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semiprivate
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Comment #6137012
And if they put a hand scanner on 1 other door then what? Having a sign that indicates where a court is, is not silly.
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Comment #6122995
Taste buds?
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Comment #6119688
Simple and Comprehensive? Aren't those opposites in this case?
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Comment #6117913
Ok ok, first of all "The Web" and "our source code search engine" are completely different things and ya'll fell for some rather obvious trolling/crappy marketing talk. Second of a…
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Comment #6109199
With Haskell and Go you feel like you're part of some elite hacker community. With Scala you just feel simultaneously relieved and torn that you can functionally program on the JVM…
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Comment #6093263
Maybe for the super rich, but the only way I'm switching off of kayak is if you bring me cheaper flights. All I want from a travel booking site is cheaper flights.
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Comment #6088840
These drones make us terrorists. Never knowing if the next time you or your children go outside will be the time they get destroyed by a faceless, human-less, bomb slinging, heat s…
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Comment #6087374
I agree, being long-winded is no substitute for being substantive. And, if you respect that man's uncommitted, unexplained opinion, then his article is a good starting point for fu…
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Comment #6086441
That's not a real argument. You're essentially saying "respect because I said so." The irony is your argument is just as flimsy and opinionated as everyone else's. This article is …
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Comment #6077668
we're making it better...slowly but surely That's a feeling not a measurement. Clearly economically it's getting worse. And emergency services seem to be getting worse. What exactl…
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Comment #6073222
The article is about setting up your own simple syncing service for non-mission-critical data like notes. I don't think you see the point 'cos: a) You didn't read the article. b) T…
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Comment #6067013
While those are novel applications and would probably work well in a repair situation, those things would be better managed by software that alerted you when things like "inspectio…
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Comment #6062250
How are we still allowed to be a member of the UN? If these aren't war crimes then they're surely still crimes, just you know, not-war crimes. What boggles my mind is how these cou…
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Comment #6021073
NeoCities desperately needs a terms of service.
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Comment #6020291
I agree they can be annoying, but teaching that all and every use of carousels is devastating to your business is careless and wrong. All of these very profitable companies use car…
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Comment #5974732
The 140 char limit has nothing to do with image hosting and you already touched on how URL shortners are toxic.
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Comment #5974723
This is actually a good way to figure out where to stay when visiting a city. Click tourist and avoid, click hipster and go there. Maybe go to the slightly less red areas for a mor…
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Comment #5964041
Neocities needs a terms of service.
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Comment #5944448
The real answer: he looked around the house and decided it was the best place. lots of metal, and a hum to drown out noise. The NSA leak was important enough, we don't need to pret…
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Comment #5942801
I don't think it'll fail. I think it's going to be a massive success for people already addicted to things like facebook, instagram and reddit. The thought of never having to miss …
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Comment #5942782
Conspiracy theory time. What if employers start making employees wear them and have the video retained indefinitely? So that everything you saw, said and did was recorded for your …
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Comment #5942723
jQuery is a power tool not a crutch.