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by 3825 13y ago
What's wrong with GPLv3? I thought the only thing that changed from v2 was preventing tivotization?
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by 3825 13y ago
I like this idea. When a teen with a permit drives, the guardian is still responsible for his mistakes. Keep things simple. >During the discussion session, I put forward a different thesis. Today, there are millions of teens with learnin
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by 3825 13y ago
There will be two ways of looking at that episode if I know anything about South Park.
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by 3825 13y ago
We need a cheaper way to move freight between the Earth and the Moon first. I believe here is what Filligree is talking about if anyone else is curious. > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helium-3 > Materials on the
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by 3825 13y ago
Some context please? This is big news and it is not inappropriate to have multiple perspectives on the same story.
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by 3825 13y ago
Google might have to license Microsoft's "avoid ghetto" patent and then just blacklist certain areas. No grocery deliveries for Gotham City!
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by 3825 13y ago
>victim means they will live with the consequences of the crime against them for decades. Should people get "discount" for hurting terminally ill patients with no more than a few months to live?
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by 3825 13y ago
>It is a pretty weird world we live in where nudity is automatically pornography. I am concerned. Should people here call their parents and ask them to destroy all pictures of them being bathed and oil massaged in the sun as an infant i
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by 3825 13y ago
>Lately, I wish we had more Microsofts in the world paying attention to things like backward compatibility and long-term support, and fewer Googles and Mozillas and Apples who are quite happy to push out updates that break useful things
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by 3825 13y ago
Lack of resources is rarely a problem. I remember a teacher tell me that "not enough time" is rarely an excuse for not doing homework because at every waking moment we're prioritizing one task over others. Thus, companies do not lack people
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by 3825 13y ago
Don't check in your ax, at least not with United. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Breaks_Guitars
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by 3825 13y ago
>The government argued that because it had found “numerous files which constitute child pornography,” “detailed personal financial records and documents belonging to Feldman,” and “dozens of personal photographs of Feldman," Feldman the
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by 3825 13y ago
I did. That was my problem. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5779561
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by 3825 13y ago
I think he was joking based on the fact that the Fibonacci number is at least an eight hundred year old concept.
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by 3825 13y ago
On Windows 7 but yes, you were right. I got a new machine and the cleartype was not turned on yet. It looks much better now. http://i.imgur.com/73Ic6w0.png I appreciate your help.
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by 3825 13y ago
I see where you are headed. The answer is still no because you won't write the aforementioned article. You're clever.
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by 3825 13y ago
You're right. It even looks better on IE8. http://i.imgur.com/xrhfJGp.png Here's a screenshot of nightly with a similar issue. http://i.imgur.com/HP02e5b.png Even this, with the font stripped out looks better http://i.imgur.com/6KB2iuG
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by 3825 13y ago
Dear Matt, Could you please use any font other than Source Sans Pro[1]? It looks terrible on at least one major desktop operating system.[2] [1] https://www.google.com/fonts/specimen/Source+Sans+Pro [2] http://i.imgur.com/9gOuTdH.png
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by 3825 13y ago
I fail to see how it is newsworthy that the AG requested a warrant unless there's some kind of a trend that AG approved requests are disproportionately granted.
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by 3825 13y ago
Can an Attorney General sign a warrant? Isn't it supposed to be a judge who signs warrants?
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by 3825 13y ago
You can't make blanket statements like "Soylent is perfectly balanced and optimized for your body and lifestyle, meaning it automatically puts you at an optimal weight, makes you feel full, and improves your focus and cognition." because pe
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by 3825 13y ago
Your text: 3078 characters, 539 words Bullshit Index :0.24 Your text shows some indications of 'bullshit'-English, but is still within an acceptable range. That's good to know.
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by 3825 13y ago
Just like short sellers, we need these naysayers to keep us grounded. :) Yes, I choose to see the positive possibilities and the opportunities that show up thanks to our beloved naysayers.
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by 3825 13y ago
>If the code is licensed GPL, and you want to use it, why do you even care who owns the copyright? GPL protects the users' investments in that as a purchaser (there has to be a better word than purchaser here) of a derivative of GPL wil
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by 3825 13y ago
I believe it also applies for anyone grandfathered into the free Google Apps standard. I'd like to know the limits on free accounts if that is not true.
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by 3825 13y ago
For people who just want to see the pictures on imgur instead: http://imgur.com/a/CnXGL
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by 3825 13y ago
Google has published total "bandwidth limits" where they say[1] "To address migration needs, you can download your entire mailbox approximately 3 times per month." [1] https://support.google.com/a/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=...
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by 3825 13y ago
Sounds like a win-win to me in that the cars get refueled for the cost of a twenty-minute ride. My guess would be that this is by design.
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by 3825 13y ago
>IT just set up their Outlook to pull their emails from Gmail's servers I've noticed that using IMAP on multiple devices can cause Gmail to say that you're using too much resources. Tripped me when I first saw the limitations. I had not
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by 3825 13y ago
Or that they made their website interesting enough for us to and link back to the website, talk about it here, and possibly increase traffic ;)

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