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asfdfdasfafdsss

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    Comment #4919496

    Is this Midnight Commander 2012?

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    Comment #4919475

    I sometimes feel like a crash could help solve things too, but the reality is that destruction and chaos causes more problems than it solves. We should care about each other and ta…

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    Comment #4919459

    <3 that. Is the guard spring loaded and are labels available?

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    Comment #4919448

    I agree that I don't like trees, but in HN just go to your user in the upper-right, and click on comments. Problem solved! Still a tree, but no more clutter. Looking at flat commen…

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    Comment #4919394

    Agreed. Certain things are fine to do w/env. vars. but as you mention, the need for their use is much more infrequent than is suggested in this post. Additional things to think abo…

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    Comment #4919349

    I have been on Twitter since the beginning but I have no idea why people use it. The length restriction is totally lame, UX is rough, and it seems infested with wannabe's (follower…

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    Comment #4919009

    There is only one semi-reliable auth method: deep body scan + DNA + mitochondrial RNA + retina scan fuzzy match. Passwords and 2 factor auth suck. And so will embedded/mark IDs, wh…

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    Comment #4918932

    Notch, I'm so sorry. I know what it is like to lose a parent. It sucks and it doesn't seem to go away. What a great post. Thanks for sharing your life with us. Please continue to m…

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    Comment #4918898

    This is a good guess. Disney just bought LucasArts, and they pulled a similar stunt for Tron Legacy: they setup a website flynnlives.com and provided hints to a location in San Die…

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    Comment #4918310

    I respect Thoughtbot and their contributions to the Ruby community, but the section on smells glosses over way too much. Here is the link to the sample: https://learn.thoughtbot.co…

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    Comment #4913050

    I agree that $200,000 doesn't sound like a lot for a class action. The lawyer(s) would expect a lot of that.