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cloudjacker

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    Comment #12959083

    this is a shadow ban?

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    Comment #12959074

    I know, its pretty weird

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    Comment #12949855

    The only thing that collapsed is your HN karma

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    Comment #12935732

    but then his "extremist site" would have been in their browser history Even in the debates it was obvious both candidates were talking about keeping the act. I thought it was bizar…

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    Comment #12935713

    worked so well for HD DVD where's the study of every technology the porn industry adopted that still failed actually, don't do that study, I get all my investors by saying "histori…

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    Comment #12932242

    Forget the Firefox Tor browser, use Whonix Two Virtual Machines, the one you actually use for browsing and stuff only connects through the gateway virtual machine. If an exploit br…

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    Comment #12927239

    Oh cool, how can I find the sf results? Not interested enough to google it thanks for the public service!

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    Comment #12926096

    If you like camping you'll enjoy San Francisco

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    Comment #12918058

    Do you guys ever get tired of Twitter stories? Do you guys ever get tired of me pointing out that it will still be a Unicorn when it trades at 1/10th of the price and has a sustain…

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    Comment #12918047

    A standard SV job .... in CALIFORNIA .... must restrict those agreements to things done on company time, on company equipment or suffer the whole employment agreement being invalid…

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    Comment #12917895

    Pretty good but rule #4 is totally totally opinion without any consideration about why someone would be defensive. So given that Amir of June is the only person doing this quirky i…

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    Comment #12915388

    When's the ICO?

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    Comment #12905070

    You are basically implying that if someone does due diligence and decides not to invest, that the company is invalid. Its okay, that is a common sentiment. Incorrect though

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    Comment #12904684

    Getting funded by VCs doesn't mean what you think it means. It isn't validation or lack thereof, it is perceived portfolio fit plain and simple.

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    Comment #12902813

    I'm implying, and directly said, that the tropes aren't relatable or interesting despite trying so hard to be LIKE EVERY OTHER GAME AND THE ENTIRE POINT OF THE ARTICLE AND THREAD Y…

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    Comment #12897377

    I understand that, and this understanding has been pervasive for 30 years, which is why this exact article was written, and is still being circulated on HN. Dare.

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    Comment #12896910

    Firewatch is a really big step in the right direction. But try playing it as a child or a woman marginally interested in a gaming experience and you get unnecessary swearing and tr…

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    Comment #12896894

    I try to do this on PS4. Many indie titles are released on all platforms fairly simultaneously these days. Sony's user experience in the store just really is horrible. It has gotte…

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    Comment #12896787

    it would be a big freaking deal if any other country started doing it like when that guy simultaneously attacked the world power of Britain despite being under sanctions

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    Comment #12888290

    lol, the awkward moment when you recognize the Breather used in the stock photo

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    Comment #12887251

    Okay > Are you implying that the people who wrote the software for the internet banking website and phone app I use are the same ones who wrote CryptoLocker? Essentially I am sayin…

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    Comment #12886930

    Okay, the "criminal hackers writing harmful software" are the same people making a living writing benign software.

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    Comment #12886856

    > The people who write ransomware are technology experts. protip: the white hat and black hat programmers are the same people.

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    Comment #12886774

    yeah, I put my node.js stripe processing on a heroku server for like $1. Not concerned about the node_modules size :)