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kolderman
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Comment #18259316
Given it was all downhill from Winamp3 not sure this really means anything...
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Comment #18234936
After cautiously disabling every Chrome extensions to see if that was the problem I just reached the same conclusion.
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Comment #18232975
What does "switches up" mean?
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Comment #18232973
> The result, however, is that at this moment, MongoDB is under a non-approved license and therefore IS NOT OPEN SOURCE You sound like a fucking tyrant.
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Comment #18225567
What makes you assume YC has no ethical basis for investment?
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Comment #18222453
But mah short stocks :{
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Comment #18222257
That thumbwheel...someone was on crack.
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Comment #18218775
Bullshit.
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Comment #18211959
Oh that Select. Yawn.
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Comment #18211953
Does that $1b replacement cost include the cost of restarting the f22 assembly line?
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Comment #18207272
cough hydrogen one cough
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Comment #18197451
Why is this a bad thing? A working abort system is a very good thing. Rockets fail.
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Comment #18190352
Doesn't JavaScript compile down to WebAss? Isn't that the point?
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Comment #18178476
Replace y with x and shuffle some letters and you have Netflix.
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Comment #18171776
Good luck with hundreds of JVM threads.
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Comment #18171770
Can I search for +hotdogs again now?
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Comment #18158382
> He is the Alex Jones of tech. Ha! I hope he responds to that on No Agenda.
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Comment #18156813
I'm still on the April update. Skipped July update after all the issues there - thinking I'll just wait for the October issue where they will surely not make another mess of it. Oh…
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Comment #18128557
Please don't shut down, please don't stop providing the DOS compatible original game files, ever.
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Comment #18124134
It was a software limit, inasmuch as the software wanted to run in real mode even though by 1989 you had a modern 32 bit cpu that had all the features to run Windows 10 today.
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Comment #18119646
So how's the current approach working out for you?