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hakaaak

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    Comment #5065257

    I think it is B.S. when hackers take down an easy target for no apparently good reason. I respect those that take chances to risk their freedom for the good of humanity. For exampl…

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    Comment #5065178

    I have to agree with this post to some extent. Years ago we had an MBA from a local university apply and it actually made a negative impact on the interview when we saw that on the…

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    Comment #5065142

    I absolutely despise crapware, google or ask toolbars, etc. that are bundled with installers, however if there is a market for it and there is no law against it, it will happen. An…

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    Comment #5064395

    Here is the reality. Serious concerns will get few votes. Things such as building a death star that are completely stupid and not serious get lots of votes. So what this is really …

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    Comment #4992135

    It isn't laziness. Change is disruptive. Disruption during instability (such as the economic condition of our country, political instability due to polarized nearly 50/50 political…

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    Comment #4992118

    One problem I've had is uneven neck (and probably shoulder/back) muscle development, because I don't sit staring and facing straight at the monitor. This is a warning to those that…

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    Comment #4992100

    Great response. Please keep posting.

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    Comment #4992077

    The more laws are bent and disregarded, the less any law (not just those laws) will be followed. Ask any parent. I think that we may be better off if those that are willing to give…

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    Comment #4991138

    I think it is a good title for 2012/2013 also. They could have called it "Barf" though, and I'd be excited about it.

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    Ask HN: How to monetize support of existing free and open-source projects?

    Have been managing a few open-source projects for years and have wanted to get paid for the work that I put into it in my spare time. I am aware that it is much more difficult gett…

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    Comment #4989154

    To the OP: thanks for the post, but the font is nearly unreadable for older guys like me on smaller devices.

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    Comment #4985655

    Another related problem is called "golden handcuffs". Many work in jobs that provide great salary and/or benefits and would like to leave, but they think that they will sacrifice t…

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    Comment #4985617

    I would bet that if you did this same things with many history books, similar words would come up, but I do not think that it is a fair summary. It would be more interesting to see…

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    Tell HN: GMail partial outage

    Is failing to send over and over this morning...

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    Comment #4961882

    The tl;dr version: The net is a gun that we will shoot ourselves with.

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    Comment #4941316

    ...to power the Infinite Improbability Drive.

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    Comment #4935996

    Backbone is not like Sinatra. Backbone is a hell of a lot more work than Sinatra. Backbone is a framework that more easily can fit atop existing design and services, however it tak…

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    Comment #4935986

    Why start with Backbone.js? Why not use AngularJS instead and decrease implementation time? The primary reason to use backbone would be that you are trying to retrofit some existin…

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    Comment #4935963

    This looked like a title of something I'd see in the Onion. No country can revamp cybersecurity in 5 years, especially not one as bureaucratic as India.

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    Comment #4935947

    You don't have to install RVM, but it does help. It was never that difficult for me, but I use OS X for Ruby dev mostly. And there may be a variety of ways of doing things, but tha…

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    Comment #4930808

    I was interested in Go because of its brevity, speed, and because Rob Pike wrote it. Reading this I see a lot of the reasons I like Ruby: no worrying about different constructors o…

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    Comment #4930776

    > Ah, good to know. That wasn't clear to me from my first reading of the docs, but you're definitely right. Might be a good idea to continue honing that post. It is already useful …

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    Comment #4928902

    I think "dreadful" is really harsh. Every site should not look like default bootstrap. That would be incredibly boring. But, that said, I think it would have been better without ev…

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    Comment #4914137

    Depends on the browser. Mobile browser URL limits used to be much shorter.

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    Comment #4880149

    > is it possible that now would be a good time to simplify / clean up haskell? No, that is usually the worst time. Don't pile change on change. That doesn't make it easier.