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fakename11
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Comment #29574448
I can't wait for more states to adopt school vouchers.
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Comment #29440544
OP probably wants site to be to send notifications even though Firefox’s research on the topic has shown that they are 99+ percent spam. I find it very annoying when I visit a site…
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Comment #27299841
They are more orthogonal than dictatorship and authoritarianism though
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Comment #27299832
> Because you couldn't trust anyone, not your friends or family. Everyone was part of a big network out to get you, so you were sort of locked in your own head. Have you seen Twitt…
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Comment #27299713
They also provide equity in the company. Most people dont work in startups for instantaneous salary.
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Comment #27298638
Comparing this to the cost of rent is very fair. Other states don't pay these exorbitant costs and are fine.
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Comment #27260066
Are you seriously describing this as a "bad accident"?
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Comment #26931130
How does someone talking tell you if they can actually do basic programming... I think you would be surprised at the number of people that apply for software engineering jobs but b…
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Comment #26850872
Most houses are sold with outlets that can be extremely dangerous for kids. Do we need more regulation for this too?
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Comment #26599860
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Comment #26599795
It's somewhat pragmatic for the Linux developers. Support a stable kernel API probably wouldn't be that expensive. It's clearly a political decision against writing close source co…
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Comment #26462475
They should throw the "Simple Example" through a code formatter. Would look more professional. Other than that, this is a nice project, congrats to the author.
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Comment #26460856
I bet these "expired" security.txts will become more common than unexpired ones in the near future. Updating a date every year sounds annoying.
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Comment #26460001
Follow better people? (Or at least don't follow their "personal" accounts)
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Comment #26459873
Exactly, also there was this bank that went bankrupt in the 1800s and everyone lost their money too!!!!! You can't trust the system!
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Comment #26209907
Sorry, but construction is a serious job. I don't want people that are high building bridges and homes.
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Comment #26129128
Is this really a useful post?
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Comment #25515199
What is next, suing for military secrets?
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Comment #25489967
Water is also naturally occurring in many food items. That didn't make it harmless - you can die from too much.
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Comment #25483074
Why is this the top article on hackewnews without any comments?
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Comment #25482999
Pretty sure this is just an anecdote. Not a real limit as others have reported opening larger save files/
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Comment #25367530
funny
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Comment #25356339
Dozens of IT vendors sounds like a security risk.
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Comment #25320997
I think I agree with a idea that something that is fundamentally technically unsound probably shouldn't get an award.
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Comment #23437813
Maybe he thinks that black-on-black crime is probably worse than police-on-black crime since it's more common?