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RickRoll
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Comment #2185237
You don't buy what I sell - you're unethical. You don't think like I do - you're a terrorist.
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Comment #2182393
C/C++ only ... so far. Maybe one day Oracle will force them to offer C# to Dalvik bytecodes compiler ...
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Comment #2172828
I have paypal accounts in 6 countries for 4+ years. Moving 5, 6 figures yearly each. All worked perfectly until last week, when ALL were restricted. Although I've uploaded the requ…
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Comment #2159259
>> You've already surrendered vast amounts of data to Visa, Amazon, Google, Apple, NetFlix, etc. Do you know 'him'?
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Comment #2152744
Huh? Microsoft was on the committee and big parts of SOAP design came from MS's DCOM - the most widely used RPC toolkit at the time.
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Comment #2152701
Microsoft was the only one to imlement the standarts completely in .NET 3.5 (WCF). Because all others were slow, in .NET 4.0 some advanced WS-* features are not used and interop wi…
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Comment #2137654
>> buying walking distance from the beach gives you that security that land value will never go down Riiight, global warming is a fraud by those science guys ...
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Comment #2133814
Maybe you should go read Corporate Drone News instead :D /jk As ppl move along they learn new things. New patterns, language features, hacks appear. It's INSANE to think you can't …
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Comment #2127881
There is a massive amount of ex-Sunners working on Android. Could be that the same guy wrote the same code again.
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Comment #2113780
You must be smoking the good stuff. Every time the US government bails out the few ppl with deep pockets and not the many ppl with voting rights.
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Comment #2106532
Is there TLS support?
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Comment #2106060
There is a huge political scandal going on right now in Bulgaria. http://bit.ly/e0wZtj This guy may have been used to obtain the recordings of the PM ...
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Comment #2103807
Why would Google do this so inefficiently?
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Comment #2101628
Haha, what a moron. Human body is the most complex machine in the known universe, optimized to work in a very specific environment. Do you really believe it's impossible to break i…
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Comment #2097077
Hahaha .NET /jk
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Comment #2094410
1. "But to break the 99th percentile - I think that was $342K/year for 99.5th percentile of single filers - you need to take on some risk. Like ... taking on high-visibility, high-…
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Comment #2093893
Really? How about the risk, that one won't be able to complete his degree, after investing a lot of money and time? Or that he'll make a mistake, which will get him blacklisted fro…
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Comment #2093882
If you don't know much about a given job it looks low risk. But a successful doctor, etc. have taken many risky decisions, with not enough information.
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Comment #2093084
Do you think mid-level doctors, lawyers, bankers don't take risks on their job?
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Comment #2093075
>> mitigate their risk because of familial support mechanisms Or society support mechanisms - many ppl in say Scandinavia use the two or more years of high unemployment benefits to…
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Comment #2092809
What is the reason Verizon has better coverage than AT&T? More cell units, better range of CDMA vs. GSM or something else?
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Comment #2089090
Tor has cover traffic.