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Comment #49234367
This should be flagged as over a year old at this point.
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Comment #48886569
If this wasn’t written by AI it sure is good at sounding like it.
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Comment #48318541
Trying?
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Comment #46744954
Sounds like that must be really tough on you. Thoughts and prayers buddy!
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Comment #44803471
Somehow this is simultaneously the most and least self-aware comment section I've seen on HN.
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Comment #44635042
Its only Monday, but calling an Arch installation “basic tech literacy” is the funniest thing I’ll read this week.
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Comment #42300192
I was (jokingly) commenting on your curious definition of the word nitpick, but yeah, guess I should have read the article. Thank you for your advice.
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Comment #42299546
> Actually 'nitpicking' is when you assume someone didn't read an article whenever their post references the title of the article. Well that just can't be accurate. Also, bonus poi…
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Comment #41153071
Op-Eds aren’t generally considered legally enforceable.
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Comment #40987361
I guess what I'm saying is I'd pay more to charge my mouse every six months rather than every two weeks.
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Comment #40955807
I own this mouse. The battery needs replacing every couple weeks. I would have paid twice the price for something rechargeable (before I knew how spotty the scrolling is).
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Comment #40865553
This is the funniest hill to die on. Thank you.
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Comment #40692051
I honestly can’t tell if this is sarcastic.
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Comment #40385436
> Since then, I’ve been overseeing both organisations, but really, the two roles require two people doing them, and of necessity most of my attention has had to be devoted to the t…
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Comment #40373519
Let's be fair and compare similar products. Do you have any examples of $2000 mobile devices that support eye tracking on the OS level? The products you mention look like they're e…
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Comment #39821052
> no dentist or hygienist will mention it to you because, well you know why. Every single dentist I've been to has told me this method. Maybe it's a regional thing?