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yAnonymous

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    Comment #18274330

    Try to update one of those outdated answers and your changes will be removed, because the original author has more internet points. The amount of circle jerking on Stack Overflow i…

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    Comment #18273239

    Amazon is now in the business of selling a lot of cheap crap instead of promoting quality articles. Everyone I ever talked to about this noticed it and most are looking for other w…

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    Comment #18248536

    I never said that crime as a whole increased, but the violence reached a whole different quality. You (deliberately?) misinterpret comments you don't agree with. Stabbing people -w…

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    Comment #18247763

    Which one do you want citations for? These are all publicly accepted problems by now, so I'm not going to do a writeup for all of them just because one person asks for it. Your dow…

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    Comment #18247288

    I'm decidedly against government surveillance, but it feels like our government are deliberately inviting crime to further the needs and arguments for complete surveillance. Now th…

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    Comment #18239193

    B-b-but they spread information that could lead intelligent and informed people to miss the vote! Who doesn't get the voting date from Twitter these days?

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    Comment #18239143

    If you are misled about when the vote is by a tweet from an account with a wojak avatar, it's probably for the better of mankind if you don't vote... or procreate.

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    Comment #18239091

    I'm with you on that. Eagerly waiting to be fed my opinion and then post about it on FB and Twitter. My friends are going to love it and I will feel appreciated.

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    Comment #18237035

    This is actually a good chance for alternative app stores, because that and the browser are the only essential software you'd be missing from the package, and the browser can be re…

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    Comment #18193151

    This seems like a common sense thing that every intern would consider. Why the Microsoft development team didn't really raises some questions not only about their QA, but about the…

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    Comment #18191816

    I know completely computer illiterate people who use Ubuntu. Your opinion says a lot about you.

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    Comment #18185249

    The cynic in me thinks they found a patent in the portfolio that they value at more than 3.4 bn and they can now use it royalty-free.

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    Comment #18185185

    Microsoft must want free access to a particular patent from that group really badly. Does that work for you?

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    Comment #18175849

    It isn't - except if one of your main messages is being against capitalism. His credibility is now zero.

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    Comment #18175052

    Banksy is a sellout.

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    Comment #18148869

    That would cause quite a lot of changes. A lot of stuff in super markets, at least here in Europe, is private label, too. The manufacturers use it to test different prices, taste, …

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    Comment #18148756

    What if it was the 5 eyes who are responsible in the first place (knowing that the targeted services are used all over the world) and now they want to a) officially deny anything h…

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    Comment #18148620

    Ok, it definitely happened.

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    Comment #18146823

    Consider that Apple also stated this a few years back: >"We have never heard of PRISM. We do not provide any government agency direct access to our servers, and any government agen…

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    Comment #18138332

    I always assumed these guidelines to be more of a joke, as they also say >Please don't use Hacker News primarily for political or ideological battle. which HN staff themselves blat…

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    Comment #18138023

    >The socket activity was hit hard by Spectre/Meltdown patches Did you even read the article?

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    Comment #18120517

    I want to condemn this, but given the current state in western countries, I'd feel like a hypocrite. We have so much light censorship and politicians get to lie without any consequ…