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bolder88
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Comment #6728428
Increasingly? This demo is impressive, but apart from the LocalStorage, this exact same code would have worked just the same 15 years ago. The web has been a great runtime for a lo…
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Comment #6717190
Pretty sure most immigrants do not want to be "integrated".
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Comment #6712633
Sure it does. You just have to change some setting in /proc. The default may be 64k
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Comment #6710776
Probably the lack of recognition is due to it making money. Being profitable is so "old economy".
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Comment #6705740
Should you really be able to patent anything in a water pistol or nerf gun though? Protecting the name of course is one thing. Nerf and supersoaker are brands. But I don't think an…
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Comment #6698957
You're not creating anything though. If you print money, you're just devaluing all the current money, and stealing from people who already have money. I'm not convinced twitter has…
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Comment #6695522
This should not be on hacker news. Who really cares about random teenagers throwing hissy fits anymore? There is no "anonymous". If you didn't see it, I'd recommend the final episo…
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Comment #6695113
AWS isn't the issue. It's poorly engineered software. Probably using some fashionable backend, instead of tried and tested battle worn efficient software. Another example would be …
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Comment #6692432
If you print some more money is that wealth?
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Comment #6692134
> When $25b of wealth is being created Woah there. I think this is the fundamental issue. $25b of wealth hasn't been created. It's not free money. It's a scam.
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Comment #6689668
edit: Deleted due to the overwhelming amount of Guardian readers/conspiracy nuts in the comments section, who aren't able to listen to reasoned debate.
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Comment #6683743
No, we shouldn't bother trying to plug those leaks. Current situation: * You request website A, which includes 3rd party code from C. C drops a cookie * You request website B, whic…
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Comment #6683344
Good. This recent war against cookies is futile and silly. If you visit a website (Assuming you don't go via some anonymizer proxy), they can track you, and they can pass your deta…
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Comment #6681454
If you haven't seen it, I'd recommend watching "An idiot abroad". It's a great travel show with Karl Pilkington. He goes to foreign lands and tells it how it is.
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Comment #6676899
Yes I am complaining about the £280m send to India. There are a lot of other causes closer to home that would benefit greatly from it.
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Comment #6675767
So you believe that the current British, should be paying money for crimes committed by their ancestors? Personally, I don't think people should pay for other peoples mistakes, eve…
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Comment #6675422
Thanks, I copy and pasted the wrong bit. But the point stands.
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Comment #6675414
I don't think that's true at all. I think the majority of the UK see a space program as a fairly useless endeavour - big boys playing with their toys. The UK does certainly see sen…
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Comment #6675396
As stated elsewhere, foreign aid from the UK to india is £280m. But I'm glad that's such a miniscule amount to you.