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hackernewbie

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    Comment #5555559

    The most interesting part of this article is how entirely openly it's indicating that a default setting that can easily be changed in a web browser will be left by virtually all us…

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    Comment #5555482

    Thanks for this post, I sometimes feel as if this is the world's least well made distinction. So many people seem to have constructed the idea that dictionaries instruct the use of…

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    Comment #5496025

    Google pumping and dumping. Seems kind of shitty to me. E: I do realise it's a very long term pump. But it has that feel.

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    Comment #5464279

    Seriously, thank you. Plus there was literally nothing about college. Which I am at.

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    Comment #5463134

    But they didn't. Noone ever just called it ogg. It was always Ogg Vorbis, sometimes Ogg/Vorbis. Some file types just get an easy ride, like jpeg/jpg. Imagine if it was actually rou…

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    Comment #5463112

    Yahoo Answers. Amazing. Have you recently visited their Programming & Design section? How does that community survive?

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    Comment #5461373

    I'll say it. It might sound incredibly trivial, but the name. It's an insanely intimidating name.

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    Comment #5458431

    I feel like there was a time when gender politics wasn't so abrasive in computing. It wasn't healthy, but it didn't make you constantly feel mired in some swamp of unsolvable probl…

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    Comment #5446576

    DHH is so mouthy it actually is really beginning to give the impression of massive insincerity.

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    Comment #5444097

    This should shove the internet into a more sophisticated mode of advertising (if more clandestine in many ways, shills ahoy). It's unprecendentedly pathetic to see companies worryi…

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    Comment #5444051

    Extreme levels of correct, I myself am incredibly bitter/jealous/you-name-it. However, I get a tugging sensation that it's almost all PR-minded.

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    Comment #5434645

    A counter.

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    Comment #5434565

    I really fanatically hope this doesn't happen and the opposite happens i.e. a fuller version of iOS is used on iPhone/iPad. The revolutionary step would be to open up iOS more whil…

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    Comment #5434480

    Because of my own myopic, self-interestedness I actually do think some programmers are smarter than most lawyers. But this article is not evidence or argument of that. Knowledge wi…

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    Comment #5434345

    The XKCD comic is about herpetology and ornithology. The revised one is about the difference between wordpress users and developers. Where on earth does either mention the intellig…

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    Comment #5429601

    Works great for a company that risks generating a lot of noise to consumers (i.e. producing and marketing physical products). But for Google it's pervasiveness and breadth of servi…

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    Comment #5429586

    For god's sake. I literally just started using it for W3Schools about two months ago. It costs google practically nothing to do that, and now they suggest adding another extension …

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    Comment #5422712

    They should not be talking about it publicly (internally it would be obvious who these people are). They should not be describing them in equally offensive terms, an idiot from a s…

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    Comment #5420512

    Dungeon's and Dragons. Who wants that for their child? Plus this has all the gloss of pushy pushy parents.

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    Comment #5412697

    A company that makes a product that users care substantially about? Yeah, what a shit use of effort that would be.

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    Comment #5412682

    My impression of google from age ~15 was of a company who had balanced profitability with genuine altruistic intent. They had so many products, tools, services, libraries... everyt…

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    Comment #5410705

    Thank you so much for this system. I sincerely hope that this gets more traction than OpenID. This is the most essential feature the entire web has never had.

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    Comment #5410361

    Boy, I can't wait to have two years worth of notes 'No longer supported'! Sign me up!

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    Comment #5395286

    Very good call. This is becoming a serious problem on hn/reddit.