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bigphishy

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    Comment #30354970

    Stigma... stigma... yeah, try using a flip phone... or anything other than an android or iphone smart phone XDXDXD No buddy likes my webkit OS anymore

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    Comment #29715438

    This is obvious tabloid-esque content from a non-tech source. I do not think this is good enough content to belong on hackernews

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    Comment #29667199

    I liked Jon Stewart's take on the Wuhan Lab Theory https://yewtu.be/watch?v=sSfejgwbDQ8 watching that always cracks me up

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    Comment #28765086

    I've seen this comment repeated about 4 or 5 times in the last 30 minutes. HN is not a place for vacuous and lame comments like these.

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    Comment #28765010

    facebook, inc. is not just an amiercan issue. For years they have been nefariously bribing other countries to promote their website. Take for example internet.org internet takeover…

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    Comment #28764955

    Excellent analogy.

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    Comment #28460770

    Almost hilariously the exact definition of a Logical Fallacy of a Loaded Question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loaded_question Ex. "When did you stop beating your wife?" We need …

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    Comment #28458218

    How apropos it is that hackernews has flagged this, I really hope that mods remove the flag here, this warrants debate and discussion.

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    Comment #28450137

    >in his first three years at Augusta Fells, he failed 22 classes and was late or absent 272 days I recently graduated highschool, well I suppose recent is subjective, but I cannot …

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    Comment #28446160

    In all my experience using wikipedia it has been successful at providing facts and accurate references. I don't mean to attack the speaker here, but that former cofounder of wikipe…

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    Comment #28397050

    Science is the result of the scientific method. Whether you agree with science is up to you, and you can voice your opinion on it because in US we have the bill of rights ( thank y…

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    Comment #28331551

    As far as I'm aware, the biggest innovation out of China in the past 300 years has been the face-kini. Seriously though, has this country produced any new invention? I would expect…

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    Comment #28329285

    Fuck Windows.

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    Comment #28162916

    Tell that to the Indian government, who straight put US webtech corporations in their place recently. By the way, what is Variety.com ? It's a name I recall hearing before, but wha…

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    Comment #27717992

    Well, I don't even want to touch the first part of this comment, there are smarter people than I that can put that logical fallacy to sleep. Also, please don't be disingenuous, it …

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    Comment #27534280

    Far be it for me to get sucked into politics, but I think the difference here can be explained that more evidence came out. It is only now becoming clear exactly how detrimental, a…

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    Comment #27522325

    Article is from 2017

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    Comment #27475233

    This isn't a left vs right issue, it's a top vs bottom issue.

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    Comment #27475177

    This is one of the biggest use cases for "crypto assets" that I can think of. Perhaps the only one, aside from ring of trust and public key distribution.

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    Comment #27462683

    Monero or ethereum, both superior to bitcoin in every way.

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    Comment #27462524

    Nuclear is superior no doubt, but it's asinine to dismiss solar power outright.

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    Comment #27451857

    nano to name one

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    Comment #27397082

    I am nonplussed, if the institution is effective and well managed, than I do not care about its size. Look at what the non-profit Bell Labs pumped out during the 1950's-1960's, all…

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    Comment #27397039

    Precisely right, look at Bell Labs, look what came out of that! transistors, tcp/ip, satellites, cellphones just to name a few. thank god for bell labs and the state approved monop…