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olssy

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    Comment #16355968

    No idea why the website offers so little information but here is the project: https://github.com/solid/

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    Comment #16027186

    I actually appreciated the article offering another conclusion as the author did clearly indicate the originals papers conclusion. This isn't the first time papers using data from …

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    Comment #13826571

    That's my bet also.

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    Comment #9081656

    It is worth noting that McGill has over 60% of students coming from outside of Quebec so this doesn't have much to do with Quebec's education system. http://www.mcgill.ca/about/qui…

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    Comment #8988144

    Google was hacked by the NSA years ago according to the Snowden leaks: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-24751821

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    Comment #8940796

    I first heard a variant of this story about 30 years ago, either a lot of kids killed themselves jumping out of windows on acid or it's an urban legend.

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    Comment #8937750

    From what I can tell one of the exploits allows for code execution with root privileges, another for accessing kernel-space memory and the third will crash the machine. Are any of …

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    Comment #8893208

    If only humans could agree on what makes things beneficial to themselves. Are self-driving cars and rockets to Mars beneficial to humanity? Depending on how you look at it the answ…

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    Comment #8889765

    It shouldn't be a struggle at all just be conscious that freeBSD does not try and protect the user from him/her self. Case in point, "kill 1" won't do anything on linux but in free…

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    Comment #8872079

    HTTP is too flexible not to theoretically break but in practice it can be used and abused and still deliver.

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    Comment #8633389

    As long as the horse is in the house, has Mozilla ever given any thought to creating its own search service?

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    Comment #8362553

    At least this way large corporations will start paying more for their bounties.

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    Comment #7725215

    You can order it in North America from the 2600 store: http://store.2600.com/clubmate.html Funny there was no mention in the article that they are the eastern distributor what with…

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    Comment #7663335

    A lot more than that is wrong with capitalism like the fact that no value is given to anything you can't sell.

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    Comment #7656499

    This company was a client where I used to work and seemed very knowledgable and friendly: http://www.cartika.com Not really the same as DigitalOcean but they offer VPS hosting with…

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    Comment #7656465

    A monitor that outputs wavelengths of light that are therapeutic. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_therapy Been thinking about this since Asus came out with a laptop with an air …

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    Comment #7648374

    I use :Ex(plore) It's not great but it gets the job done.

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    Comment #7610018

    It might be because when you live in paradise money does not have the same value and productivity does not limited to renumerated work.

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    Comment #7579783

    There's something to hate in all programming languages but hate can almost be seen as a popularity metric.

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    Comment #7555007

    If you are expecting faster speeds you will likely be disappointed, you're still going through the network you're on.

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    Comment #7554988

    Designers like sexy, developers like geeky, that's always been my reasoning behind it. It's a shame too because end users don't seem very interested to use a product if there isn't…

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    Comment #7494462

    Nope, but it sure is fun trying!

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    Comment #7492093

    The broken window fallacy only works if the funds being spent can and will be spent in a more productive way.

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    Comment #7490970

    400 million saved is 400 million removed from the economy, isn't it?

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    Comment #7490478

    I think Eich was also on the board which would have made it 4-3. Not sure though.