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lkd

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    Comment #7636042

    The irony of the situation is that AI is doing more harm to more women than anyone at GitHub ever did.

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    Comment #7635976

    False. We have absolutely no confirmation that any particular allegation that Horvath made has any merit whatsoever. And we will not have such confirmation unless the matter is bro…

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    Comment #7635960

    Correct. According to SJWs, straight white men are guilty until they're proven innocent, and even afterwards, they're still guilty somehow.

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    Comment #7635930

    You can never please SJWs, no matter how much you bend backwards. They'll always find something to complain about. That's the meaning of their entire existence. That's what you're …

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    Comment #7635910

    So they were leeching money and resources from GitHub, and using them in a sexist manner, and they're not going to do that anymore? That'll show 'em!

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    Comment #7630855

    > Despite Microsoft’s purchase of Skype, Messenger is still going today, a little Methuselah wandering in the Microsoft product mausoleum. Not exactly. Messenger has been End-of-Li…

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    Comment #7629268

    It is technically possible to block the IP ranges of reading/caching web apps, as well as refusing to show content to readers blocking ads, but few providers bother. Neither usage …

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    Comment #7627965

    You can do the same thing for free with various browser extensions, of course, but then again, you can filter ads with browser extensions, too, and that's the only or major benefit…

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    Comment #7627556

    It serves a technical purpose just as much as their ego. It makes it possible to search for someone with a specific make and/or model of product in order to ask for help or recomme…

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    Comment #7627468

    I like the open source angle. Good differentiator.

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    Comment #7622737

    The "magic" explanation doesn't satisfy me. Any physicists in the crowd who can explain why rotating the film 90 degrees creates a negative display?

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    Comment #7618781

    I very much doubt that any business except the smallest mom-and-pop store could run entirely on Chromebooks. Certainly no IT business could run on them.

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    Comment #7618735

    So use a feature phone. They still make them by the billions.

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    Comment #7617786

    sidereel.com is one of the oldest web apps with this feature.

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    Comment #7617650

    This doesn't explain identical behavior by all later devs. The most reasonable explanation is a common cause.

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    Comment #7617624

    You're overestimating TorrentFreak's commitment to investigative journalism.

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    Comment #7590972

    Heartbeats are not logged on a standard configuration, so if people other than the confirmed parties independently discovered the vulnerability, told nobody (or at least nobody who…

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    Comment #7590961

    The claim of Ada Lovelace being the first programmer rubs me the wrong way. Obviously, Babbage would know how to program his own computer. He designed the damn thing.

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    Comment #7589533

    This is not claiming to be a complete list of who knew what when. It is only a list of confirmed cases.

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    Comment #7576082

    Or they straight out lied. Wouldn't be the first time.

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    Comment #7572399

    As a counterpoint (and believe me, I take no pleasure in defending Jobs here) it would probably have been illegal to ban donut sales only to the obese.

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    Comment #7572394

    He paid attention, just the wrong kind of attention -- crackpot cuckoo crazy alternative medicine attention. If he had received the recommended surgery immediately upon the initial…

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    Comment #7572036

    Self-signed certs are OK in every scenario that HTTP would be OK, and then some.

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    Comment #7571963

    It's more than a decade old. Not exactly news.