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Comment #17839282
Your lack of understanding of even recent American history is breathtaking. Do a little more reading on the gilded age.
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Comment #17828930
There was never a "Blackberry Razor" product. There was the Motorola RAZR phone that was just a flip phone that was very popular for a few years before the iPhone, and then there w…
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Comment #17796604
You’re showing a lot of faith that they will interpret the results fairly and act on them. The auto play video while browsing is pretty universally reviled and they haven’t turned …
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Comment #17792241
A restaurant near me started serving impossible burgers a couple weeks ago. Since I have gout I am always trying beef and pork replacements. Impossible burger’s patty is on par wit…
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Comment #17784838
Nearly wiping out the bison was not a prerequisite to the US becoming self sufficient. Nor is destroying their natural areas a prerequisite for developing nations. Additionally you…
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Comment #17771664
What the hell do you mean "surveys"? You don't need "surveys" to tell you how many violent crimes there are in a year. We have actual statistics. And the numbers are not in the mil…
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Comment #17769872
Hahaha uhh no. Not even remotely. This is completely pulled out of your ass. First of all the CDC has been banned from studying guns since GW Bush administration. Secondly deaths b…
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Comment #17764946
Freedom of speech is about censorship from the government. As much as Silicon Valley companies love to self aggrandize they are not the government and are under no obligation to al…
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Comment #17764809
Not gonna happen. This site would be banned or censored.
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Comment #17747885
So what's the solution? If a big company opens a factory in an area, then the hire a bunch of people at that factory, people obviously want to move closer to where work is. It's no…
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Comment #17746751
This is some ass backwards reasoning. And life’s too short to eat bad tasting food on purpose.
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Comment #17746091
In the US a lot of companies just don’t have the bandwidth to hire someone straight out of university. A degree is great but 10 out of 10 times I would rather have someone with fou…
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Comment #17698431
Not exactly the same because at some point climate change will make the planet uninhabitable.
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Comment #17686446
Craigslist isn’t the place to go for jobs. Lots of people are looking for PHP developers. There’s job counseling services out there, go talk to a professional who specializes in ca…
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Comment #17681573
$4B? That's insanity. I know it's a dead horse but valuations are totally detached from reality.
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Comment #17661381
Kroger bought out a local chain here in Michigan (Hiller’s) that was way better than Kroger and then laid off the Hiller’s employees and killed the chain. I’m never gonna feel any …
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Comment #17635768
Nobody bothers to decouple them because usually rendering a terminal is trivial and the output rate isn’t as fast for most use cases. But it sounds like if you’ve done it before it…
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Comment #17609688
Have a little more faith in the people running these missions than that. The landing spots for any missions we send over are chosn very carefully and with a lot of thought. There a…
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Comment #17554975
I’m not talking about your home computer. Obviously your home computer shouldn’t have ssh exposed to the world on any port. I’m talking about a server that needs to have ssh availa…
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Comment #17554674
Yes there are, but moving your SSH port is a low cost, very easy and effective way of doing it.
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Comment #17552764
Well, first off, you probably should change your SSH port. Using a non-default one will cause most automated attacks to move on to something else. Second, using numbers is far more…
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Comment #17538437
Apple has always commanded a premium for their laptops. Yes there’s competing specs out there for less but there always have been. I paid $3k for my Retina MBP in 2012 and it still…
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Comment #17535134
Isn’t kinda the point of her statement that she isn’t unidentified? She was made famous by somebody else without her knowledge and consent. When a production crew wants to use foot…