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bikeshed

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    Comment #44724665

    Wild that Labour just let this go into effect without any changes.

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    Comment #35819003

    This is the most quintessentially hackernews comment ever posted.

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    Comment #33460575

    2018 and 2019 apparently

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    Comment #33460415

    it's wild that Musk was trolled into paying $44B to destroy a perfectly viable company.

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    Comment #31777204

    Do I think it will? No; there's always another sucker ready to lose their life savings. Do I hope this will be the cycle though? Oh absolutely.

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    Comment #30371447

    I was using reddit in 2006. So yeah, you could say I've "looked at reddit." It's a cesspool now.

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    Comment #30321252

    you're going to have to provide some proof that these even exist.

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    Comment #24095080

    Not really.

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    Comment #23608401

    And just like that, I've already bought my last Apple product.

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    Comment #23377252

    wow, we're really gonna defend the indefensible in this thread, aren't we?

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    Comment #22324194

    I mean, the same can be said about gambling.

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    Comment #22324192

    twitter is mostly anonymous users shitposting and dunking on each other. facebook is all your friends' racist friends yelling at you, interspersed with bizarre ads for products you…

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    Comment #22095785

    They were doing you a favour. Stop using Facebook.

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    Comment #22008359

    Cool how Boeing's response appears to be to find and punish those responsible for the communications, not those responsible for deceiving the FAA and regulators in order to certify…

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    Comment #21480153

    Absolutely, like no question. Once the show's been automatically downloaded you can do whatever you want with it, and setting up Plex is a one-time-only thing. What happens when th…

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    Comment #21331581

    And yet we routinely see people here arguing in defence of 80- to 100-hour work weeks at startups. This kind of mind-sickness is not the sole domain of the elite legal profession.

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    Comment #21187910

    Audio people have been moving away from Apple over the past few years specifically because of show-stopping bugs introduced by new versions of the OS. This really never happens in …

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    Comment #21187883

    This is probably going to be what gets me to switch all my audio applications to Windows 10. Once again, everything I use -- Serato, Ableton, and half a dozen pieces of hardware fr…

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    Comment #21187876

    If a program works fine, with no issues, why should companies be forced to update it simply because Apple decrees they no longer support 32 bit applications? "Sweeping the dust" is…

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    Comment #21023536

    > "Reducing" (by means unspecified) sounds uncomfortably close to mass killing. he's calling for basically this elsewhere in the thread.

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    Comment #21023330

    I reckon it's the same reason they bought Reddit. Poisoning the body and the mind.

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    Comment #19997748

    Honestly, Equifax should’ve folded after that breach. Any company that loses all its customer data should cease to exist.