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lhgaghl
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Comment #7869012
What? How so? (And what was the point of the article? That English isn't math?)
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Comment #7867163
I stupidly ignored my instinct to stop at that point. > It seemed so ludicrously out of place but so intentional. This so much. The first half of the footnote is trying to make him…
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Comment #7867138
> If you told Dennis Leary he needed more Oxford commas, I can only hope he'd put a cigarette out in your eye, but I heard he quit smoking. I cringed. What was the point of this ar…
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Comment #7843042
> Reset the Net > Your SSL purchase helps fund the fight for online privacy WTF kind of joke is this? I don't even...
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Comment #7822929
I can't see my comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7819659 ). I didn't choose this font colour. I think there is something wrong with the server
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Comment #7819659
> Your company's logo is the fundamental foundation to your business branding sage. OP is a faggot.
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Comment #7819651
"bye bye passwords, hello blocking IP addresses from viewing our blog"?
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Comment #7741849
What exactly do you mean by poor quality? Have you ever run the OS? Do you have a reference to some results that reveal some aspect of it that is poor?
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Comment #7741791
I'm having trouble reading this article. It seems to make a giant bar that takes up a large percentage of my screen as I scroll through it: http://image.bayimg.com/6f1dce58aa37b282…
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Comment #7562063
> Buffer bugs in C don't come from the language, they come from the tendency of C programmers to value performance highly. You have to use other people's code / language constructs…
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Comment #7513335
This is why corporations with 12 million users need to establish personal relationships with every client. If that was the case, they'd have just known she was the real owner.
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Comment #7513326
I can't see the page, says "403 forbidden"
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Comment #7485261
> After seven years, exactly one person gets off the gov’t no-fly list Sounds like they know what they're doing.
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Comment #7475342
George and I trade Pokemon cards a lot. Daddy says I can't play with Pokemon cards anymore. That means I can't hang out with George. Also, there are other countries besides the IRS…
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Comment #7434663
They may not have gone insane, but Sun Ra has been on Saturn.
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Comment #7434597
or black metal
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Comment #7434270
%25 pay cut for not showing up to pointless meetings? sheeeeit.
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Comment #7431245
> .io not sure if legit
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Comment #7430209
> microwaves wat.
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Comment #7430185
Rephrased: it is a feature, but it implies a tradeoff: people who are considered more important than you control your money. One which I don't consider worth it. I've never had a p…
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Comment #7423490
And I can become a prostitute. If I get robbed/assaulted, I can contact my pimp and he can go with his gangsters and kill the offender. > There's no such thing with Bitcoin. This i…
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Comment #7423459
It's not even clear what you're complaining about here. Exchanges get hacked because they suck. Banks don't affect the customer as often because they are old and already have been …
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Comment #7423315
> Most of real world fraud is exactly this kind of stuff. So what? Banks have the same problem. If I call up my bank and ask them to do something, they'll ask for a bunch of random…
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Comment #7423284
This is Rogers you're talking about. The sell you a shitty expensive connection capped at 60GB, and then they hijack your DNS failures to resolve to their shitty ads page, and thro…