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541.
by beedogs 11y ago
They must've just run this one through a shell script to port it. Seems like they put the least amount of effort they could into the PC version.
542.
by beedogs 11y ago
Wow. Just when I thought Obama's DoJ couldn't come off looking any more amateurish. They're really an embarrassment.
543.
by beedogs 11y ago
> “We celebrate the accomplishment of students who get into all eight Ivies,” said Brandon Kosatka, TJ’s director of student services. “That’s the bar, and our kids are shooting for that. They don’t like to be the second-best. If that’s
544.
by beedogs 11y ago
Nobody down here in Australia: a frigging 3-series costs about $100k AUD.
545.
by beedogs 11y ago
If you're trying to equate "right wing opinions" with "things assholes say", as the comic implies, then I agree with you there. If you're trying to say that there should be no consequences to expressing awful i
546.
by beedogs 11y ago
The EFF has a "very long track record" of being xenophobic? Well, now I've heard it all.
547.
by beedogs 11y ago
"xenophobic"? Is that really the word you're going to use here? Bit ridiculous.
548.
by beedogs 11y ago
This idiotic decision will not stop one single CD from being ripped in Europe.
549.
by beedogs 11y ago
Beats is a brand for suckers. The great thing about them, though, is their brightly-coloured products stand out so well, it's easy to spot all the stooges in the room.
550.
by beedogs 11y ago
Most of the time, GPL code is stolen without the person who wrote it even being aware. And most of the time they become aware of it, there isn't a whole lot they can do to stop it.
551.
by beedogs 11y ago
> This brings up something I've been wondering about for a while, the legality of masks and other devices for identity protection. Canada just recently criminalised the act of wearing a mask at a protest. 10 years maximum sentence.
552.
by beedogs 11y ago
I love when the Apple apologists throw out stupid stuff like this. It's as if you think state attorneys are some solitary old man in a room, capable of doing only one thing at a time.
553.
by beedogs 11y ago
Apple's a lot shittier of a company than many people seem to want to give them credit for here.
554.
by beedogs 11y ago
I honestly think the qualifications for high-ranking national security folks in the United States includes things like "played with G.I. Joes a lot as a kid." These people are almost caricatures.
555.
by beedogs 11y ago
...and? It seems as though he's in the right, and that AirBNB is still screwing him over, so why mention those things?
556.
by beedogs 11y ago
I really won't miss AirBNB when the inevitable blizzard of lawsuits destroys it. What a terrible company.
557.
by beedogs 11y ago
anything that can access the lock screen. this also crashes Terminal on OS X, so it looks like a pretty huge deal.
558.
by beedogs 11y ago
England has always been about five years ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to authoritarian garbage like this. Look for these sorts of bills to be introduced in other places if it's successful there.
559.
by beedogs 11y ago
It's a total waste of resources, energy, money... they're single-use stadiums. Most will go derelict after the tournament ends.
560.
by beedogs 11y ago
And they're in the process of ruining OS X with that ugly, flat iOS 7 look, too. It's truly a shame what's become of Apple since Jobs passed.
561.
by beedogs 11y ago
Well, now that the FBI is weighing in, I have no choice but to believe the man's claims, because the FBI is a three-ring circus filled with nothing but clowns.
562.
by beedogs 11y ago
And HackerNews calls the man unstable, deranged, insane. Nothing is valued here but greed to some folks. Edit: The downvotes don't really prove me wrong, guys.
563.
by beedogs 11y ago
Not sure what you mean by your last sentence; the US has a pretty abysmal human rights record, as well.
564.
by beedogs 11y ago
Wrong. I want as many Snowdens as we can muster. (I was once shadowbanned on HN for typing that sentence.)
565.
by beedogs 11y ago
Polygraphs are about as useful and effective a tool as water-dowsing rods.
566.
by beedogs 11y ago
The blind defense of this horrible company on HN continues to astound me.
567.
by beedogs 11y ago
I sure do love me some victim-blaming.
568.
by beedogs 11y ago
Another Airbnb host learns the hard way that being an Airbnb host is a sucker bet. It's the meatspace equivalent of running a Tor exit node.
569.
by beedogs 11y ago
Drug dogs are basically lie detectors with fur. Just as unreliable, just as easy to misuse, and yet people still think they're doing something useful.
570.
by beedogs 11y ago
Finally, the Roberts court gets one right.

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