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mtogo
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Comment #3078597
That's like, way insightful, like, man. Pass the J?
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Comment #3078591
Your name is very relevant to your post :). And at least 4 or 5 people care enough about it to respond to me, so i think your anger is a bit unfounded.
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Comment #3078330
I'm not telling you how to live your life. Please, feel free to take ridiculous risks. Give up all your worldly possessions and move to the SF bay area. Start boring web 2.0 apps. …
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Comment #3078191
He's right-- if you're about to die, there are no limitations. You can, for example, cook meth with one of your former students. The problem is when you're not about to die. Then e…
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Comment #3078104
Or http://thepiratebay.org/
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Comment #3077727
> I'm suprised that party which seeks to seriously impair (if not completely blow) the software industry gets so much applause here. Yeah, you may want to explain exactly how . To …
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Comment #3077676
Lua, really? Could you provide some examples?
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Comment #3076154
Subjective. I use Firefox because it's a more stable, modern, and featureful browser than Chromium in my opinion. That doesn't make one of us more "on the edge" than the other. You…
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Comment #3073586
In BB's defense, GH's issue system is horribly underpowered too.
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Comment #3069456
I way overpay for my phone plan. I pay for it because i have to, not because the pricing is fair. If you charge $400 to update your client's web site, you're just price gouging bec…
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Comment #3067661
Blog post by schacon trash talking bitbucket in 3... 2... 1...
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Comment #3061259
http://fastmail.fm/ http://tuffmail.com/
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Comment #3044611
Erm, it's not vaporware. GApps has had this feature for years now, they're just rebranding it as google drive to compete with dropbox.
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Comment #3043451
Whoa dude, $392.10 for you to just change content on a site ? Set up a CMS and let the client change it themselves.
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Comment #3039483
> My advice to anybody here who's currently building one of the four dozen photo tweeting services/Facebook cookie cleaners/thing-that-fixes-the-css-on-hackernews's that get submit…
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