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J3L2404
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About J3L2404
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Comment #4454258
Hell banned?
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Comment #4255886
Cool way to display primes and composites. This type of thing is what lured me into programming in the first place. Graphing number theory experiments.
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Comment #4250951
The reason, he suggested, is that our brains seek to create a cohesive picture of the world from stimuli that arrive at a range of times. If you touch your toe and nose at the same…
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Comment #4244629
Browser extensions might be the way to go. Everyone can choose between "skins" on HN. There are some already I believe.
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Comment #4242455
When asked if Apple could been located elsewhere: "Apple is headquarter-centric....maybe it could have been in Boston, but Steve's feet would get cold when he walked around."
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Comment #4242348
Regarding crapware preinstalled on computers: "Apple doesn't insult it's customers in the first ten minutes with its product." There is a reason it's called crapware.
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Comment #4239960
>Can we just skip the debate over the definition of stealing? Sure. But can we all agree developers are free to choose how they license their work?
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Comment #4237145
You are free to run your country however you like. Quit whining and grow a pair. Edit: A significant fraction of commenters believe the US military kicked in Kim's door while holdi…
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Comment #4236551
>the Bill of Rights has been deprecated. Things aren't so black and white. You could argue that we should be allowed to yell fire in a crowded building, but most people agree that …
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Comment #4232069
Are there petitions for poverty and healthcare somewhere?
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Comment #4227213
If the country you are in agrees.
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Comment #4226842
Shouldn't he have had his lawyers protest the delay so he can be quickly exonerated by his overwhelming innocence.
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Comment #4226719
"Prosecutors and Dotcom’s lawyers agreed to the delay" - Washington Post Looks like his lawyers sold him out.