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hn_version_0023

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    Comment #42277473

    The Corvil devices used by Pico have IME largely been replaced by Arista 7130 Metamux platforms at the capture “edge”

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    Comment #42269253

    One will never see evidence when one is unwilling to see it. There is no discussion to be had when one side has no issue arguing in bad-faith.

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    Comment #42260682

    Please, as if you have to ask. You’re already defensive about it, defending your chosen side with whataboutisms . I’ll say it again: full of shit .

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    Comment #42257033

    [flagged]

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    Comment #42239968

    It was implied through GP that the topic was “greatest contribution to technology ”

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    Comment #42239069

    In your estimation what is the EU’s greatest contribution?

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    Comment #42238945

    When you don’t know the difference between good and bad, and when bullying your way through things on a technicality because you have the money to do so is normal, well I doubt ser…

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    Comment #42238905

    It seems to highly correlate with religious fundamentalism, IMO, which has a great many angry adherents worldwide, as well as in the US.

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    Comment #42187809

    Don’t believe ones lying eyes eh? There is plenty of reason to believe this may be the case and your refutation offers nothing to make anyone think otherwise. I am willing to liste…

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    Comment #42140443

    I’m sorry I do not buy this as a form of “corruption”. Employers aren’t obligated to create perfectly leveled fields for candidates to apply on, especially when candidates are usin…

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    Comment #42140107

    Knowing someone inside an organization is corruption ? I don’t buy it; please explain how having human connections is corrupt.

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    Comment #42140088

    Tell me you don’t know how to network without explicitly saying it?

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    Comment #42054566

    Looks like I’ve outed myself as a provincial rube! Fair point; thanks

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    Comment #42032871

    Schemes are inherently dishonest IMO. That’s the entire reason.

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    Comment #41958905

    How many ads-per-second will Jarvis serve? In all seriousness I firmly believe they’ll embrace ads in AI responses and I see zero reason to think they wouldn’t.

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    Comment #41946421

    I am in fact referring to Republican voters.

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    Comment #41939371

    The people you’re referring to, aka Republican voters, are mainly being led around by the nose. To be more specific, it’s my view that they view politics as a team sport and as ent…

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    Comment #41821528

    Cool, glad you had a positive experience. My experience was the opposite: emotionally numb to the point where awfully bad things happened in my presence and I barely shrugged. Bein…

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    Comment #41752630

    You should return and tell us with some specificity what you took.

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    Comment #41751033

    The US Healthcare System is a cruel and unusual punishment .

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    Comment #41665842

    Liars will lie to advance their position.

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    Comment #41418174

    I’m beginning to think of the US healthcare system as a cruel and unusual punishment . I guess we’re being punished for having the temerity to exist?

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    Comment #41401809

    > micro-transactions are not possible given the huge banking fees. We can change this via legislation. The “financialization” of everything feels related to the adtech conundrum. B…

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    Comment #41132451

    “the people that used to cable and connect servers are not as important anymore” What an arrogant take. As someone who does this, and is also a self-taught, no-degree-having troglo…

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    Comment #40832520

    Mental inertia is the phrase I use for preferring the one you learned first