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somerandomone

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    Comment #10837375

    Yeah, but they usually don't originate from the same location. So instead of matching destination, now you have to match destination and departure location.

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    Comment #10162102

    Yeah, >Model 3, our smaller and lower cost sedan will start production in about 2 years. -- Elon Musk

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    Comment #10101709

    This is different. China(ese government) has a much, much stronger incentive and political resolution to reinforce their Internet speech control than crackdown a couple of bitcoin …

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    Comment #10101646

    > I hope one day I'll live in a country where I have freedom to write any code I like without fearing. Can the author reach the US by whatever mean and apply for political asylum? …

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    Comment #10043289

    First of all, that comment is mixed with a bit of rant. But seriously, the issue is so much more than mere access to Facebook. The connection to GitHub, Google Code, or anything vi…

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    Comment #10039574

    As long as the government doesn't allow unobstructed access to foreign websites that aren't even remotely related to politics I don't see that transition any time soon.

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    Comment #10031276

    The difference is between "given this particular hardware and OS setup, the driver will work correctly, guaranteed." vs. "on your (discontinued) Sony laptop with a strange hardware…

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    Comment #9957648

    I'll take a shot. If I understand it correctly, basically components have dependencies. For example, A depends on B and B depends on C, etc. If you have A depends on B... and someh…

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    Comment #9803186

    Nah, they will just sweep it under the rug in the name of national security. Not even a post-mortem because that would put some highly ranked people whom about to become the adviso…

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    Comment #9803177

    But unlike F4, F35 has a main gun, and I think that demonstrates the dogfight doctrine still has its way. Unfortunately that gun has its own problem [1]. [1] http://www.thedailybea…

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    Comment #9796094

    I'm curious because once you have the ability to understand several-hour-per-page materials reading novels should be a breeze?

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    Comment #9651116

    Sure. Let's say I want to use the public key listed at here[0], like this[1]. This[2] is the error message. [0] https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterp... [1] …

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    Comment #9641154

    Bug report: the add public key page doesn't recognize the public key exported by GnuPG which has the header -----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (Darwin) I fi…

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    Comment #9484404

    Inventing computer with Chinese/Arabic is inherently harder because it's more difficult to type such characters. Once you pass the punctuation card stage, now what? Build a huge ke…

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    Comment #9370905

    The goal of marriage really shouldn't be getting a visa... I'm saddened that we have to entertain this solution. It feels almost like exchange my body for some materialistic goal w…

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    Comment #9370589

    L-1 visa holders can't change job.

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    Comment #9157229

    I wonder how they prevent Remote Code Execution. Because >just embed arbitrary html/css/js is THE definition of RCE.

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    Comment #9138035

    I would argue it is broken. >It can handle a limited amount of traffic, and controllers can't see anything outside of their own airspace—when they hand off a plane to a contiguous …