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_dztf

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    Comment #21142959

    If you stick to standards, it should work on Firefox. How nice it would be if some other browsers also played by the rules cough chrome cough

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    Comment #21086766

    I switched to FF when Quantum came out and have not looked back. Chrome is bloatware. Plus using it is just encouraging its mission to obliterate any semblance of browser standards…

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    Comment #20968548

    I've been in this industry for over 15 years. I don't have a single certification. I learnt everything by reading and doing. With your method, I would still know nothing.

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    Comment #14428659

    Tinfoil Hat = paranoid, as in people who believe govt is sending mind control waves, and wear tinfoil hats so as to block them.

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    Comment #14421376

    I like Chrome, it is my go-to browser as a user. As a developer, though, I hate how it spits on the face of standards, like not expiring cookies when the HTTP response says, and in…

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    Comment #14355220

    http://www.treklightgear.com/treklife/hammock-angle/ ... skip to where it talks about the angle.

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    Comment #13344406

    EDIT: Just saw this is from 2001, so may be a tad bit justified in the MS context. I still stand by the "goes against the community spirit" thing though. Doesn't this sort of close…

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    Comment #13005265

    This is so Black Mirror.

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    Comment #8031992

    I get your point, but I do have to point out that the title is misleading in that it mentions that "the internet crushed Clinton's book" but does not quite mention "how".

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    Comment #7947676

    Good riddance?

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    Comment #7919267

    The ridiculous idea aside, I'm still amazed by how you managed to double-post this and get away with it - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7918862

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    Comment #7881268

    Link is dead.

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    Comment #7814108

    This would be the exact opposite of "buy one get one free" as in "buy two to get one to work". Them geniuses at Coke.

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    Comment #7514847

    The article says he "invented JavaScript." Anyone know if this is accurate?

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    Comment #7411329

    Really? Of all things, this is what we need?

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    Comment #7409675

    Cleaning?

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    Comment #7409129

    I know this is beside the point, but I'm just curious. What did Horvath do at GitHub? Design UI or write code?

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    Comment #7396414

    Annoying hipster alert.

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    Comment #7377131

    Tyson is generally well received and seems genuine as well. I wonder what people think about Michio Kaku. I can't shake the feeling that Kaku is a bit phony.

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    Comment #7370505

    I don't care if this comes off as trolling, but here it is: as I read through this, I thought to myself, much like the author, "how appaling!" - then I saw the word "PHP" - and wen…

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    Comment #7357101

    Yep, that is the best description!

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    Comment #7355840

    Oh yes, and we can all gather around and sing kumbaya and hug each other. Get real and give me a break!

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    Comment #7284709

    Extremely linkbaity title, and apologising for it in the beginning doesn't give you an excuse to use it. Nice concept, but poor execution.

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    Comment #6896768

    It has mostly been startups. But the figure of $135K I got from a large company (Symantec). I know they're a Java shop, but they do have .NET teams, and again - this figure is not …

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    Comment #6896358

    I would have thought so too. But when I applied with a floor of $160K, a lot of the responses I got claimed they don't pay that high. Then I was quite floored when a friend of mine…