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easuter

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    Comment #14568407

    Given that it one of its key components is plastic, I imagine it be waterproof but will also be quite flammable.

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    Comment #14412349

    Thanks for the heads-up. I'll remember to use a throwaway next time.

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    Comment #14412065

    No. That would require becoming familiar with a massive codebase that has accrued contributions from thousands of developers over the years. It is far more effective to sit on my h…

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    Comment #14411804

    Only to someone who hasn't experienced the earth-shattering enlightenment rust provides.

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    Comment #14411417

    No. Java doesn't have fearless concurrency, zero-cost abstractions or move semantics.

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    Comment #14411253

    If only VLC had been re-written in rust this would never have happened. For shame.

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    Comment #14166017

    They joined the party a bit late, they are already a sinking ship.

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    Comment #14110315

    The newer skype versions on Windows are web-based.

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    Comment #14090413

    > Nobody in the last 5-10 years cared about writing Desktop apps before Electron came along, there's basically zero money in it What a load of tripe. Try stuffing all the functiona…

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    Comment #14063479

    > + Cryptocurrency LOL. I see a "Sorry for your loss" in your future.

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    Comment #14013693

    I like to cook, and so does my SO. Even if that weren't the case, we have friends over regularly. I don't think I'd be ok with inviting over guests and shoving bottles of soylent i…

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    Comment #13867301

    If I had to guess, the .cc TLD implies that what the site hosts is licensed under Creative Commons.

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    Comment #13733213

    Oh wow, taking a shit on Google after they helped you by reporting a critical flaw in your infrastructure. I'm no longer using CF for my own projects, but you've just cemented my d…

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    Comment #13496000

    Enjoy your horse then; I'll just speed off into the sunset with the latest model Generics Motors has to offer. :)

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    Comment #13473679

    > As long as it is a job it is a form of slavery How is it a form of slavery if you're earning a decent wage and can leave any time you want? Pull your head out of your arse and gr…

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    Comment #13273070

    The guy does have a point, yet is bring downvoted into oblivion. Government can play a role in the improvement in the everyday life of it's citizens. As an example, I pay 25 euros/…

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    Comment #13200577

    No to mention the SQLS execution planner will beat the pants off both MySQL's and Postgres' when it comes to non-trivial queries. Don't know how it compares to Oracle as I've never…

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    Comment #13200558

    Keep in mind that SQL Server has had a role in driving certain windows features which I'm not sure exist natively in the Linux kernel. IIRC fibers were added to the NT kernel speci…

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    Comment #13196677

    Precisely. It will also depend on how well you've grown to know and become friends with the people in question. Myself and my close friends curse, insult and tease each other in a …

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    Comment #13196347

    When was I not civil? Also I did follow up on my original comment when prompted.

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    Comment #13193973

    Opening the article with "as a woman and minority" in tech is exactly playing the victim card right up front. It has no weight on whether the supposed actions of her managers and c…

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    Comment #13193757

    OP's milking that victim card for all it's worth.

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    Comment #13129433

    What he is saying is that there aren't two buckets, more of a gradient of what's likely and unlikely.

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    Comment #13122003

    How did this turd of an article wind up on the front page?