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tehaugmenter

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    Comment #47411026

    Congress people are making about $176k, it's crazy to think top execs "median" make less than a congressman.

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    Comment #32847415

    What is scary though is how easily the rfid can be read off of a person. It's a great thing to have but card issuers should include some kind of protective sleeve with every card r…

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    Comment #30648228

    I figure to be a more complete test you'd have to include Baidu the Chinese search engine, which is in no doubt censored. Or old school engines like ask.com, and Yahoo even though …

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    Comment #29778828

    > a time when you could trust electronics store salespeople to sell you "the right stuff for you". Remember RadioShack?

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    Comment #27421291

    I mean you vote with your dollar. Stop supporting these bad practices. I don't, it's a hull to get everyone to stop and force themselves to work around. Maybe it's a losing battle,…

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    Comment #19924354

    https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/mds

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    Comment #18496531

    I would like to see Neil Degrasse Tyson do a season 2 of Cosmos with all these new discoveries. We're only going to keep discovering more.

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    Comment #18494117

    I tried Firefox and Chrome to see if it was a browser dependency. I tried work and home internet to see if it was a firewall issue. In the Console if you bring it up you can see th…

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    Comment #18471759

    Very cool explanation of the math as well as the concept behind the standard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo0jm1PPRuo

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    Comment #18415260

    I mean personally, News Bloopers are the best kind of Bloopers. We laugh at our own faults. It's more human this way.

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    Comment #18400955

    All this spotlight on VS Code and no mention of Sublime Text? I view Sublime Text (even though there is a license fee) as more emacs like than VS Code. I side with others to say it…

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    Comment #17628116

    Company I worked for moved from Ghost over to ImageX (aka WAIK: Windows Automated Installation Kit) which worked well since we needed it for MDT or Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. Th…

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    Comment #17619627

    It is empty, but its filled with "Space Grease" https://www.theguardian.com/science/2018/jun/27/space-is-ful...

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    Comment #17314848

    Actually, if you use playonlinux to broker your wine installations, it does a pretty good job making sure any dependancies are installed. They fully support CS4 and CS6 - https://w…

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    Comment #15938229

    Your wish is my command [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1thcO_olHas

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    Comment #15938209

    "The purest form of insanity is to leave everything the same and the same time hope that things will change." -Albert Einstein. I mean, to be frank, I think that both major parties…

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    Comment #13356329

    Looks like HN did some work on their site. For convenience here is a cached link from google: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:94_ZVFM...

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    Comment #12934043

    I think the major load is gone now, here's the original: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12909752

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    Comment #12866296

    Might have something to do with the Patent Google has[0]. [0] https://www.google.com/patents/US20090249247

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    Comment #11023463

    Github posted the release for the windows compiled binary with an updated OpenSSH to 7.1p2.

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    Comment #10945914

    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=SJW

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    Comment #9780337

    Yeah from time to time it's hard to remember how much harsher HN is with comments compared to reddit.

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    Comment #9775090

    This is certainly interesting. Too bad it doesn't suffer from the same robustness the stackoverflow link had. I for one get frustrated at work, using git on windows, when I try to …