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LLWM

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    Comment #10678681

    Easy. We don't "allow" things to happen. Things happen. Nobody went around the room and asked everyone if they could give money to facebook.

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    Comment #10678614

    Outcome 1 is not a bad thing, it's incredibly good.

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    Comment #10678595

    Uber wants to replace their drivers with self-driving cars. They've always been very open about this.

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    Comment #10678542

    Which are by definition, the areas that matter to most people.

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    Comment #10354757

    That's how patent licensing works (albeit a comically overaggressive caricature). Do you fundamentally oppose the concept of patents or do you think Microsoft is doing something el…

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    Comment #10354655

    Most of us don't see any reason to continue doing interesting things beyond making ourselves look appealing during courtship.

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    Comment #10277843

    Twitter and Linkedin are huge competitors.

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    Comment #10277839

    Sounds identical to the arguments MS used back in the 90s. They lost.

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    Comment #10277817

    Conversely, you old people grew up in a disconnected, technologically backwards society and you've learned your whole lives that electronic communication is something to be feared.…

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    Comment #10277809

    Because the people who do it don't think of it as giving up privacy and personal space. If your partner moved in with you, would you call that "giving up half your house"?

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    Comment #10269890

    I think you have a twisted, corporate definition of "good".

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    Comment #10269876

    If you see the appeal as only "looking for content," we are glad you stay out.

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    Comment #10269867

    The stories and information posted here are artistic works of fiction and falsehood. Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

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    Comment #10269861

    No, people think that because it's bigger than everything else put together, the fountainhead of the site's culture, and is the source of virtually everything notable that's ever h…

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    Comment #10265050

    There certainly aren't many good ones. And even if you don't care about the quality of comedy, any layman can compare the comedy industry to another industry that does have such pr…

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    Comment #10265046

    I don't feel deprived of comedy in general because anyone can redistribute some list of a few hundred jokes without repercussion. Good comedy, however, is hard to come by. I've hea…

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    Comment #10264749

    They are very much needed - just ask anyone who tries to go without. If they wouldn't be interested in doing business without the legal framework that currently exists, why is that…

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    Comment #9983991

    Not even close. Trains would be quite useless if they did not have a lot of mass and kinetic energy. People should already strive to not be bigots regardless of what google does or…

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    Comment #9957172

    No. It's not google's fault people are bigots.

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    Comment #9957074

    One factor was an attempt to counter the GIFT ( http://www.penny-arcade.com/S=0/comic/2004/03/19 ) by preventing anonymity.

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    Comment #9827967

    Interestingly enough, in aviation you do see checklists with dozens or even hundreds of items that need to be "clicked" every time, and incredibly complicated UIs that take a huge …

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    Comment #9827961

    Contrarianism is a bit strong. I'd say bullshit detector. It's a natural response to the original author blindly praising one method while ignoring all its flaws.

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    Comment #9624685

    That's the whole point of open source. If a developer abandons a project, someone else can pick it up and keep it going. And if you disagree with some of the developer's choices, y…