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the_narrator

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    Comment #21818184

    By any measure she's not even a she.

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    Comment #21814039

    Based on the Google engineer's LinkedIn profile, it is obvious that using any gendered pronoun will be a touchy subject.

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    Comment #21738861

    I agree, this is true. In this particular case though, there has been sensationalism for decades now - it tends to have the opposite of the intended effect.

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    Comment #21736628

    That is the problem. Without actual proof of something, sensational headlines are mandatory.

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    Comment #21539261

    I am not sure what you are thinking of, but it isn't 1Password.

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    Comment #21539249

    I use 1Password 7 and only use a local vault (synced across devices with Resilio Sync). There is no reason you have to pay for a subscription if you don't want to.

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    Comment #21517777

    > I'm always wary of bank account details stored by a startup Venmo is owned by PayPal

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    Comment #21493856

    I have seen right-wing brought up multiple times, how does the same not apply to the far left?

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    Comment #21423903

    I have been running wireguard through an AWS instance, so far at least I have had zero issues like you describe.

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    Comment #21196829

    Why is that surprising? If you kill somebody, you will obviously have some of your rights taken away.

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    Comment #21153414

    > The main risk with We is that there's a recession, occupancy drops to 50%, and they're stuck with the leases. But that's not a unique risk. What is unique is how massively overex…

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    Comment #21096128

    Fastmail is no longer owned by Opera, it was spun off in 2013.

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    Comment #21054715

    This was common and well known even in the mid 90's with the TI-82. So much so that when my high school calculus class mostly bombed a test, the instructor asked us how we could ha…

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    Comment #21044382

    So if IBM didn't suffer or (publicly) disclose huge losses, it doesn't matter that someone scammed them into hiring unqualified engineers?

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    Comment #21039337

    you seem to be contradicting yourself > a yield inversion may or may not lead to a recession > all inversions eventually lead to a recession

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    Comment #20898099

    I think what really matters is that your test coverage percentage increases over time and never goes down. A goal of 100% might be ideal, but is rarely realistic.

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    Comment #20760620

    that seems logical; I fail to understand the argument that some form of voter identification like this is 'racist'

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    Comment #20559248

    Which would mean they do _not_ make a profit on each ride.

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    Comment #20538325

    Basically, these all say the same thing and aren't _that_ scary aside from the fact they are from the IRS: Amend your prior returns if you owe money. I am curious if they expect th…

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    Comment #20254171

    That tends to happen when you make up facts.

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    Comment #20191891

    The assumptions you make are amusing, and some might even say racist.

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    Comment #20191546

    1. It doesn't sound realistic 2. It is an article trying to push the narrative that everything is racist 3. CNN

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    Comment #20190944

    > That’s some terrible customer service. If true, yes.