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JacobJans
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Comment #30046175
The nature of some things require a monopoly or quasi-monopoly. In those cases, there is an argument for public ownership.
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Comment #29424075
In Canada, we had a longer gap between doses, which may be a factor in extending efficacy. There is also a robust booster strategy, though it does not get much attention here. Not …
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Comment #28729918
That is actually the definition of bad, inneffective advertising. Good advertising comes from a deep understanding of what people want to do, and then presents them with an opportu…
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Comment #28503393
This adds so much clarity, in terms of where the most effective actions on climate change can happen right away, and where we still need more research.
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Comment #28150505
The only hope is massive political pressure on our leaders. If enough people force our leaders to force change on all of us, then we stand a half a chance. I wish this was a hopefu…
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Comment #20847480
Leaseweb Virginia is having a major outage as well. Maybe it is related? https://www.leasewebstatus.com/incidents/updated-connectivit...
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Comment #19286884
Think about this: How many times in the past 24 hours did you unconsciously check your email, browse Facebook, visit a website, or check some other app? Do you ever find yourself l…
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Comment #19173193
I don't get it. There have been fully-automatic, vending machine style espresso machines around for a long time. This seems to use technology suited for a different purpose; it's c…
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Comment #19144477
I don't think that's the right logic. Say there are ten "events" that have had recessions follow them (or not). Each of these events happened 10 times. For the first type of a even…
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Comment #19125686
The great irony here is that people have no issue stealing data -- copyright theft is considered "normal" by many people. However, if it's your data, then maybe jail time should be…
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Comment #19118069
That is not necessarily true, as industrial food companies increasingly push for larger yield per acre, they do not account for the objective quality of the product. They're lookin…
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Comment #19118043
Many local news sites now have online subscriptions available. Combined with an ad blocker, it seems as though you can generally get a pleasant local news experience, while still s…
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Comment #19118013
This is a very immature view of advertising, that, unfortunately many advertisers share -- and it leads to scummy ads, with no eye on the long term relationship with the person vie…
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Comment #19067218
Store bought almond milk also has additives that may not be good for you. Emulsifiers, thickeners, starches, preservatives, etc. For people with sensitive digestion, it may be safe…
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Comment #19041500
Instead of downvoting, maybe answer my question.
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Comment #19041492
Why is copyright infringement tolerated on HN?
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Comment #18962831
The problem is that people want to dictate publisher's business models. > they’ll put out a single decent article a month, and you’re currently required to subscribe to everything …
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Comment #18959970
Actually, you can now buy a Presto Card from machines. There are no more change collectors! And there are absolutely no more tokens. They just transitioned.
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Comment #18957168
> Why they can't just get machines for that? That's actually what they do in Toronto now. It's all "Presto Card" automated.
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Comment #18956789
> I'll pay if you let me pay per article! Future you: "I'll pay once you stop ripping me off for individual articles!" ---- When I was a teenager, somebody told me that thieves alw…
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Comment #18932224
http://search.lycos.com/web/?q=+JsonAPI+parsing+performance&...
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Comment #18877644
It seems to me there is always an "except" with Linux. Even someone, elsewhere in this thread, said the developer edition of the XPS worked flawlessly, "except..." -- and that is a…
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Comment #18842223
Do you have a smart phone? It's not any different. Edit: But it also constantly tracks your location and has a built in camera.