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resplin

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    Comment #28359053

    In my opinion, the EU Public License is the most carefully thought out FLOSS license for European jurisdictions. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_Public_Licenc...

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    Comment #26259347

    Thank you for your answer. I'm glad to hear that Buxfer is still improving and I'll take some time to take a deeper look at it. Congratulations on building a solid business!

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    Ask HN: Does Buxfer Have a Future?

    Evaluating money management applications, I'm really impressed with Buxfer. It works well, but doesn't seem to have much of a user community or much enterprise energy when compared…

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    Comment #22925995

    I hope that I never see the "Have disk" button again. The Linux way of distributing hardware drivers is so much easier. As for usage, linux on the desktop is between .5% and 2% mar…

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    Comment #22159943

    If you find this article interesting, you would probably enjoy this great podcast about the history of English: https://historyofenglishpodcast.com/episodes/ He goes into much more…

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    Comment #21425873

    Evernym | Digital Identity on Block chain | Full Time | Utah or Serbia (possiblity remote) Evernym is a digital identity company that is looking for devops, Scala, and block chain …

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    Comment #6181910

    This is a great story about an ISP owner having to deal with National Security Letters: http://www.shiftfrequency.com/madison-ruppert-owner-of-small...

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    Comment #6017501

    Some of my best experiences as a parent have come because I started young and had to struggle about which priority in life was most important. It changed who I am. I wouldn't trade…

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    Comment #4689619

    You citing a number of examples of marriage evolving and being redefined only serves to clarify how the process is continuing today and how people of all backgrounds have an intere…

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    Comment #4689524

    This isn't really the place for an in-depth discussion of Mormon doctrine (and I don't really have the time today), so feel free to email me if you would like to continue the conve…

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    Comment #4685618

    Calling people bigots does nothing to promote civil discourse about important issues such as homosexual marriage. The standard was drafted in 1984, long before efforts to redefine …

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    Comment #4685486

    Understanding and appreciating are very different things.

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    Comment #4685484

    The LDS Church does employ many developers, but they also benefit from a lot of volunteer contributions. They have a neat program for organizing volunteer efforts: https://vineyard…

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    Comment #4685349

    I don't think you are appreciating the world view of believing Mormons.

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    Comment #4685308

    Though Ancestry.com has some agreements to share resources with the Family History Department of the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, it is a completely separate organizat…

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    Comment #4685275

    What a silly comment. The idea that proxy baptism for the dead has any effect is predicated on the belief that there is an afterlife and that the individual has the ability to acce…

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    Comment #4392246

    I really like working with Bluehost ( http://www.bluehost.com/ ). They are amazingly cheap shared hosting plans targeted at non-administrators, but if you are willing to provide a …

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    Comment #3925649

    Is Disqus more friendly to screen readers / impaired users? In the past its reliance on Javascript has made it painful for accessibility software, but the SEO improvements might ha…

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    Comment #1140287

    Starving artist is not a good analogy. Software is a trade that provides economic benefit to the recipient, rather than purely entertainment. Better analogies would be to an archit…