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jvc26
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Comment #8629811
As an FYI, the fine was scrapped ( http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-30111525 ) following an intervention by Trading Standards.
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Comment #7641813
Oxford and Cambridge are not private.
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Comment #5238300
This happened last time there was a big HN-Monthly giveaway ...
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Comment #5149775
Um, you can use Markdown, and in the context of Github pages ( http://pages.github.com/ ), that is exactly what you're talking about ...
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Comment #5083204
Google Cache link - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://... currently main content not working for me.
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Comment #5065841
For 60k/yr paying a fee of even 1000 to get a DUNS number seems negligible ...
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Comment #5060375
Spherical Cow? Well that's a new one!
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Comment #5060362
I assume it is a CC-Licensed image?
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Comment #5060355
Same here, still looks to be down ...
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Comment #5017365
Heh, awkward. - Hadn't seen your site's ?recent? makeover, looks nice! Also, his page suggests he's a 'Developer at Github'?
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Comment #4894305
OOI, if they don't get a CMS/similar included, how do they update their pages in the future without technical know-how?
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Comment #4831485
[1] is great - thanks a lot!
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Comment #4687664
I don't think the accounts were 'taken', I thought he just had some of their data ...
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Comment #4372782
Well said.
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Comment #4372251
To my knowledge bitcoin farmers found the hash rates of the Tesla based ec2 instances far slower than consumer grade high performance graphics cards
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Comment #4318942
Git. Don't bother with subversion.
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Comment #4305068
'U.S. companies in China' ... doesn't look like it.
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Comment #4287122
$2k won't buy anything like 95% of tuition in the US will it?
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Comment #4287021
I'd go further than disagreeing with his scheme, there is a reasonable chance it is illegal to charge such an extortionate interest rate, and may constitute usury...
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Comment #4255090
Um that clearly isn't true. Temporary contracts may be less secure, but employees have considerable protections in the UK.
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Comment #4250956
Brilliant piece of work - nice one!
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Comment #4175648
Though it's generally thought that Whisky doesn't age in the bottle, rather the cask. (Though there are plenty who disagree/are unsure!)