascript has become a blight on the web, and browsers really need to make it easier to manage stopping scripts on background tabs and such.
You have a magic firefox then. I try to use it that way too, but its sitting at 1.8GB of RAM and 25-30% CPU usage with 103 tabs and it routinely bombs on me after a week or two when it gets up to 2.5GB or so.
>It's less confusing when you focus on the 'freedom of the users'. No it isn't. The entire purpose of the GPL is to restrict the freedom of the users. Public domain gives freedom to the users. Everything else adds…
So who are you using then? I don't see anyone that has a cap. Everyone charges you if you go over your allotted bandwidth.
It depends on the item. China is known for low quality goods because companies outsource to China to save money. They are telling the companies in China to make cheap crap. The manufacturers are perfectly capable and…
>They're commercially available At absurd prices though. It isn't just the shipping, small scale farm/market garden stuff is priced ridiculously high.
>but in truth they deal with less knowledge than a subsistence farmer, who has to know a hell of a lot about agronomy. If they had to then they would. Since they do not, obviously they do not have to. Very few farmers…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
Don't go lumping us in with the alt-right. We're not even right wing.
You just linked to a honing steel that is incorrectly labelled on amazon as a "sharpening steel" (which no, does not exist) by the random vendor who knows nothing about the products they sell. Read the actual item…
>You've been violating the site's guidelines by using it primarily to conduct political battles What? I read what I find interesting, and respond if I have something to say. Your assessment of my use of the site makes…
But leave the initial off topic and inflammatory political attack there. Very unbiased non-partisan moderation.
>He's already backtracking on ObamaCare, saying he wants to keep parts of it He said that over 6 months ago, that's not backtracking. >unless you campaigned a lot to get more people to the polls in the Dem primary to…
>Because if you're in USNE, you probably felt genuinely ill after hearing the nomination Which is both a foolish assumption and completely off-topic and irrelevant. Even in the NE, millions of people voted for Trump.…
>Uhm, well, because I'm having a conversation about cultural differences between the midwest and the north-east The subject is entirely irrelevant. You just bring it up to virtue signal, despite the fact that even in…
>Sorry about Trump, BTW. Why on earth do you think that sort of random political non-sequitur is appropriate?
I know it is in the guidelines. I am saying that I disagree with that guideline as it does not accomplish the goal the guidelines are intended to accomplish.
It does add to the comment. It hopefully encourages people to actually read the article. People can not contribute to a discussion constructively if they do not read the subject of the discussion.