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polonbike
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Comment #48763563
Yes. But a click on the link will provide a more detailed answer.
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Comment #48281424
Congrats on the launch. One complaint: RPA this, non-RPA that, but you never explain what it means. I would write down the acronym fully once at the first mention on the landing pa…
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Comment #45669658
I am wondering why you are posting this link, then asking this question to the HN community, instead of asking the project directly for more details. I does look like your intent i…
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Comment #45082044
My point of view , from Europe, is that political violence is already there in the US. As well as state violence (not just on political opponents, but also on all minorities and "p…
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Comment #44888657
A-Idiocraty
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Comment #44336292
N>1, proportion of colourblind people depends on the origin, but there are many of us. In Europe, nearly 10% of males are impacted by one of the colourblind variant, aka millions o…
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Comment #44190137
Well .. it depends on other assumptions, like the amount and type of energy allowed (continuous gigawatt electricity access during the trip ?), amount of "roughness" the human can …
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Comment #44087206
Bikes, even muscular ones, can be annoying to pedestrians on thin hiking paths. My take is that even if they allow one/a few/a capped number, then it's out of the bottle, and peopl…
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Comment #42906395
Same here (except Chile). It's weird/sad/expected because of Comcast & others that the US are still not reliably connected everywhere. From the country that brought us the internet…
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Comment #42736501
Basketball ?
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Comment #42680547
Same here. If you skip to a random part of the movie, and move frame by frame, it becomes a game of "spot the penis". Just one or two can be "tolerated", but we're far from that he…
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Comment #41825892
If you're targeting first responders, you could approach private ones first (festival, big event, fairs, etc..). They have basically the same needs as the public ones, but their op…
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Comment #40651245
In many countries, health is not a business, but a research topic. As a result, databases, cohorts, studies and other data collections can exist without being monetised, or being m…
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Comment #40036643
This one has moved me a lot, and talked to me in so many ways. I came here to post this movie, that HAD to be in the list. No spoiler.
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Comment #39852801
I'll allow it
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Comment #39848531
Sounds like you're trying to dodge the question a bit here, but this is a real yes or no question, that I will rephrase: Is my data sent to any unidentified partner that is not lis…
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Comment #39814338
It does work on Firefox on my side.
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Comment #39755798
But Nokia already owns it on mobile !
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Comment #39735521
Did the serie Breaking Bad inspire a trend, showing a seemingly innocent/efficient way to clean money ?
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Comment #39712999
Same with cookies settings, on many websites. I decline/refuse every time, while logged in, but they continue to ask every time, probably until I misclick. Some browser extensions …
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Comment #39315656
Having blue allowed creating white, and anycolor (RGB) LEDs, so I would not dismiss them just because you don't like the blue color
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Comment #39262308
Teamviewer is a no brainer, cross platform, to handle my retired dad's computer on the other side of the country and/or customer's screens on the other side of the world.
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Comment #39195351
Unfortunately, not all languages/systems have an efficient and useful debugger. This becomes especially true when multiple stacks are involved. But the print statement remains poss…
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Comment #39118867
That one slide can easily be found via google, but I cannot find the full presentation
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Comment #39001635
It has, especially for non technical users who cannot double check the "automatic" parameters of the change