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D3

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    Comment #4663759

    I'm probably one of the few people here who's actually tried an atypical anti-psychotic (mistakenly, might I add, I'm not schizophrenic). It was an absolutely horrible experience w…

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    Comment #4659757

    >I cannot put my finger on why exactly it looks like a parked domain, however. It's the lists in the middle and right columns just below the header.

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    Comment #4659754

    >I've always thought a dedicated team of coders, managed and directed well, would be much better for government/educational IT than going with giant corrupt companies. This is gene…

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    Comment #4650437

    If he actually did do all of that then that kind of tone is not arrogant at all, since it matches reality.

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    Comment #4648882

    Food for thought - http://shaneleavy.blogspot.co.uk/2011/01/does-justice-system...

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    Comment #4648679

    Oh god, not more infinite scrolling. When will the horror end?! Also, I spotted a bug - click an image to bring up the full size version of it then click another thumbnail. Big ima…

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    Comment #4644710

    >As a male feminist. Say what? Shouldn't you be for equality rather than women's rights? Men are people too!

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    Comment #4644318

    No, it's the chemicals that make it evil. Organic rails are good for you.

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    Comment #4644316

    >partly counterproductive Partly? We've managed to destroy two countries, waste billions of dollars, lose essential human rights and fall into a recession. What part of that was pr…

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    Comment #4641631

    But they do capitalize on the bills in people's pockets.

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    Comment #4641621

    Could not make sense of this at all. It claimed that geeks use iOS or Apple-anything, which is patently untrue. The denomination they're looking for is 'hipster'.

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    Comment #4640512

    Oh god, another infinitely scrolling list. Why does anyone think that this is a good idea?!

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    Comment #4640288

    The only heartbreaking thing about this is that the developers were too cowardly to say no to poor working conditions. Doing so might have actually increased quality and output and…

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    Comment #4638595

    They probably mean the island most seen in dreams by the inhabitants of that station.

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    Comment #4636049

    At least it's a nice even number.

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    Comment #4635974

    Another blog post full of useless advice based on an ignorant and oversimplified view of the world. Typical HN garbage.

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    Comment #4635557

    Yes they do.

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    Comment #4635542

    This has precisely nothing to do with programming. It is merely the realization that life is sisyphean in it's nature. The realization will occur whether one is a programmer or a s…

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    Comment #4633211

    >but complacency in not addressing the problems' causes To be fair, people have been using alcohol as a convenient bandage for their social anxiety for a very long time now. This p…

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    Comment #4633159

    Political == social. Social despair occurs primarily because of politics. Hell, in the world of humanity, everything is political/social.

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    Comment #4630535

    > which we cannot "see" without a training. cough Psychedelics cough .

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    Comment #4630534

    And completely untested in children. Sounds like a great idea.

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    Comment #4623370

    Wait, what? So instead of typing file:///home/username/site/index.html this program lets you type http://site.dev ? If there was ever undeniable proof that Mac users are clinically…

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    Comment #4623299

    Only that you made a horrible mistake.

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    Comment #4623295

    Imagine if all those hours were spent on something constructive.