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frankquist

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    Comment #17688089

    Well, I'd say, what's keeping you/us? Go!

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    Comment #17526838

    Depth, certainly. Breadth, not necessarily (though I don't want to have much illusions regarding breadth). It could very well be that this information was gleaned from when the dut…

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    Comment #17390068

    As it is phrased your comment is not helpful. Besides the huge generalization (how is hacker news fake news?), you barely provide any arguments for your points. Can you elaborate o…

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    Comment #17326742

    Could you elaborate on that last part? I don't understand how for loops would be more maintainable and less error prone. They have more moving parts and therefore more room for err…

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    Comment #16017053

    Slightly offtopic but I went to your homepage to check it out. Immediately loved how it looked, but found it hard to find out what products are actually on offer until I went to th…

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    Comment #16004887

    Could you elaborate?

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    Comment #15958012

    There used to be the Trackback system that would allow someone to write blog post and "ping" the blog post they wrote the response to. I am not sure what happened to that system.

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    Comment #15944550

    I don't think that would be your logical next step as it doesn't logically follow from the earlier steps. My post started with "Say that you are interested in investigating puzzlin…

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    Comment #15943018

    Say these were aliens with an antigravity drive. They may be scientists who do not want to disturb the phenomena they are observing. They might have a Starfleet like noninterventio…

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    Comment #15942913

    I am quite skeptical of this having to do anything with aliens, but the "they wouldn't need to hide angle" confounds me. It acts like the only motivation in an interspecies relatio…

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    Comment #15942744

    Say that you are interested in investigating puzzling phenomena, and you have the money. What more logical step is there than to approach your senate majority leader friend? Such o…

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    Comment #15942570

    When I first read the program or its funding had ended, I, like you, also concluded that this was an indication that the Pentagon saw no reason to take it further. But then I jumpe…

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    Comment #15320874

    There is certainly a German place also doing this which the article mentions but Drachten is a Dutch city :)

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    Comment #15022754

    "Before you know it any speech even mildly critical of immigration is silenced and you get the situation going on in Europe." This seems... odd. I don't think right now there's any…

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    Comment #15022666

    Think and feel all you want on our "limits to free speech" (which vary widely per country). But please don't water down the definition of fascism for your own rhetorical ends. Fasc…

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    Comment #15013867

    An an European, I'm kind of offended you're stretching the definition of fascism to also include "anything that suppresses free speech". Can you please not water down the definitio…

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    Comment #14164745

    Why not both? Half of my country (NL) exists due to smart protection against water and we're doing pretty good. Doesn't mean global warming isn't an important consideration. If som…

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    Comment #13718320

    This comment does not really add much of anything. Besides that, Laravel uses Bcrypt for hashing. Not sure where Laravel developers use MD5.

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    Comment #13444409

    I have the same thing with system monitors. So many processes for which I have no idea if they're legit.

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    Comment #13013274

    Is that true though? To me, the difference between a simple spreadsheet and say, a floppy bird, is that the spreadsheet requires one to know about rows and columns, and basic math …

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    Comment #12864003

    NP :). There are many ways to not deny reality and still be polite! One of them is reserving outrage or judgement until one is sure it is actually warranted. (not referring to you …

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    Comment #12862878

    Or to go entirely minimalistic: only provide a boolean "device might die within 10 minutes" value or something.

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    Comment #12853820

    See downthread for some comparisons :)

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    Comment #12848145

    What do you mean?

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    Comment #12844892

    Everything you said could have been said in a polite, or even educational way, without sacrificing its importance. Usually we use "but this is wrong!" or "this really needs to be s…