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ruethewhirled

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    Comment #13432394

    Can anyone explain what is meant by "managing IO" in the statement "I’m not even going to consider a system valid without managing IO in some way. So yes, all flavors of Lisp are o…

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    Comment #7430630

    Thanks, was wondering if it was on github!

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    Comment #6491921

    I find this article a terrible sweeping generalization and opinionated based on the authors perception of success and what it takes to be successful.How about working smarter and n…

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    Comment #6376482

    I found it amusing that to view the 1 second video at the end I had to watch a 30 second advert first

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    Comment #6158612

    Not to be a wet blanket, but isn't posting that copyright infringement?

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    Comment #4941012

    Ah this is going to kill my mobile usage of the site, which is the main way I use the Facebook, website version not the app. Theres no way I'm going to incur bandwidth and annoyanc…

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    Comment #4343714

    Like most things in life, It doesn't matter when you start, more that you start at some point and spend time and effort in getting better.

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    Comment #4320463

    There's actually alot of things they could fix to improve the user experience. Just signed up for an account and it wasn't overly pleasant. List of a few gripes: * No ajax on name …

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    Comment #4315501

    I find that American style ad's have an underlining fakeness to them, its hard to put my finger on it. I'm assuming its just a cultural difference being from New Zealand but some a…

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    Comment #4159307

    Anyone noticed increased CPU usage?

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    Comment #4066959

    I'm not making a comment on the morality of the images only that some automatic content filters might consider it pornography which is usually not allowed in corporate environments…

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    Comment #4066927

    Quick note: There's a not quite safe for work image near the bottom of the article (Topless tribal woman)

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    Comment #3819490

    Don't bother clicking on the above site, is some kinda spam link

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    Comment #3786083

    High doses of salt is toxic

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    Comment #3764169

    Looks like theres also fake whois info ? http://whodat.biz/#google.com Server Name: GOOGLE.COM.ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.LOVE.AND.TOLERANCE.THE-WONDERBOLTS.COM Server Name: GOOGL…

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    Comment #3742871

    Plus you need to be logged into google account

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    Comment #3682393

    Yeah after reading the FAQ I came to the same conclusion. But also realized that pirates wouldn't actually need this site and could just get their own AIS receiver's

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    Comment #3682383

    I agree. Would defiantly benefit from some kinda about/info page. But at least it doesn't only have a facebook/twitter login

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    Comment #3682018

    This is very cool. Great tool for Somalian pirates too? edit. Ahh never mind they don't seem to have any data on the east coast of Africa

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    Comment #3672877

    Given that vein of thought you can't really trust any software

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    Comment #3535292

    Very misleading title. Don't think google hosts any of their code on github so apparently they don't contribute to open source?

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    Comment #3531175

    dont have an eject button on my macbook air!

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    Comment #3530998

    The release notes format is quite "pretty" but very simplified and I can't seem to find a more detailed version?