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Interesting, um, LinkedIn profile this guy has: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aphyr

>How do you deal with illegal immigrants?

You deport them? Doesn't seem like a big problem.

So they're doing their jobs?

Remember, everyone: It is only white-majority countries that are in need of immigration and diversity. Why? Um, well ... just because!

You have to go back.

Just because you don't like it doesn't make it illegal. The Immigration and Nationality Act gives him this power.

Because Christians are actually persecuted.

First explain to them that you don't "code." You "write code" or "program." :)

Yeah, considering from the About page we see that one person behind this worked for the Hillary campaign.

> Alec was a campus organizer on Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign...

49 + 399 = 448 448 mod 512 = 448, because 512 goes into 448 zero times with a remainder of 448.

That should have been obvious to you before the 2012 election. But okay.

In my department (mid-tier university, I suppose), yes, an MS degree can be earned simply by taking courses (11 courses and a seminar on research). Alternatively, one can complete a project (9 courses, research seminar, and project defense) or a thesis (8 courses, research seminar, and thesis defense). However, even if you choose the course option, you will still have to read plenty of papers in your courses.

> ... and even race.

I think this is an important point. Switzerland, and most of Europe, is predominantly white. I feel like there is something to say about homogeneity.

In what way? He's a different kind of conservative, yes, but I highly doubt he'd adopt the irresponsible fiscal and immigration policies, for example, of the left.

But we aren't a democracy.

I tend to agree. But I don't think the politicians care; they see it as politically expedient. It is sad.

>The President-elect has appointed individuals to positions of power who have endorsed racism, misogyny and religious bigotry

leans into microphone

Wrong.

California is one of the 50 states and yet the candidate who wins it (obviously a Democrat) is already a fifth of the way to winning the presidency.

>I'm not very comfortable with the idea of being politically dominated by California

That's how many Americans feel when the presidential election rolls around.

I totally support this. Take Oregon and Washington, too.

Good point. His platform does seem to be left-of-center, though, so Republicans didn't really have much of an option in this race.

EDIT: Honestly thought Shea was a female name. Oops.

Some design choices for GNOME simply escape me. By default, no window buttons (i.e. active windows) on the top panel. By default, no maximize/minimize buttons for windows. Who could possibly find that user-friendly?

Why is this article on a baseball news site? I'm so confused.

>Trump is a man whose platform consists of removing the rights of large cross sections of the American public (Mexican-Americans, Muslims, women, etc.)

You cannot be serious.

And I, an everyday young American, will still be voting for Trump.

And just to be clear, this is the same editorial board that supports Hillary Clinton, who will increase outsourcing?

Nicely put. MAGA.

Except that Trump has said that he does not care who uses what bathroom at his hotels and such. So, no, Thiel isn't an idiot.

*Temporarily banning. He's since changed his tune, saying that we need to heavily scrutinize those coming from countries that are terrorist hot beds. Jimmy Carter did something similar, so don't say it's "unheard of."

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