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bestdayever

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    Comment #7476211

    It was definitely depressing to not get tickets last year then see a group of 9 year olds with their parents throughout the auditorium just looking to soak up the free stuff. I wis…

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    Comment #7459090

    People always point to soccer(football everywhere else) as a sport that has done this successfully. Wasn't the original driving reason that they don't have commercial breaks. If NB…

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    Comment #7438332

    Hopefully nobody uses it and opengl becomes the norm.

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    Comment #7438329

    I would prefer they announce they were discontinuing dx and joining the opengl project =\.

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    Comment #7428847

    At 6'3" the isle seat scares me to. when that cart comes rumbling down the isle, if I'm not on my game I'm looking at a very serious injury. I think the goal though is to make flyi…

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    Comment #7418082

    Eye witness testimony is one of the worst pieces of evidence. Add that to the idea that you're required to retain that information since 2011 and it becomes pretty laughable.

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    Comment #7399538

    Wouldn't it be ok if the sides were axis and allies? 2 sides but no focus on individual countries.

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    Comment #7398915

    A lot of times, amateur "hacking" groups will require new members to prove their worth in some way and I'm sure github is a great target to test their "skills"

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    Comment #7394557

    Zuck: Yeah so if you ever need info about anyone at Harvard Zuck: Just ask. Zuck: I have over 4,000 emails, pictures, addresses, SNS [Redacted Friend's Name]: What? How'd you manag…

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    Comment #7391673

    It's also documented to be the wrong way to store state and a horrible idea.

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    Comment #7387434

    You and I have much different interpretations of "massive"

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    Comment #7379848

    You really don't understand what the term "vapourware" means do you.

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    Comment #7360544

    Why would they need to interrogate him, they could just look at the source code. Not to mention they could easily get a plant as a contributor and work in back door code (probably …

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    Comment #7318586

    The idea of bitcoin was something that was impossible to regulate. This is what happens as a result, you take risks.

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    Comment #7313569

    (You probably already saw this but if you didn't)Spotify employee already pointed out the bug was fixed within the day the original email was sent. 7 days was probably after an aud…

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    Comment #7300676

    Are you really trying to prop this up as some sort of conspiracy?

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    Comment #7273699

    Hey I found an article about you. http://www.theonion.com/articles/911-truther-vows-not-to-res...

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    Comment #7271056

    US ISPs regularly get government subsidies. Hell they took 200 billion to start building fiber in 1996, then they didn't do it.

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    Comment #7265763

    You are comparing a free service where they are up front about their plans to a pay for service which doesn't detail any plans you describe. I have to ask, do you think they would?…

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    Comment #7252094

    Generally any VAC update is met with a full dump fairly quickly on most sites.

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    Comment #7239092

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUySpaNRypw

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    Comment #7239088

    Not knowing random pop culture references makes you an idiot these days, interesting.

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    Comment #7234404

    I think the idea would be that you would withdraw from escrow, manipulate the transaction to change the transaction id (which they shouldn't be relying on if they use bitcoind and …