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Comment #49171497
Has anyone else noticed the shape and order of these settlements indicates they engaged in siege warfare?
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Comment #48778428
Ok that hurt, but seriously what's the right answer.
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Comment #47311584
I’m not a fan of our (the US) involvement in this conflict. That said it seems like a properly executed precision strike. The school is 200m from the Tomahawk impact. Is the intent…
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Comment #46623750
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Comment #45041603
I really needed this 20 years ago.
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Comment #42686663
I worked in the Pennzoil building (mentioned). It was a horrible waste of space, for what? A couple of nondescript black triangles? They could have had so much more leasable space …
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Comment #42556803
I really like the part where the article was phone friendly. Seriously how does anyone make money with a website where the actual content is so obscured by ads that users don’t bot…
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Comment #42393252
You had me until "Please support HTTP basic auth for client authentication". OAuth 2.1 draft spec emphasizes that basic auth is no longer preferred. I read that to mean: MAY, or pe…
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Comment #41314362
"Coincidentally, Lynch's co-defendant, Stephen Chamberlain, who was also acquitted, died the day of the storm after being hit by a car on Saturday morning in Stretham, England." Co…
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Comment #40077488
Nothing will compare to standing in a book store as a teen reading Mother Earth Mother Board, published in wired, while my Coke got warm. https://www.wired.com/1996/12/ffglass/
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Comment #39091710
Has anyone else read the story of the astronaut onboard ISS who lost it (if I recall it was over a romantic interest) and destroyed the toilet and drilled a hole in the space stati…
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Comment #38464905
Hacker News is not the audience for “haters gonna hate”. The list of similarly cynical responses to great innovations and great businesses is a long one here.
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Comment #33343838
I’ve spent a fair number of years doing corporate cucumber training. At every client I emphatically insist that if they are not using Gherkin as a “Rosetta stone” for the business …
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Comment #33035829
Is this IaSQL reborn or a completely new product?
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Comment #32811554
Literally halt and catch fire.
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Comment #32811518
I’ll tell you how, because I had a client in this exact situation. The business just sees fluctuations in sales. They don’t see error rates. In traditional businesses SW engineerin…
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Comment #32811430
Thanks for troubleshooting for me but no. Just a stock popular browser.
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Comment #32801608
I was showing this exact problem to my wife, a moment after trying to order something from The Container Store and their website being broken, just after trying to pay a bill and t…
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Comment #32661248
I’m a little confused. Not working overtime is striking? Is this correct or is there some other missing detail?
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Comment #32585374
I have a way of recycling polystyrene that’s also good for dealing with tyrants.
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Comment #32503615
Changing the fan speed (UI slider control) in the model X without killing yourself is fun. To those who want to say “use voice control” let me tell you about all the times I say “t…
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Comment #32463313
Browsing HN on mobile. New CSS framework appears. I click the link, aaaaand it looks janky on mobile. Every. Single. Time.
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Comment #32071316
For many businesses revenue is a function of aggressive deal making. Full stop. In an undifferentiated market of discretionary (impulse) purchases if you don't hustle the customer …
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Comment #31995915
Anything north of Baghdad on Day 18 was not a key battle at all Agreed. Key in the battle, not a key battle. saved by F-18s flying CAS That's not how the team explained it.
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Comment #31990777
empowered to charge them whatever price they want That's correct assuming monopolistic behavior. I believe pricing in information infra will be a race to the bottom. We've not seen…