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swagempire

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    Comment #39167286

    "The most reliable ways to avoid transmission of STDs are to abstain from sexual activity, or to be in a long-term mutually monogamous relationship with an uninfected partner" Soun…

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    Comment #39167218

    Getting laid is important though too...

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    Comment #39167059

    Moralizing aside, which ones specifically can infect you even if you wear a condom?

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    Comment #39087348

    Not a bad idea actually-- alot of work though to do it accurately :/

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    Comment #39080386

    Is it possible to buy a "disconnected" car these days? People for decades survived loads of daily driving without snooping from manufacturers call centers.

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    Comment #38794562

    I'm not sure what you are getting at here. The lawyer's job is not to judge the quality of a patent -- in the same way a defense lawyer is not there to judge the innocence of their…

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    Comment #38781931

    Good old BSD. Keeps putting out ;)

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    Comment #38737652

    This is incredibly incorrect. If you are going to bore Hacker News with pedantry-- at least bother to look up that the "modern" era ended somewhere around 1945. So yes, it refers t…

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    Comment #38679391

    Right that's a good point.

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    Comment #38674607

    Now...1984 REALLY begins...

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    Comment #38663613

    Really? Which ones? Even if I get an e-visa, I get an in and out stamp. Not having these would invalidate the whole reason for having a passport.

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    Comment #38651974

    Almost everything uses RTGs now if it's going to be far from the sun (like past mars).

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    Comment #38616458

    But it's true. Life WAS like that back then.

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    Comment #38590200

    I think a better question is why the "car accident" people are always hijacking threads to push their agenda. Like the topic is Air Traffic Control. Why are you bringing up car acc…

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    Comment #38589927

    Not really. I'm sure any 10 year old i5 based system would perform similarly. The point is more about how slow Intel processors still are really.

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    Comment #38585244

    Ah yes -- the Mother Of All Demos. Impressive!

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    Comment #38569509

    Not sure I agree. While about USB3 and even USBC it might be true, but I have a MacBook Pro 2011 (2.4Ghz Core i5), that I put a 256Gb SSD in and upgraded to 8GB of RAM. It is certa…

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    Comment #38520438

    Fairlight is great-- DX7 though was really the sound of the 80s...

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    Comment #38520159

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38351213

    Its about incentives though.

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    Comment #38305867

    Im not sure this is much of a surprise-- as shocking as it may seem to Americans -- iMessages is not widely used outside of North America. So Apple is just trying to bridge the tec…

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    Comment #38264486

    While I empathize with your situation-- be careful not to discourage others. The only two fully completed novellas were because of this month and I'm very proud of them. I'm much m…

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    Comment #38252602

    These are major violations of not just labour codes but also just in general ethical standards. So if Shotwell accepts to follow the pressure from Elon, they are just as complicit …

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    Comment #38242656

    So even though there would be incredible benefits -- we just should not try according to this position. I mean hasn't every great engineering achievement in human history basically…