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scrod
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Comment #4120294
The NSA would find these handy, too.
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Comment #4058233
> Apple doesn't care about the distribution of apps. Gatekeeper makes that abundantly clear. Apple placing additional controls on how developers can distribute their applications a…
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Comment #4057839
Please disable rubberband scrolling in Safari. body { overflow: hidden; }
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Comment #4029015
Ah yes, but then it wouldn't have received so many votes on hacker news!
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Comment #3983803
Did you consider processing the ASCII art diagrams in ditaa? http://ditaa.sourceforge.net/
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Comment #3905553
They would never do this because only a manager would hire someone like an "Agile coach". A fully flat organization has no managers, hence, the hired consultant would be forced to …
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Comment #3727547
"Between equal rights force decides."
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Comment #3722577
Unless my bookmarks can be encrypted client-side, I will probably never switch to your service.
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Comment #3697375
I call the libertarian astroturfers as I see them. If you don't want to be mistaken for one then don't spout their talking points.
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Comment #3692791
When he posted a comment in which he said essentially that , and in which he referenced a one-sided article that goes to extreme lengths to attack blue collar workers' retirement p…
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Comment #3692551
It makes his point irrelevant; those workers' interests pale in comparison to that of the owning interests of those corporations. He presents unions as the sole cause of the proble…
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Comment #3692443
This article should be accompanied by another New Yorker piece from a couple of years ago: Hellhole: Is long-term solitary confinement torture? http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2…
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Comment #3692434
Private prison companies such as Wackenhut stand to profit in the billions from increased rates of incarceration. There is absolutely no question about who benefits the most. Pleas…
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Comment #3672980
> However, they're also adding to the language in ways that makes the code expressed in Objective-C simpler: > Synthesizing properties > Dot-syntax for accessing getters/setters > …
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Comment #3670122
I sincerely hope you realized that my suggestion was entirely facetious.
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Comment #3669754
Don't worry, this problem is easily solved by moving to Google Checkout!
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Comment #3661653
You should stick with GPL. It's your software and you get to license it on your terms.
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Comment #3608526
It's really not that difficult. Adjust the income tax brackets and raise the rates. Oh yeah, and go flush your disgusting self-serving libertarian/objectivist philosophy down the d…
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Comment #3604012
That's great. Now install one of those on Lion. And you can't run anything earlier than Lion on any Mac sold today.
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Comment #3602109
Nope, don't try to shift the issue. We're talking about simply allowing others to compile code for PPC — not releasing brand new operating systems. Apple isn't merely ignoring it —…
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Comment #3601613
I'm not really concerned with Apple's financial interests. I'm concerned with their software tools and their demonstrated willingness to support the hardware they sell.
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Comment #3601575
Yes, I'm aware. It's Apple's LLVM that lacks PowerPC code generation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7137480/how-do-i-add-ppc-... http://www.cocoabuilder.com/archive/xcode/2999…
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Comment #3601256
I'll install Apple's LLVM frontend when I can use it to generate ppc object code.