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infodroid

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    Comment #18247765

    As HN has gained increasing prominence in mainstream media and the wider tech community over recent years, it has attracted a vocal and sizable mass of users that think it is fine …

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    Comment #18241093

    Over the past few years, the increase in zero-effort contributions have all but destroyed the quality of discussions on HN. And you aren't doing anything about it. HN is looking mo…

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    Comment #18231948

    Why couldn't you just fucking google it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prediction_market Your inane rant disguised as a question doesn't add anything to the discussion.

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    Comment #17614172

    It doesnt really matter whether you opted in or out. In the end, all that matters is whether the projected profits from abusing your data exceed the projected legal costs of doing …

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    Comment #17101819

    Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13348502 (2017)

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    Comment #17060989

    If you like this, then check out Neocities, a free and modern Geocities reboot: https://neocities.org/ There are many fun sites to discover using the tag system, which emulates web…

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    Comment #16737893

    A similar project is 'mocker', a "crappy imitation of Docker, written in 100% Python": https://github.com/tonybaloney/mocker

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    Comment #16550805

    Like when Bill Gates called it his "new favorite book of all time".

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    What is often overlooked and misunderstood is that the bulbs were not only valued for their beauty, but more importantly for their use as commercial breeding stock. Since it was no…

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    Comment #16371484

    This seems like bad advice because it doesn't address the legitimate need for keeping your browsing history private from overzealous, data-mining ISP's [1]. And even in the case of…

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