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charonn0
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I run an SRO Hotel[1] in SF; my rooms are comparable in size to the thousands of other SRO units throughout the City and are as small or smaller than the units in the article. The only difference with these new units is that it won't be poo
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If you want an honest assessment a company, business, or agency, don't ask the guy who stands to be fired if there's anything wrong.
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None of which is either scolding nor regulation.
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I must not be cool enough; I think the icons look fine.
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14y ago
My mistake. Rackspace doesn't redirect HTTPS.
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404'd
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I predict a rule 34 campaign when/if moot.it opens for business. Just sayin'
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For a detailed explanation, see the soon-to-be-reclassified-as-a-documentary film Idiocracy: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0387808/
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People do tend to forget that the "evil" enemy is also human, and just as imperfect and frail as themselves.
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If our Patent laws allow for Patents (of any variety) that are this painfully and blisteringly obvious and come with 1,000+ years of prior art, then the law is more broken than I thought.
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There was an article on HN a few weeks ago commenting on how "we can change the terms at any time" is actually a bad thing to put into click/shrink wrap agreements since the courts tend to be unimpressed by them.
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View-blocking is a major problem in a beautiful city with lots of trees.
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"Culturally Idiomatic"?
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Twinkies + Liquidation = Best. Milkshake. Ever.
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Survive, yes. But then even Sen. Byrd later said, "I know now I was wrong. Intolerance had no place in America. I apologized a thousand times ... and I don't mind apologizing over and over again. I can't erase what happened." He also stated
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From Wikipedia: "In May 2009, Golden Dawn took part in the European elections, receiving 23,564 votes corresponding to 0.46 percent of the total votes ... In the Greek parliamentary elections of May 2012, the party received 6.97% of the pop
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Until very recently they were a fringe party with microscopic public support. The ongoing Greek financial debacle and resulting terrible economic impact and sometimes violent civil unrest has given them enough of a boost to actually win sea
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Europe responds very poorly to political and economic upheaval, which they seem to undergo near the start of each century. Germany was in shambles after WWI and so fomented the rise of National Socialism (which nearly conquered the world) a
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You were right, the word 'prototype' threw me off. I look forward to seeing what challenges there will be for other languages :)
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It's somewhat reminiscent of RosettaCode or Project Euler, too.
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Shows how much I know about JS, then. :x
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Granted you have to start somewhere, but the second challenge (appears) to not only be JS-specific, but specific to the Prototype JS library.
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It looks like only Javascript devs are welcome. :\
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http://www.readability.com/
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14y ago
Have you spoken to the ED or HR dept? Better to ask permission and be denied than to go ahead and be fired.
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If they're both non-profits, what's the issue?
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The domestication of livestock and beasts of burden.
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I don't think there's been nearly enough time to determine whether the internet, mobile or otherwise, as we now understand the concept will have a lasting (e.g. centuries or millennia long) influence. It probably will, but it hasn't demon
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The origin of human speech is obscure and may never been known with any exactness or certitude. However, language has been known to develop nearly spontaneously in human groups: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/centralamericaandt.
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Speech and non-verbal linguistic communication.
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