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ulises314

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    Comment #41017682

    it turns out, civilization works because most of us are civilized.

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    Comment #28855727

    So they compromise everyone's privacy for nothing?

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    Comment #27438893

    This pretty much sounds like my networks class final project.

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    Comment #24760823

    What if you are Albert Einstein?

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    Comment #24679366

    Hey! just like my ancestors!

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    Comment #23198208

    Just a couple of loose thoughts on this: -The permissions that pushbullet needed originally where a bit overaching. -We never knew which was the offending one. -Reading the origina…

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    Comment #22356066

    We have been always been at war with Eurasia.

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    Comment #22110557

    Google is always thinking on human prosperity, for a small subset of humans, of course.

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    Comment #21952749

    This is great, I'm reading the heavily commented linux kernel source code and I was wondering how much can be done in the boot sector (other than call a more sophisticated boot loa…

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    Comment #21781964

    I once was eating peanuts in a park and throwing some to nearby squirrels, I saw a small crow picking some I looked him in the eye and threw one at him, aimed to land about half a …

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    Comment #21347817

    They can't even exist (IMO), adiabatic quantum computing relies on the (huge) assumption that the world is not discreet, I subscribe to Gerard 'T Hooft's theory that the world is i…

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    Comment #21346996

    Just wanna point out that notepad is the worst fucking text editor in the entire world, it does a lot of sneaky things with encoding and line endings and alters files without the n…

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    Comment #21259885

    [flagged]

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    Comment #21259782

    Is kinda frightening that this doesn't get any more discussion here, because it means that the people that get the news here (developers, it staff or at least technical savvy users…

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    Comment #21249156

    This, everyone is complaining on how bad desktop OSes are now but even windows is great now, compared to mobile devices, desktop is heaven.

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    Comment #21249100

    Really? I run Raspbian, Windows and FreeBSD on my home on different machines for different purposes, and though all three have their weaknesses, they are much better than they were…

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    Comment #21249052

    This looks a little unfair to 2000's Linux fanboys (which of course included me): The well maintained, comprehensive, tested list of software, mirrors and checksums that Debian had…

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    Comment #21092499

    Not making a point, just stating that this method was how they got the golden state killer.

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    Comment #20824559

    My bet is that, like most mammals, by becoming an adult.

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    Comment #20717807

    So that's why TeX needs to be Turing complete.

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    Comment #20655473

    Is very sad to read through the comments and find only a bunch of excuses, you claim being rational people: there is a problem, the solution is clear as day, what are you going to …

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    Comment #20655457

    Quote a single paleontologist.

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    Comment #20655436

    The only way consumers have to impact on production of a commodity is our purchasing habits, is not weak, vegans are causing havoc on the diary industry.

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    Comment #20655419

    Yeah, survival is more important that you having comfort food.

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    Comment #20404696

    As I was reading it I was thinking "is it even legal to have this many misconceptions about human history?"