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pstop
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Comment #7967105
Nope. Still not understanding.
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Comment #7966544
> It's not more nonsense than DRM treating all its users as potential criminals by default. It is nonsense, treating a user as a criminal is not a security threat. DRM is just encr…
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Comment #7966459
Considering the key for any new user, when encountering problems when unfamiliar with the material, is to use a unique term to find answers on the web. Calling your framework after…
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Comment #7961976
You're likely being down voted for not adding to the conversation, and simply trying to cheerlead.
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Comment #7961855
Nope, that's too much of a stretch and doesn't pass legal muster. Just FUD. I wish we didn't see these, because it makes noise when there are real issues here.
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Comment #7954883
The problem I have with apt, yum, etc... is that the packages for development are so old that you're going to be compiling from source and managing your own updates, which is exact…
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Comment #7954858
Yea, I noticed this in the undocumented API's, but haven't played much with it. It's definitely cleaner than C#'s reflection implementation, but more limited as well. Though for mo…
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Comment #7951830
Starting to look fully commercial, that's really slick.
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Comment #7939655
I have clothes, therefore I should accept whatever I'm told to accept. I'm glad the founding fathers did not think as you. They revolted over taxes on tea, freedom and privacy was …
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Comment #7935502
You're absolutely correct, and had I read the "Talk to us" section, I wouldn't have written that comment. Thank you for pointing it out.
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Comment #7934103
An invite only beta to an at request service? That's kinda dumb. It most certainly won't be a representative sample.
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Comment #7931702
THE FIRST LINE!
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Comment #7931690
I'm actually surprised, I would have figured that by this point, there would have been a revolution, or at least mutterings. The federal government is actually circumventing the la…
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Comment #7931638
This isn't politics, it's world events. It's also of interest to the HN community. Seriously, stop making these comments.
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Comment #7931622
Egyptians putting Egyptians on trial has almost nothing to do with the rest of the world. It's Egyptians doing it to themselves, and really isn't our concern anymore than it is you…
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Comment #7927782
Actually Richard, that's conversation. Americans who do not pursue more detailed of factual news get fed a lot of bullshit. And when we're talking about disposable income, that mea…
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Comment #7925079
I doubt it, Canadian here so I can't speak to the mumblings. All I can off is anecdotal information from talking to Americans when I'm down there, and the middle class don't unders…
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Comment #7925031
I just want to add that there are several references in the bible to there being an under the earth, and if we look at the latin where this is more clear, it doesn't mean inside, b…
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Comment #7924987
Why do you have to do this? You remind me of a little boy in on the playground, who immediately yells "Im telling" the moment anything interesting happens. You don't have to agree …