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mockindignant

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    Comment #18733717

    IVPN does. Ars did an article on it semi recently.

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    Comment #18537663

    Is writing it in mixed case really necessary? Really doesn’t make me want to click the link.

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    Comment #18499880

    Great book. Great casting for the audiobook. Scott Brick is great, but Simon Vance steals the show for me. Highly recommend this to anyone that wants to get into audiobooks.

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    Comment #18480941

    Which companies do you refer? I am fine with other companies facing public backlash for their actions just like Facebook is now if they are doing things as shady as Facebook.

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    Comment #18465530

    Are you implying the recent NY Times piece or this patent are not news-worthy? Or not technically relevant?

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    Comment #18446234

    I currently pay money to Ars Technica, Wired and kottke. I would pay money to The NY Times but the last time I did, they required me to call to cancel and it felt really shady so I…

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    Comment #18400541

    I consider any and all links that have “crypto” in their title, that refer to cryptocurrency but are otherwise ambiguous to be clickbait.

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    Comment #18400184

    I am set to start treatment with Keytruda on Friday. I was fortunate that my tumor marker burden (TMB) was/is sufficiently high enough to get me into the clinical trial. I was equa…

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    Comment #18400014

    I found a slightly better one that also blocks google UTM trackers as well, here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/utm-tracking-... and source here: https://github.co…

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    Comment #18396796

    What is the best way to deal with this as an end user? I see there is a Firefox plugin here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/nofbclid/ But perhaps it is better to de…

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    Comment #18396061

    Coming from Fox News where we know diverse opinions are definitely unwelcome, is this not a case of the kettle calling the pot black? I mean one of their own talking heads was camp…

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    Comment #18364199

    This site is horrible on mobile. Probably the worst I have ever seen. Totally unusable.

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    Comment #18348522

    Working fine for me.

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    Comment #18348511

    Working fine for me in Portland, OR.

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    Comment #18342620

    Does this happen to other cars with auto pilot? I am just curious what the fixation with Tesla is. I see a seemingly unending stream of articles on everything Tesla does, but I hav…

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    Comment #18333919

    FYI: the author is referring to cryptocurrency when they say “crypto” and not cryptography, making the title somewhat ambiguous and from my point of view disappointing and sort of …

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    Comment #18286085

    Somewhat surprised that the article contains 0 screenshots of the app.

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    Comment #18271908

    Adobe Source Code Pro: https://github.com/adobe-fonts/source-code-pro

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    Comment #18208921

    I stopped reading when it became clear the author just wants to hate on go. This topic has been discussed here before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13430108 That comes acro…

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    Comment #18161949

    Some probably will. But won’t most see a raise? Are we now vilifying amazon for doing exactly what we asked them to do because of something that might happen?

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    Comment #18155948

    Says a guy whose job relies on this data. OK, digital marketer guy. My counterpoint is that the majority of content out there does not deserve any monetization, for example: the as…

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    Comment #18155900

    What exactly is the value of this? Not trying to be snarky, it just seems to solve a problem no one has.

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    Comment #18152693

    A few answers here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17949299

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    Comment #18152654

    The doc format predates HTML by a decade or thereabouts.

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    Comment #18044229

    The product is called Sublime Merge.