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d4m0
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Comment #8756673
Yep. Particularly Queenslanders, victorious Aussie Sporting teams, overly attractive bikini models and other non-kiwi things.
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Comment #8756655
One thing that the article fails to mention, and some comments here don't seem to understand, is that Environmental organisations such as Greenpeace NZ sanction the fur trade in so…
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Comment #8756634
Says someone who has obviously never driven or lived in NZ. The little shits sit in the middle of the road. And these aren't long highways, they're windy little country roads (eg. …
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Comment #8554226
I already have an Ikea standing desk. Well it's an Ikea book shelf sitting on a desk. https://www.dropbox.com/s/3z473x9kco92c8f/standing%20desk.jp... The key ingredient is the adju…
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Comment #8129563
This isn't for city riding. It is for riding on country roads. If you've ever done any road cycling outside of city centres, it can get very risky as the cars are going so much fas…
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Comment #7802354
Offers similar functionality to http://chocolatechip-ui.com/
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Comment #6348328
Turtles. Lots of turtles.
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Comment #6145739
Willpower is like a muscle. Work on it. Build it. But then I'm here reading Hacker News too so......
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Comment #5360644
On-Premise Cloud is my pet hate. How is that even a Cloud?
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Comment #4950977
This. Why bother with all of the cables? Normal usage would surely be one or two only. Having 4 female USB ports seems like a sensible option. Or am I missing something?
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Comment #4541830
I've been using the new Maps for a few months since it appeared in the first beta builds. I live in Sydney, Australia and the search struggles to find places. It's not so bad if yo…
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Comment #4406464
You're wrong there. I use Java for most things but dive into Groovy when I want features like almost native XML handling (via XmlSlurper & MarkupBuilder). Having a joint Java + Gro…