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n0body

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    Comment #8740698

    money. i like money. and it pays well for very little effort.

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    Comment #8736554

    who is matz and why should i care?

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    Comment #8735118

    look nice, although the name puts me off a bit. i generally avoid using things that say they're evil, and i wouldn't enjoy talking to the bosses about using these.

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    Comment #8730550

    so, instead of a username i choose, i'll get a username that's my phonenumber. that's still a username, only now i won't use your site.

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    Comment #8729950

    journalists can use vim as well, there's nothing stopping them ;)

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    Comment #8724031

    so it's a lightweight ubuntu that installs apps into containers along with all it's deps? is that right? it's hard to get info on, but it seems that way. if so, what's the differen…

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    Comment #8723403

    it's evil. i like it

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    Comment #8717934

    no certified skills. but skills i have that i get paid for are, linux sysadmin perl, html, js, css, sql, etc

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    Comment #8716620

    i'm not sure why it's Uber's fault. in the uk, Uber drivers are all registered taxi drivers, because of regulations. it's not Uber's fault that the indian market is not as strictly…

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    Comment #8716445

    at $work we're using redmine, it's not great, but it works and does 99% of everything we need. for personal projects, i use trac, because it's easy to setup and works, although aga…

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    Comment #8716320

    i'm not sure what this is, it's not that clear. it seems to be an advert for a guest house that's tailored to people building startups? here's a hint, if you're building a start up…

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    Comment #8703582

    glad i have the 840 pro, although the sample size of 1 of each drive essentially makes these tests meaningless

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    Comment #8698543

    i don't know what a STEM is, and i don't care enough to find out. so i stopped reading.

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    Comment #8601744

    good on them, they've worked hard for it

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    Comment #8561079

    £20* but that's quite a flaw. good job visa said it's safe

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    Comment #8550742

    why is this on the front page? sure, i'll host my email with some random internet person, it's fine, they said they won't read it

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    Comment #8503231

    do not care. i've lost interest in systemd stuff now. use it. don't use it. whatever

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    Comment #8503015

    no, can't say i would. i don't see what the benefit would be

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    Comment #8484020

    nice, i had one the other day where convert would take 5 seconds to resize a jpeg. i downgraded it and it was fine. i probably should have filed a bug, but i had work to do, and ha…

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    Comment #8484005

    depends on what you want to do. catalyst has a proven history of big teams working on big projects and not getting in each others way. as well as one man teams working on small pro…

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    Comment #8483435

    you should learn perl and catalyst, because they're awesome :)

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    Comment #8483029

    why not one that uses systemd?