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trollian
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Comment #41575140
I wonder how bad the yields are and how long it'll take to get them up to being commercially viable.
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Comment #41575136
Have you even met Americans? We're terrible at this kind of thing.
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Comment #41369211
I moved across the world (from Perth, WA) to work on open source software with some of my heroes (Bud Tribble, Andy Hertzfeld, Susan Kare) at Eazel. It was only a short time run, b…
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Comment #40133335
How is this not called "Byron"?
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Comment #39770266
I thought it might have been Square Kilometer Array interference but that's to the north of those spots.
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Comment #39364540
Lawyercats are the worst cats.
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Comment #38509567
Other people posting your stuff gets a lot of love though.
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Comment #38310192
Maybe the board members are worried about going to jail for running a 501(c)3 that's behaving like a for profit company?
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Comment #38272742
I think Eich intentionallyed a scheme.
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Comment #37803719
This is something I've dreamed about doing in one form or another since I was a teenager almost 30 years ago. But the best thing about this story is the video "Without the Xylophon…
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Comment #37618160
These exploits are weapons. Look at what governments pay for weapons. That's hard to compete with.
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Comment #37541047
We were just talking about Kurt Cobain's death from suicide with my daughter with CF. We'll take the meds thanks.
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Comment #37541039
There's a theory that having a single CF mutation can help combat the effects of cholera.
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Comment #37541021
Not having to deal with insurance & copay shenanigans for my daughter's CF meds is one of the things that keeps me at the large tech company I work at...
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Comment #37541006
My 8yr old daughter has been on Kalydeco (one of the active compounds in Trikafta) since it was approved and it means she'll live a fairly similar life to her twin sister, health w…
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Comment #37366457
Hey that's my wife's project.
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Comment #35922396
Standard PC executables end in .com, so we should probably get rid of that one too. Maybe Poland should change its name so Perl programmers don't get confused.
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Comment #34527545
Who decided to call it Ugly Gerry and not Sans Democracy?
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Comment #34375583
This should be called "Docker for Mac".
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Comment #33655167
Mink can carry SARS CoV2 making them a great wild reservoir for mutation.
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Comment #33617944
The situation is similar trying to visit the US from most places. If your passport isn't from Western Europe, US, Canada, Australia, NZ there's quite a visa process. Citizens of 5 …
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Comment #33381099
Microsoft did this with NT too, IIRC...
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Comment #33063073
If Ultralight is based on WebKit (the site says "Based on WebKit") how is it not LGPL? Isn't this basic software licensing?
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Comment #32078560
It's a pity they never ported VMS to it...