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unclebunkers
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Comment #8413598
You're citing yourself??? Fuck dude, go outside for a bit, get some fresh air.
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Comment #8413584
The first wasn't thought about, it was done to save bytes, not because people weren't going to be using the software. IPv4 was enough, the use case changed. 640K should be enough i…
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Comment #8413496
I agree, it's pretty slick. But the size would prevent me from using it on any mobile focused site.
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Comment #8413488
I was aware grapes having a higher percentage of tannins, flavenoids, etc... when grown in adverse conditions. However, I thought this was a property of the fact that the plant alw…
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Comment #8412888
I really need to stop arguing with idiots on the internet.
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Comment #8412226
I like it, I made a similar one when playing with the javascript frameworks. However, outside of play, is Angular really the right choice here? 14kloc, for a poll? Seems rather exc…
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Comment #8411276
I think perhaps you're not nearly as clever as you think you are.
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Comment #8410745
I'm quite aware. Make note.
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Comment #8409773
Sorry, but this doesn't even come close to working in the real world. If you're on the web, then this makes sense. However, on the metal, you need to know versions.
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Comment #8409771
There won't be a windows 20, or anything closet to that. If we're still using computers the way we are now in 20 years, then we've seriously failed as a species.
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Comment #8409644
If we use the term drupe, it sounds slightly less crazy. Drupe enabled reactors seems like a phrase I could get behind. Fruity Reactors, or the Coconut Reactors do not inspire conf…
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Comment #8409476
If Pirate Joes is a Trademark violation, then every single small business that includes a persons name is a trademark violation. Regardless, settle a name change, and done. My poin…
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Comment #8408861
Importing the stuff, complying with Canada's labelling has nothing to do with Trader Joes. That has to do with the Canadian government, and they don't seem to get too sticky about …
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Comment #8408815
I'm confused. I thought if I bought anything, I'm allowed to do with it as I will? First sale doctrine, which limits the rights trademark holders had over their products once they'…
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Comment #8397998
We quickly realized that bacteria have evolved to eat oil, so it wasn't quite as big of an environmental disaster as first expected. I would not expect radiation to improve the sit…
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Comment #8372128
It's about 24. There are about 24 different elements found in the least element diverse life forms on earth if I recall.
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Comment #8370519
This greatly increases my expectations of life on other planets if true.
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Comment #8370393
I firmly went the other way a few years back, and haven't regretted it. Looking at this how-to, I have no real urge to back, though it is a good writeup.
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Comment #8370369
What law is Google breaking here exactly?
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Comment #8369110
Cute.
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Comment #8368452
You're simply presenting a "No True Scotsman" fallacy. Notch created his own company, ran it, and made a billion in selling it. If that's not an entrepreneur, most of HN is going t…
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Comment #8368197
On my site, I promote my stuff. I own it, I'm allowed. So should google. It's not a hard argument, they aren't common carrier.
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Comment #8368129
I dunno, Notch seemed to do alright for himself. Having made at least a billion as a result of starting his own company. I suspect that qualifies as an entrepreneur. He didn't seem…
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Comment #8367636
"It's not enough to win, all others must fail" This isn't the DNA of a winner, this is the DNA of a sociopath.