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Comment #7776560
Would you be willing to share what the minimum/maximum is for a mid level?
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Comment #7776556
Recently, news was indicating that people were considering homes as an investment again. This is likely what is fueling these prices. I guess, I would say, you should use your "gut…
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Comment #7776540
Exactly. I still remember this Onion article from a few years back being confused as actual news. http://www.cnn.com/2012/09/28/world/iran-news-agency-duped/
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Comment #7744409
Completing does not factor into hiring decision. A paid certificate does not factor in, either. In almost all cases, decision to hire is based on: 1) Whether we like the person (i.…
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Comment #7742213
I suspect that this is the likely answer here, since old telephone keypads did not have Q and Z.
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Comment #6680588
I take the "ad-hominem reply" back-- It seems you are at the "name calling" stage of disagreement: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Graham%27s_Hierarchy_of_Di...
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Comment #6680546
Hehe, given that you have been constantly attacking me so far, I think it's the other way around: I think you feel you are somehow superior to me. :) You also need to learn to quot…
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Comment #6666264
Don't laugh, but there is "PowerShell." :) ( laughs )
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Comment #6666244
Mmmm, I think it's just not profitable for them to do this any more.
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Comment #6666238
Yeah, I am having the same issue trying to compile gcc on an emulated old MIPS. :-/
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Comment #6666218
I believe this is the case. If you try to run a 16-bit executable on x64 Windows, you will receive a "not compatible" error MessageBox essentially saying WOW cannot help you.
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Comment #6657283
Funny, you seem to be "frustrated" a lot. ;) A lot of peeps in HN seem to have this expectation that their data is somehow secure when they give it to a third-party. This is a comp…
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Comment #6651563
Also, realize that the -entire- ecosystem that we have now is probably insecure and will probably be insecure for the foreseeable future.
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Comment #6651550
Realize that it's probably just not the US government that has this type of access.
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Comment #6651547
Oooh, cursing. That's one way to show your larger than average wiener size in HN, isn't it? ;) I am not sure I said they were equivalent-- they are two sizes of evil. Besides, "ste…
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Comment #6651511
This is true.
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Comment #6651508
I thought you were trolling, and he was just responding to you?
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Comment #6651498
I agree with mikeyouse's post here.
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Comment #6651493
So, are you upset that they are so smart that they are gaming the system? Or are you upset that they are gaming the system? I am not sure if they are proud themselves-- but some pe…
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Comment #6651458
Wait guys, let me get this straight: You guys are not okay with the US government accessing your data that Google has, but you are somehow okay with sharing your data with Google? …
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Comment #6620805
Microsoft is in trouble for other reasons, as well. Windows 8 and 8.1 suck. They just don't listen to anyone-- developers, enterprises, home-users, you name it. "They'll shove a xy…
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Comment #6620797
It will take decades to reverse the trend. Everyone is scared these days. A lot of what we see are a consequence of being scared-- the government being scared of the populace, and …
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Comment #6620782
Neat
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Comment #6620773
vegnos ( http://www.vegnos.com ) -- A (Windows) desktop search engine (can also recover files in NTFS volumes).
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Comment #6620753
Patents aside, I feel Twitter does not have much in terms of innovation.