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caliagent

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    Comment #14515575

    Not trolling. These are my opinions and I've posted relevant articles for most of them. If you feel like banning me then at least be clear that Hacker News continues to stifle vali…

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    Comment #14503443

    But yet they clearly state they make money by charging artists to play their songs for listening. Music has a dirty history of pay to play(payola) and this is just an instance of p…

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    Comment #14503413

    As long as they continue to burn trash this is a joke on par with the ad campaigns for californians to conserve water and not waste food; actions which, do not target the actual ma…

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    Comment #14503322

    Let's identify why she got the job under Obama: "Lee is the first female director in the USPTO’s history, and one of her priorities is getting more women into STEM jobs." Those two…

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    Comment #14503275

    Yes as I already described amd you chose to ignore. Pick your choice or backup program that asks what drive and select your sd card. They are also available with wifi dongles.

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    Comment #14503048

    Pure marketing bs. I've never had an unscathed CD-R fail. The cloud is just redundant servers and nothing more.

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    Comment #14503043

    Yes I have and it's no less horrifying then thinking you can access your cloud server when you suddenly cannot. My point is for a small amount you could afford to buy microsd cards…

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    Comment #14502673

    I agree but have yet to find one that went that way. More companies in the wild, as I alluded to, who feel that's what they should be doing with little to no understanding of how. …

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    Comment #14502618

    Yes. That's the price of saying bullying or shaming is a crime.

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    Comment #14502612

    Much like the Indian viper massacre or many similar pay for kills schemes. http://freakonomics.com/podcast/the-cobra-effect-a-new-freak... Tinfoil hat me wonders if it was a minisc…

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    Comment #14502581

    Why would they? You already overpaid for their hardware and ecosystem because you believe in it. A smart consumer would, given the defined variable if not wanting to switch to andr…

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    Comment #14502490

    Where does it present the data affirming these teachers would receive higher scores were they male? The authors declare that the voices of students polled is irrelevant and declare…

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    Comment #14502339

    Because nobody gets assigned a task and rushes to a white board with a non-collaborative audience. The WB wire framing etc is always a discussion amongst peers. Sit your prospects …

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    Comment #14502266

    I've worked places where the dual monitor denial was based on jealousy from other job titles like manager, producer, sales, etc. Who didn't recognize it as a task enabling tool, bu…

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    Comment #14502139

    Suprisingly good movie, I skipped it in theaters because the ad campaign was just heavy cgi Inception ripoff scenes and no real plot. Glad it came to Netflix, totally worth seeing.…

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    Comment #14502115

    So is this more or less money than the Red Cross siphons for alternative "needs"? http://www.npr.org/2016/06/16/482020436/senators-report-find... I was under the impression that op…

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    Comment #14502034

    What do I do as a single white male who's made to feel uncomfortable about how I was born and inferred qualities I may or may not have? None of the myriad of these articles address…

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    Comment #14501975

    Interesting this reason was absent from reports about naval ports being shut down surrounding Qatar. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-06-06/gulf-states-launch-...

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    Comment #14501948

    The only prisoners complaining about lack of food are the overweight or extremely muscular ones trying to bulk. Food is a commodity to a certain extent, so trying to acquire more i…

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    Comment #14501899

    I was following the parents fictional account that mentioned subsequent generations eating this shelles walnut stockpile.

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    Comment #14501867

    Maybe it's already been accounted for in the forced waste? My cartridges always say they're empty when there is clearly plenty usable ink left inside.

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    Comment #14500105

    Nuts go rancid. Bad idea for a survivalist story. http://ucanr.edu/datastoreFiles/234-2753.pdf

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    Comment #14474905

    Their incentive of carpool lane cheating is one, as the average prius driver coasts along merrily with no regard to how ICE vehicles gear or drive. But that's just personal anecdot…

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    Comment #14474383

    I have lived on California my entire life and all we have managed to accomplish were feel good initiatives which made for great PR puff pieces and were quickly shuffled down the ro…