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Comment #16362973
Consumer advocacy is inherently leftist politics.
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Comment #16168281
When actual attorney's are talking about legal issues, they'll usually say something like "I am not your lawyer" as a defense against entering into an attorney-client relationship …
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Comment #16074624
I'm optimistic about this product line but I don't think it's there yet. I have a 13" 9360 and while the price was good, it does feel under-powered, specifically the 8G maximum mem…
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Comment #15855723
But... this tax bill dramatically _lowers_ taxes on people who make a lot more money or have a lot more assets. So sure, this guy is rich relative to an unemployed coal miner. But …
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Comment #15740254
> Whether people like to admit it or not, IQ and biological origin are linked. Can you clarify that? Because it sounds like some pretty racist bad science.
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Comment #15718080
That sounds like all the same problems with defining a "traditional" contract, except now when things go wrong you have to explain what ETH is in civil court, hope the volatility o…
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Comment #15703370
So uh, how far along is your Facebook-killer?
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Comment #15655308
If you've got a point to make, don't squander it with an insult and a patronizing tone. It doesn't contribute anything to the conversation.
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Comment #15654909
I think the part you're missing is that they support raising taxes on the very wealthy, not on college students who are barely scraping by as it is...
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Comment #15567382
You know a huge portion of the American population is living paycheck to paycheck with no savings right? Most people can't "just" buy a robot and magically join the capitalist clas…
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Comment #15509843
I can't think of a compelling reason to use Mongo over Cassandra except "we already use it and don't want to change".