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consider_this
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Comment #6500940
"This sentence is false".
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Comment #6432472
I think this is Valve's answer to the chicken/egg problem of new platform/app availability. Build it and they will come.
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Comment #6407865
You'd think with everything Google already knows about most people they could just solve for x.
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Comment #6400305
I'd like to know this too. If the assumption is that they are marching to death prior to vaccine administration can it get much worse than that?
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Comment #6396090
Reddit is a business, despite so many trying to convince themselves otherwise. Businesses don't like negative publicity. This is not new information. After the Boston bonanza Reddi…
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Comment #6394530
Canonical is probably primarily focused on recreating the Mir wheel and other Unity/Ubuntu Phone/etc. I doubt a whole hell of a lot of that goes upstream.
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Comment #6381877
MAC filtering is trivially defeated by anyone who knows something about netsec. MSCHAP is not good enough anymore either.
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Comment #6370175
Maybe buy two hard disks, and back up one to the other. It is only the linux kernel afterall.
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Comment #6324549
You don't need to boycott AT&T, although, that would be nice. They, Google, Level 3, etc. all own so much of the network backbones...it's impossible not to route through an adversa…
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Comment #6306941
Two giants whose revenue streams revolve around knowing their clients' personal business inside and out are suing the government because they want to get paid for turning the infor…
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Comment #6299493
How about Mint search? http://www.linuxmint.com/searchengines.php
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Comment #6296751
There have been rumors about love quadrangles in the news(other sources). I'd like to think this is complete nonsense, but my life experiences say it's certainly possible. Seems li…
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Comment #6290974
This is a very cool find. Thanks for sharing.
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Comment #6290765
If an idea is truly novel and valuable to the marketplace no patent is needed because the novelty itself provides ample time for you to 'recover' your investment. Either no patents…