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bmulcahy
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Comment #39227416
So, a weld instead of solder!
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Comment #39171119
One would have to assume that it's a combination of both.
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Comment #39112466
One way of understanding the previous comment in light of what you've said is: the third-party doctrine is so obviously wrong it's sickening.
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Comment #39094946
My money's on Hal Finney.
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Comment #39085222
No. Instead, I'm going to be excellent to my fellow people. I'm not going to sink to their level.
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Comment #38896304
Somewhere, the NFL is quickly checking its shoes...
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Comment #38887890
Investigative journalism, I'd wager.
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Comment #38688488
It's no more ironic than a basketball player who just increased his score by putting a ball through a hoop trying to prevent his opponent from doing the same.
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Comment #38495218
Why not?
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Comment #38292705
No, it's great! That way when something terrible happens, it's not VW's fault.
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Comment #38167840
I think you've made a mistake. Their comment was not meant to be understood literally. Their intended meaning was obvious to me.
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Comment #38157408
>What are the new revenue channels that will pay for all that extra staff (and considering it’s USPS, their pensions)? The federal government, unlike most other entities, does not …
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Comment #38007748
>but because the mechanism by which they were generated would result in whole large classes of broken curves that academic cryptography and mathematics would have caught by now Mig…
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Comment #37923714
I absolutely loved the ending of _Fall_. I literally sat in my truck with tears streaming down my face for five minutes. To each their own, I suppose.
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Comment #37839801
We need a public lobby.
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Comment #37793902
I vote Hal Finney.
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Comment #37718362
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Comment #37683918
Do you remember the name of the post card service? Sounds neat!
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Comment #37599734
>One would expect that we’d all know who Satoshi was by now, unless Satoshi was a state-sponsored collective effort. Or, if the creator died of ALS.