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azureel
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Comment #37989045
I know this is not too much related but, can we talk about how there is not a single "Printer" driver out there that doesn't harm human souls?
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Comment #32981036
I think most people forget the most important aspect of calendars: farming. Harvest and plant cycles are stable in this "sun oriented" calendar design. Every year x type of seed is…
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Comment #32833708
Open Banking is a great concept. Also Turkey has an own local version of it and improving. It's in Turkish but translate will help you get the idea: https://ohvps.github.io/v1.0.2/…
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Comment #32207750
Same here, I am connecting from Turkey and we are also banned. We've discontinued servicing users from your location and are thereby preventing access to any of the websites owned …
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Comment #28100486
Another reason for increasing gas demand might be related to global drought. I'm from Turkey and last year the energy production was 30% from hydro electric, 20% from natural gas c…
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Comment #27611164
Also this tweet is interesting. https://twitter.com/officialmcafee/status/131680121508322509... May he rest in peace.
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Comment #27432898
Maybe this one, titled "The Cloud". https://xkcd.com/908/
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Comment #27365717
For anyone interested, there is also https://libreflip.org/ website about similar device.
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Comment #27086284
You bought a cable for your phone yesterday. Why don't you buy another one? Don't you wanna buy? You sure? Here are the best single cables in your area ready to be hooked.
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Comment #27085776
I think this reply is for you https://twitter.com/jjcollinsworth/status/139066623945075507...
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Comment #26354578
There is also the case of "liability". An average driver can drive the car into a tree with no problems at all. No one except the driver is responsible there. But if a company sell…
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Comment #25552086
I think the previous comment refers to player (human) balance. Not in game unit balance. You know Elo rating, as in chess? Something like that is needed in order to match players a…
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Comment #24754088
Me too. Maybe this can be solved by updating the title as "Franz Kafka in Pieces". I know, respecting the original title is a nice thing. On the other hand, HN is a tech oriented w…
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Comment #24167080
I think the main issue here is: budget. Lebanon is in severe economic crisis. And that effects everything, especially government spending. You say, "a demo expert should oversee st…
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Comment #16732787
Here in Hacker News: Many.
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Comment #16599149
A small note (though it may be unrelated), some ip address ranges are not accessible from Vodafone TR (3G/4G) connections. 216.239.36.219 So it may be a misconfiguration on Vodafon…
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Comment #16599099
Here in Turkey, you can get arrested for wearing the wrong t-shirt. https://www.google.com/search?q=hero+t+shirt+antalya+arreste...
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Comment #16290757
It is saying "are shipped to India each year" so that means it is coming from abroad, right?
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Comment #16290637
There are 2 questions that are missing in the article. - Who is producing and selling this antibiotics, in a scale of hundreds of tons? - Is it produced in India or another country…
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Comment #15915404
I agree, single node Vertica vs $50k cluster Brytlyt is not really a meaningful versus. http://tech.marksblogg.com/billion-nyc-taxi-vertica.html
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Comment #15852724
I'm not sure but, isn't this how the real banks operate, too? For example let's take a legal, legit, Bank named X in a country. If all the account owners wanted to retrieve their m…
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