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Actually I was fine with my current account. Creating a new one means losing your post history and identity. I think one can see the problem with hellbanning here... > Insulting yo…

As someone who is posting from a recently hellbanned account, I can say you easily know you're hellbanned when the site becomes unbearably slow (by design as that's what hellbannin…

As someone who was just hellbanned, I can agree :) (I'm hellbanned so you probably won't see this post anyway)

> And then earn my trust by defending my right to data privacy? Sadly, they don't have any interest in doing so. http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/05/google-nsa-secrecy-...

What side of the story? I'm not interested in hearing twisting of the facts. Everyone knows what happened.

Because I'm not playing the role of sycophant here? I'll leave that to the others. This Groupon thing is well-known and I'd say what I said to anyone else from Lightbank.

Yes, absolutely.

> I am appalled by the lack of respect Andrew Mason gets on Hacker News It's almost like you haven't been paying attention to a single thing about Groupon for the last couple of ye…

Please stay far away from the startup scene. You're toxic. Edit: since the downvotes from assumed sycophants are pouring in, I'm not afraid to defend my position: the story of the …

> As far as I can tell, all major hacks by lulzsec predate the conversion of Sabu According to wiki, "He later turned informant for the FBI, working with the agency for over ten mo…

Yes, because domestic spying agencies (or their controlling entities) couldn't possibly have anything to gain by increased control over the web- let's say through legislation, foll…

Not sure where you're going with this. Care to explain?

Yeah, it's interesting that this whole LulzSec thing turned out to be a "false flag psyop" by the FBI. This would mean that while "Sabu" was an informant, many of the hacks perform…

I agree he seems to be completely proving the parent poster's point along with the one from michaelochurch ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5678332 ).

> but i haven't come across any emulator that has a debugger Mednafen, Stella, FCEUX just to name a few

Putting aside the fact that articles on Business Insider are extremely sensationalized, what about Youtube or Ustream? It really wouldn't take much for Youtube to implement the res…

> only bringing in $2M a year Surprise, surprise. Startup burning through venture capital while actual 'revenue' is smoke and mirrors. We've seen this movie before.

What's your point here? It still legalizes asking for accounts and there's still room for misinterpretation.

Strongly disagree. ANY type of legalized access to employee social media accounts is bad. Period. Yet this is what we get when we freely throw any of our personal information onlin…

I've tried this and so far, so good! I'm rather annoyed as it seems like a simple "housekeeping" task that OS X should have already handled. When upgrading the OS, Apple always re-…

That's cute. Quite the shadow of the doubt you have. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSA_warrantless_surveillance_co... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSA_electronic_surveillance_pro...…

Oh yes, precisely my point rolls eyes . Since you seem to be aware of the NSA's intentions, aside from your sarcasm, perhaps you could explain the purpose of this data center: http…

The word "entrepreneur" is getting used as a blanket term way too much to the point that anyone with an idea, CRUD app or working at a startup is an "entrepreneur."

I was more trashing the NSA's record because they ARE doing sinister shit. We just don't know 100% if Google is being forced to play along. I'd say it's really naive to think there…