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JCSato
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Comment #20575139
Oof. I thought it was surprising to see 6 out already. . .
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Comment #19982469
Andrew Jackson is on the $20 bill.
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Comment #19951355
I was under the impression it was because the city finally collected on it, but I might be wrong.
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Comment #19944526
There are way more than 5 aces, so I'm not sure where that number comes from, but he certainly does have a pretty insane record. Especially impressive given that Iranian F-14 pilot…
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Comment #19863612
Yeah, that happened.
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Comment #19591774
I wouldn't say we're seeing the first few waves now - MAG and Metal Gear Online were circa 2008-ish, right?
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Comment #19158944
Same thing happens to me, same extensions involved, mostly browse incognito. I bet your suspicion is spot on.
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Comment #18954461
Honestly, without a way to search content and not just people/hashtags, there isn't an organic way for me to discover people talking about what I'm interested in, so Mastodon just …
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Comment #18548455
"Issues: 1"
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Comment #18534046
Other coverage that made it to the top of HN a few days ago: US asks allies to drop Huawei - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18513249
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Comment #18494271
This is making a lot of assumptions about GP's reasons. They should probably have explained in the first place, but give them the chance to before suggesting they're angry about so…
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Comment #18473416
I generally find them easier to manipulate, which is a frequent use for measuring distance. Honestly, I think the big thing hampering metric adoption is that no one uses decimeters…
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Comment #18347661
Tom Francis (the heat sig developer) also made Gunpoint, which while not a rogue like is still a fantastic little game (and has a bunch of user built levels). Would highly recommen…
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Comment #18321999
Ah, thank you for explaining.
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Comment #18321995
Let me rephrase. I don't have much skin in erubin and oldandtired's particular talking points on this post in HN. Happy?
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Comment #18321354
This might be a bit obtuse of me to say, but: > This has everything to do with Edge, which is purposely configured to use a search engine that creates a liability for users. You co…
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Comment #18321322
The argument to ditch Windows felt kind of shoehorned in. If Bing is returning malicious search results, that's a reason to stop using the search engine, _not the whole OS_. The Oc…
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Comment #18321219
Are. . .you aware of some relationship between the two? I don't think I've ever heard of them being linked.
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Comment #18321205
To be fair, "Google" is pretty silly sounding too, in a vacuum. . .But yes, DDG isn't a great name, and it put me off using it in college.
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Comment #18316144
Don't have much skin in this argument, but this would convince absolutely nobody not already aligned with those beliefs. . .which was GP's point in the first place.
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Comment #18279158
I'm the same way. I've gotten used to using a Mac for work; there are the few things I need to know how to run, and I've more or less figured those out. Even after that, though, I …
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Comment #18250025
Eh. . .I'm not against your points, but I think your analogy is off. It seems more like your CTO is saying "There's this bug in a library we use to improve this part of the system …
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Comment #18190470
Surely.
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Comment #18079145
Not so much "easy" as "obvious".