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efes

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    Comment #12028373

    Maybe he didn't want it comming up when HR departments do background checks.. But another possibility is that the real person that corresponds to the leaked messages isnt such a pe…

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    Comment #11814957

    I think a simpler point to make would be that no one should have special standing in the legal system except when issued a specific warrant. If one person can get this data without…

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    Comment #11776948

    so his name was misspelled intentionally so linkedin would not inform his lawyer and/or publicist of the article?

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    Comment #11702789

    Any thoughts on leaving Actuarial work? I was thinking of going the other way.. a consistent education/testing seems like it fixes the eternal new wheels and pop experts problem of…

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    Comment #11645339

    If we are supposed to be the last line of defense against poor English in products on the US market then that explains a lot.

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    Comment #11642955

    “busted” for using code that works without introducing bugs to show you understood It... Whether, let alone how, they violated the license is not a subject of the article. Expectin…

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    Comment #11112071

    > The US Marshals enforce (federal) court orders. He was subject to a court order mandating the payment of a debt. That is itself absurd. As a private person you can really only as…

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    Comment #11106731

    Ah, the threat to iOS is a non-threat because they are immune to their market's Ford Fiesta like Rolls Royce, which was bought out by BMW for lack of marketshare, which is pushing …

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    Comment #11104575

    Market share.

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    Comment #11102765

    I don't know what gives you that idea. Huawei is like a Ford of chinese phones. Just because they have a fiesta doesn't mean they don't also compete with rolls royce at their highe…

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    Comment #11099281

    This has no external data so workers may avoid a cache fetch let alone having enough data for regular cache misses. Even a simple strlen call in each worker could begin to add the …

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    Comment #11083235

    > Are those programmers using this operating system's tools for software installation? Hardly. And why? Because this is a bizarre argument. I accidentally make dependencies on spec…

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    Comment #11061739

    I guess you've hurt feelings with sarcasm? But I agree. Virtualization is a bad joke with 8GB of RAM today, so I decided to assume 16GB max isn't enough lifetime for a new system a…

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    Comment #11047624

    True, but I was actually referring to them coming as the only interfaces to the iMac. AFAIK the laptops provide builtin HID, so they don't needlessly become a brick from depending …

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    Comment #11045202

    Hmm, not sure I get the article. I recently ditched OsX on an iMac and in the past I used Solaris on an apple laptop. In general, I would say that while not cheap for a general int…

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    Comment #11035525

    You need access to LANs themselves to get ethernet addresses which would easily map to people on many devices. De-anonymizing based on traffic in a cafe is going to be a bit more c…

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    Comment #11025313

    If I were facebook, I would have hid this page for a month or two. I sure hope this causes the most traditional of French mobilizations against finalizing a new data safe harbor gi…

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    Comment #11018959

    Opening a bug about someone's embarrassing double-entendre in a non-native language usage and then asking everyone to comment is bullying and technically sexual harassment. Not wan…

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    Comment #10980215

    If you write a free application that runs on Java on the raspberry Pi you (probably) owe Oracle nothing. If anyone builds a console around that raspberry Pi, Oracle probably is owe…

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    Comment #10979553

    > This might as well be Java. Chromium specific certainly isn't as good as open standards, but it isn't as bad as Java. Once chromium is ported to something it doesn't face legal u…

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    Comment #10947698

    Cool, thanks! I'll do a little practice and then jump in to immersion at the start of my next vacation then. I just tried a little using an onscreen keyboard as a cheat, and it doe…

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    Comment #10947568

    very cool, thanks! Composing the other accents actually works well for me since I use them infrequently but just frequently enough to get annoyed if there is no system in their pla…

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    Comment #10946020

    I live in Zurich and have been thinking of switching.. If you don't mind, I have a couple questions: How did you handle learning it given so many layers? Stickers seem like trouble…

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    Comment #10919188

    I think the article is missing the obvious point that the queue at the bottom affects walkers as well as standers even though it is being formed by the delays caused by standers ne…

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    Comment #10917031

    Given that there are two escalators per direction, making the middle ones purely for walkers would probably create the necessary incentives to get ~2/3 walking to bypass the longer…