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zxcvb

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About zxcvb

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #14387946

    This comment is so fucking neckbeard,

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    Comment #14334589

    This is why you're not a great hacker / programmer or anything really. What about ISP's that return search pages for unknown domain names? Purely leaving it unhosted would not acco…

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    Comment #14288494

    No adblock - could read it fine - stop being a whiney little bitch.

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    Comment #14244340

    This is a sham. There are so many people that are suffering because of this. Really good project managers that now have a very tough road to PR, even the role of CIO has been remov…

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    Comment #13953468

    I live in Australia - there is no Amazon here - it's rarely the go-to for anything. Regardless, it's still nice here.

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    Comment #13919295

    I worked as an ecommerce consultant for Hybris (the leading enterprise grade commerce platform) for many years - most projects would include using a payment gateway of the clients …

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    Comment #13641487

    I travel a lot and I do technical work (sometimes) - it needs to be powerful (ish) and light with good battery life* * when I first owned a laptop the batter lasted around 1.5 hour…

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    Comment #13613546

    You can tell by how many lines of code they write in any given 2 weeks period. JIRA and FishEye and CVS (or SVN) can track this for you.

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    Comment #13432802

    What questions? I'm sure this is illegal.

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    Comment #13353756

    I prefer having a car - I can put my surfboard on the roof, I can put my bikes on the back. I can always have the boot / trunk full of camping and beach stuff. It's far more conven…

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    Comment #13289721

    Same thing used to happen with a lot of the consultants at Accenture - I hear it's the same at PwC too.

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    Comment #13270465

    Not sure why you're getting downvoted because you are absolutely correct.

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    Comment #13257550

    How to be happy... Resonates with me a lot.

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    Comment #13236816

    Quality HN post as always - no idea what you're talking about. Oracle isn't the upstream for Java anyway.

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    Comment #8570974

    The top three ecommerce platforms are all Java based (hybris, Oracle ATG and IBM Websphere) and there are a ton of "tier 2" platforms that are cover the .net and PHP stacks. The ti…

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    Comment #6126996

    Jesus this is a crappy comment. YOu think he used too much corporate speak? I think you used too much non professional / amateur / brogrammer speak.

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    Comment #6097921

    It's sad to see another stupid comment on HN. He never defended the laws. He was just stating the facts.

  19. story
    Ask HN: Moving to Linux full time

    I've been a long time (on and off) Linux user but I neve managed to become a full time user. Recently at work I have started using OSX on a beautiful iMac, this has made me realise…

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    Comment #4504525

    Your last sentence isn't really true. Or should I say, you can't really prove that this is true for "most". My company has some pretty big telco and retail clients that are migrati…

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    Comment #4504519

    It's the year that makes this story interesting. He predicted what would happen to the language (and as a side effect of that, the whole ecosystem) and he was wrong. His reasoning …

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    Comment #4428462

    None of this negates the need to wear a helmet. You, are also dumb.

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    Comment #4428455

    Yeah because you don't need to re-fuel, get car insurance, maintain the car etc etc. Seriously, you're dumb.

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    Comment #4411928

    He's a Ruby programmer.... LOL... says it all.

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    Comment #4317932

    The personalised advertising is not extreme at all. This technology already exists it's just not widespread. My companies parent recently had a company get together where they demo…