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gorgonian
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Comment #49027847
Maybe because they restated what they said instead of addressing to the previous commenter’s point.
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Comment #48877985
I could see there being different rules for enterprise accounts.
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Comment #48862833
I’ve been to two cities in Brazil and had no issues whatsoever. I’m sure it happens, but no one tried to rob us or scam us.
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Comment #48787092
Are you being cheeky? The S stands for Structured.
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Comment #48562019
It was less related to the manifest issue specifically and more that I don’t think Mozilla is some great bastion of internet freedom, and chromium works better on many sites becaus…
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Comment #48561978
If that’s true it may be what finally pushes me back to Firefox.
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Comment #48557201
I prefer ungoogled-chromium: https://github.com/ungoogled-software/ungoogled-chromium
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Comment #48431272
As others have pointed out, bonds are barely (or not) keeping up with inflation. I would like to suggest a third alternative to stock index and bonds: stable dividend stocks. They …
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Show HN: Hacker News Dark Mode Bookmarklet
I love HN, but I also love dark mode. I wanted dark mode HN on my iPhone without any extension/third party app/proxy fuss, so I made this bookmarklet. One tap on news.ycombinator.c…
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Comment #48072007
Colluded how?
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Comment #47916853
I visited the rainforest in Brazil (Iguazú Falls / Foz do Iguaçu) a few years ago and saw literally dozens of species of butterflies of every size and color. It was truly incredibl…
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Comment #47732506
The bank stole his money, claiming it was theirs? That’s a surprisingly strong action considering there’s no way that could hold up in court…right?
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Comment #47653745
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Comment #47462144
U.S. anti-submarine doctrine for surface vessels is pretty much just “run away”, that’s how dangerous subs are, so that’s why U.S. CSGs often include an attack submarine escort.
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Comment #47435248
The subject is “people”. Parent is suggesting that the equilibrium point of housing supply and demand naturally leaves some people unhoused.
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Comment #47237477
Maybe they work for Apple
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Comment #47082916
You may be surprised how cavalier some people are about their clearance.
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Comment #46688613
I HATE the oily squares on my MacBook Air screen. I think the real issue is that there is zero space between the screen and the keyboard when the laptop is closed. I’ve started kee…
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Comment #45942794
> Just how stupid do you think lawmakers, judges, prosecutors, and police are? Quite often pretty stupid, honestly. Or careless, ignorant, jaded, corrupt, etc etc
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Comment #45244149
Which recipe are you following? I found a few, including one on the Neiman Marcus website, but none had pecan flour and only one had walnuts.
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Comment #40956424
The company should pay for that phone
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Comment #39775371
Maybe it’s way way way way more profitable because they got rid of cubicles
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Comment #37828588
Yep!
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Comment #37812162
I recently took the train in Poland from Warsaw to Krakow and Krakow to Vienna and they never checked my ID.