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by 67726e 13y ago
I just tend to tune out whatever is on the sidebar of a website as it tends to be ads or other things I probably don't care enough to read. As for the "by Stacy", well it is rather small and gray. Of course I have a feeling t
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by 67726e 13y ago
You might want to give the guideleines a read: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by 67726e 13y ago
Please grow up. It's common for people to default to "he" as when they do not know the gender of the person in question. I didn't even notice the author until you mentioned anything. If anything, your last comment is qui
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by 67726e 13y ago
I think you need to carry yourself a bit more like an adult. Whoever posted that comment probably didn't bother to check the gender of the author, and as in many languages, the pronoun people tend to default to is the masculine "h
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by 67726e 13y ago
My mistake, the large subscription popup that appears on page load appeared to be a paywall to me. It does allow you to exit from it, though it had me a bit confused.
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by 67726e 13y ago
If you get hit with a pay wall to read this article, just Google "spy_kids_nsa_surveillance_next_generation" and you should get the article as the first result. Then you can read it from there.
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by 67726e 13y ago
The question then becomes do those cities have tight gun control because of or in spite of the high rate of gun crimes?
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I guess that boils down to something of a cultural thing. Among the things they shove down the throats of young impressionable minds in school, chief among them is the fact that the Founding Fathers of the US fought for freedom from the Bri
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by 67726e 13y ago
I think the title was submitted as it was to draw light to the fact that Shon Hopwood and Kopf actually have a debate in the comments section underneath the main article. Something most people would gloss over.
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If you don't take into account the total "fuck the 4th Amendment" aspect. Then again it's an "Administrative Search" so that somehow makes it ok.
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Weird. I've lived along the SC coast (Charleston & Hilton Head) my entire life and I have never really understood the "Southern Hospitality" term. I suppose living in the most affluent areas of the state could have someth
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by 67726e 13y ago
I really think the answer for this is just going to be dependent on the person. For me, depending on the field, I could either ace it or possibly experience the abject terror. For the subjects that I could ace, e.g. (human) languages and CS
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by 67726e 13y ago
Is that dependent on the airport? I've flown as recently as two months ago, and I went through four pat-downs over the course of the trip. I never saw any green/red indicator when they tested the pat-down gloves. Regardles, I woul
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by 67726e 13y ago
He never said they manually triggered an alarm. He said they could very well be lying that a detector was ever used let alone registered explosives.
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by 67726e 13y ago
I'm not sure wether to chalk that up to ignorance or just a cultural understanding of the word. I realize here in the US, "Concentration Camp" has become synonymous with the Nazi death camps. However, a concentration camp is
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Loyalty and Layoffs(heartmindcode.com)
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Might as well put mine out as well. Chrome extension to insert request and response headers. Good for testing and spoofing. https://github.com/67726e/Header-Editor https://chrome.google.com/webstore&#x2
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by 67726e 13y ago
Born and raised in the US, SC specifically. Unfortunately my current employer isn't too keen on remote working. Additionally, a lack of a formal education seems to be quite limiting in finding international employment, regardless of ac
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by 67726e 13y ago
There is more than just a few typo. There are myriad grammatical errors. I don't know how well grammar checkers have improved in the past 5-10 years, but I don't recall MS Office being all too good at catching grammatical errors o
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by 67726e 13y ago
Cut him a break, English is clearly not his first language.
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I don't know about you, but the device itself is branding. If I pick up an iPhone, I know pretty much immediately that I'm holding an iPhone based on the layout of the buttons, especially the "God" button. Similarly I wo
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by 67726e 13y ago
Generally the demarcation line of age is 13 in the US due to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act[1] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_Online_Privacy_Prote...
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> I wish the culture of our police was based around community development and not militarization. There is something funny about that sentence. We have police imitating military yet the US military, during the current Iraq/Afghanist
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Make a Bigger Haystack(jacquesmattheij.com)
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Why should someone have to lose their freedom for exposing another's wrongdoing? We should incentivize whistleblowers, not make them risk rotting in a jail cell for the rest of their lives.
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There was an article a few months back about a company in Texas using a very old computer dating to 1948: http://www.pcworld.com/article/249951/if_it_aint_broke_dont_...
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by 67726e 13y ago
Admittedly, I'm a little young to remember the earlier IE versions, especially in the context of being a developer, but my older coworkers like to remind me how nice it was for its time. I guess the moral of the story is today's s
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by 67726e 13y ago
GitHub recently created a little site for this purpose. It's not exactly all encompassing, but it covers the three major licenses: https://github.com/blog/1530-choosing-an-open-source-license
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I think he is speaking in terms of usage by developers. IE used to be a great browser back in the day, but now it is practically the leper browser among developers.
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> How is it a disgrace? You're making it sound like Apple meant for this to happen, this could've happen to any companies. Well if Ibrahim is to be believed, Apple failed to reasonably handle his disclosure of the security flaw

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