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aclevernickname
13y ago
it's a sign that they got someone competent to do finance. Just means that he's the guy to go to (sue) when you demand remedy from the company for injuries caused. :)
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aclevernickname
13y ago
So, following your logic, the Bangladeshi Taka is a toy currency, as well?
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Non-citizen national here. I have a special passport, and am considered a non-specific, non-naturalized person. I have to create (foreign-owned) LLC's in order to work within the system/collect or pay taxes/earn a wage in Dol
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aclevernickname
13y ago
7.04 install upgraded to 13.10 here. Worst I had to do was apt-get -f install after an apt-get dist-upgrade. So six years now.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
on behalf of everyone trying to stop the downward spiral of HN post quality, I thank you for not finishing it.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
learn some history, junior.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
no surprise this post wasn't popular; it goes against the narrative. I enjoyed it, FWIW.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Thanks, Techcrunch. I just set a cron job on my gentoo box to emerge world at 4PM PDT, to honor Microsoft's Windows 8 bugfix.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
I used to do Tier 4 support for a now-defunct (3rd Largest) grocery store in the US, and NCR has a stranglehold on this market. Every Self-CheckOuT lane with the same voice is probably an unbranded NCR SCOT. I've seen them in Home Dep
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Daily user, with a prescription and approval of Health Canada. Allowed to grow 15 plants under license (which is grandfathered as of april 2014). massively lowers my anxiety, and allows me to work. As MMPR is being brought in here (and Harp
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Drudge and Alex Jones are not libertarian. Drudge is a heavily-conservative pundit that preaches holier-than-thou morals in his biased reporting. Alex Jones spreads "we-are-all-going-to-die" fear porn to his terrorized audience. L
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aclevernickname
13y ago
If your computer is a means to an end, I suggest installing Kubuntu and never looking back to MacOS. I install it daily on end-user and developer workstations as a MacOS replacement. If you're curious about how Linux works, I'd st
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aclevernickname
13y ago
perhaps my previous post was too polite. People that never actually _care_ to learn linux go from Redhat to Ubuntu (or stay right where they are!). People with an interest in the OS itself move to Gentoo/Funtoo/LFS. I still use Ce
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Most linux users start on Redhat/Fedora, and quickly leave due to the pain that is RPM. I left to gentoo. Most others take the debian/ubuntu path.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
I've been converting MacOS users to Kubuntu/KXStudio for the last year and a half. Since Lion, MacOS is now less user-friendly than kubuntu overall, and their system is usually more responsive after the update.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Seeing as he didn't turn over the collected documents to a foreign government, and instead sent them to two reputable news organizations, we're all very glad of how accepting you are of what Snowden did.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
So who here doesn't think that HL3 is going to be SteamOS-exclusive?
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aclevernickname
13y ago
MGS was released for the original playstation, which did not run either CellOS or BSD.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
for perspective, Steambox Exclusive == Runs on Linux PC's. Not even Xbox/GFW can do that.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Transformers. AlphaTrion is the PDC, A-3 is the BDC/SDC. Iacon is the SQL machine (VectorSigma is the name of the LVM pool). OmegaSupreme/Metroplex/FortressMaxiums are the gateways. Gestalts (Defensor, Computron, Superion) ar
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aclevernickname
13y ago
This is currently being shared on The Pirate Bay[1], for those of us not living in the UK, and too poor to pay for a viewing/DRM. [1] http://thepiratebay.sx/torrent/9039415/Mediastan
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Your statement was a little disingenuous, because they changed the color to red . I had an RSOD in Win7 about a week ago due to a driver issue.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
not just allowed, but encouraged.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Go read Thomas' dissent in Raich V. Gonzales[1], and tell me whether or not your opinion has changed afterwards. [1] http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/03-1454.ZD1.html
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Excellent, so from now on, I can assume that you've only educated yourself halfway on any topic you agree/disagree with. Thanks for the clarity.
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The prosecution is trying their hardest to make the case fit uniformly on Ulbrecht. One often omits facts and information that does not support a claim in court when making a criminal complaint. If we ruled only on the information provided
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aclevernickname
13y ago
oh my, I got tptacek's attention. You probably also missed the part where pallandt said he was american, too. because it also didn't happen. odd that you didn't focus on that part. When one is basing their understanding solel
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aclevernickname
13y ago
>About the only company in this space that makes super high end intimate products There are a few others in this space, as well: http://we-vibe.com/ http://www.jimmyjane.com/
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aclevernickname
13y ago
> This is a guy that ordered at least 2 known about hits/kills . In pallandt's America, people are guilty until proven innocent.
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aclevernickname
13y ago
Beautiful. Thank you for this reply.
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