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narrowingorbits
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Comment #20531742
With taxes, you do.
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Comment #18769541
Most spam calls in the US originate overseas (India) and ignore US regulation such as do-not-call registries.
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Comment #18661138
Cheap, off-brand USB chargers often have poor or no circuit isolation. Some have even been tested to expose one leg of full AC current to the USB ground. Not a problem until you're…
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Comment #18488721
People whose reactions when confronted with something new, unknown, and unexpected are to laugh at it or respond sarcastically, instead of to accept the surprise, approach with cur…
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Comment #18048558
I also used to do exactly this. Except with Safari as my untrusted 3rd. Eventually, I just got tired of the trouble and found that having a complete, searchable web history was act…
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Comment #17463695
One of those times I should have read the comments first. Thanks.
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Comment #17182650
But that would be SQL injection! Unlike the parent. Barbaric.
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Comment #16639141
*Conscientiousness
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Comment #16597494
A guy in my office ordered a 60-inch LCD TV. They delivered. Two weeks later another arrived. Customer service wouldn't acknowledge the first, so now he has two.
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Comment #16182760
What you describe there is a broken and unusable value system.
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Comment #14627536
Exactly right. For at least some of the 99% of startups that are not VC-backed, it can be the constant struggle between working /on/ the business and working /in/ the business, whe…
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Comment #14353117
As I said, that makes sense, and I agree. That does not mean it's financially possible.
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Comment #14352440
This makes sense. But, for many (at least bootstrapping) startups, $1800/mo for the database is not in the realm of the possible. Is not having to deal with (future) sharding heada…
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Comment #13998200
The server.
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Comment #11307199
The demand for source code would likely include accompanying documentation necessary to build/use.
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Comment #10314061
Nope. Incorrect. Google and Apple both have open SDKs for streaming to their devices. Amazon has chosen not to support them
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Comment #9642867
Sounds like a market for an aftermarket service company to reprogram the pumps not to break!
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Comment #9634985
> Victims have every right to hate their offenders and a just society should do everything they can to help the victims... Yes, society should do everything it can to help the vict…
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Comment #8370324
Or else they're making such a fuss specifically to help sell the supposed effectiveness.
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Comment #8231890
> If I 3D printed a set of lock picking tools would Wired run a story on me? Yes.
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Comment #8056833
This is not SkyBox related, but rather aerial. Note the 15cm resolution.
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Comment #6887785
> Seriously, he is more insignificant than any random educated citizen Wow. You're really living in your own little bubble.
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Comment #6719813
> I'd rather not be born than be born in a place where I have a high change of dying of malaria, or dysentery. Seriously? You prefer a 0% chance, over, say, a 60% chance? But then …