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patient_zero

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About patient_zero

redditfugee. don't worry I've had my shots.

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    Comment #21990400

    I'm not defending the practice, but 'scanning for all executables', is false. 'Scans all folders related to chrome' is true. Title is flat out wrong.

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    Comment #21676843

    Your post and post history is a great illustration of what I've talked about before here on ycombinator. Lots of your posts I can agree with, you're a reasonable individual. so why…

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    Comment #21486281

    I really enjoy the high level of comments here generally, unless there's an article that paints a tech company in a negative light. It's the one time I can always count on a large …

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    Comment #20923598

    Man, I just don't think that 'the majority' of people are 'doing ok'. The majority of people are not sick. The current healthcare model only works for people who are healthy, if yo…

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    Comment #20900867

    I can "tell" them. What a farce. Until the title reads "New Law Criminalizes Sale of Private Data Without Consent", this crazy train will never stop.

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    Comment #20787500

    The most important information in this piece is the FCC making rules favoring the very telecoms they are supposed to be regulating. Not that anyone familiar with this administratio…

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    Comment #20139893

    Perhaps because it is not banned currently. It is scheduled to be banned in 2022 by the EU parliament.

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    Comment #20139816

    literally almost nothing he was talking about has anything to do with the differences between GMO and selective breeding, but it was a master-stroke of debate tactics for you to le…

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    Comment #20075661

    Financial opinion pieces are always a difficult read for me, as they always seem slanted in favor of the company and against any hint of regulations n such. This one seems to have …

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    Comment #20003497

    I hadn't really considered climbing Everest seriously, but now I know for sure that I won't. Waiting in line is bad enough at sea level

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    Comment #19701537

    Considering they got busted for using refurbished parts in new machines, a lawyer might argue that the sticker was telling the truth! After all, what is already obsolete may never …

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    Comment #19530967

    well, I can't speak directly to your situation, but my comment is mostly hinging on my belief that all the mandatory meetings and 'just one more thing' emails we currently deal wit…

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    Comment #19530724

    What I find sad about this (and other articles like this) is when the time comes within the article to lay out how to avoid burnout and stress, the list nevver includes ways to spe…

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    Comment #19530633

    I'm in agreement with you, and its refreshing to see that view expressed on this site. The guy shouldn't have to go so far to do what he wants with hardware that he purchased. We h…

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    Comment #18854934

    For a second I read your comment as liberal tears, and had to do a double-take. :) Speaking to the 500$ charge, are you saying that is a typical cost around the world for a MRI? Is…

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    Comment #18854910

    I agree with you in part, but in my opinion propaganda and lobbying are the problem because this is the source of the disconnect. When people got increased protections from the ACA…

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    Comment #18854884

    It doesn't make sense, but you have to (as a patient) make sure that the provider you're getting healthcare from is covered by the insurance company's (changeable) list. Its indefe…

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    Comment #18832889

    When you're 40% through the piece and the author still hasn't gotten around to the point mentioned in the title, you've got yourself a badly written article. Don't waste your time.…

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    Comment #18823343

    Heck, all they'd have to do is release the toolkit à la Bethesda. Allowing players to mod the game is the best thing that shop ever did. Skyrim has an avid following with player-ma…

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    Comment #18823313

    Indeed, as a once-heavy Warcraft and WoW player I can confirm that Blizzards story writing is to be actively ignored, even mocked. Great games, terrible writing.

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    Comment #18823288

    Ah, Dwarf fortress. I loved hearing the stories generated from it and resolved to learn to play it, but that resolve quickly faltered in the face of the interface and learning curv…

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    Comment #18637910

    ah, yes. I also never buy phones that dont have an easily swappable battery or an expansion slot. Since I started looking up drop rating videos my phones have lasted a lot longer t…

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    Comment #18637866

    I may be somewhat of an outlier, but I have been purchasing used phones since my first smart phone (a Galaxy S2). That was a manufacturer refurb from my provider. Since then I've b…

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    Comment #18637738

    autoplaying video, check. Pop up ad slow loading to make sure it pops up after i start reading, check. Empty, contentless "article", check. Yup, shit site, don't go folks.