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Facebook profits rise despite drop in US users(guardian.co.uk)
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by clicks 13y ago
It's reasonable to assume that in the context of our discussion, the hypothetical young America would probably choose to locate himself in a metro, urban area where there's ample supply of good water. But, I agree with you India probably is
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by clicks 13y ago
That's because of extreme poverty on the very lower end (also, I always wonder if these age expectancy numbers are taking into account low child mortality rates). If you take care of yourself well in India, you'll be fine. To be clear, I'm
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by clicks 13y ago
> the running water, flushing toilets, electricity, inspected produce, guaranteed emergency room health care You're still missing the point. You emphasize guaranteed emergency care, but what about general non-emergency healthcare cos
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by clicks 13y ago
I see what you're saying, but I think you/rayiner are still missing the point. There are fresh graduates in America right now that can't find jobs. More clearly, these fresh graduates would be homeless/living in poverty were it not for a li
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The Fossil Fuel Resistance(rollingstone.com)
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Tesla offers idiot-proof battery warranty(money.cnn.com)
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by clicks 13y ago
If anyone in the street just straight up tells anyone they're "ugly", something is seriously fucked up about them. Seriously, go to http://www.reddit.com/r/malefashionadvice/ and get some tips. Get a new haircut that suits you, maybe cons
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by clicks 13y ago
Agreed, fitting clothes make a huge difference. A good haircut also goes a hell of a long way, for boys and girls alike.
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by clicks 13y ago
What... Okay, having just followed the link in your profile and looking at your picture, dude, trust me you're not ugly. I actually honestly think you're a handsome guy, judging purely by appearances. But anyway. You know, I've noticed th
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Amazon Said to Plan TV Set-Top Box for Streaming Video(bloomberg.com)
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A Rise in Wealth for the Wealthy; Declines for the Lower 93%(pewsocialtrends.org)
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The Year in Hacking, by the Numbers(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Andreessen Horowitz Leading Investment in 3-D Printer Shapeways(bloomberg.com)
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by clicks 13y ago
Salah was wearing a bright tracksuit that stuck out, and I think he's got a pretty memorable face -- I would bet a good amount that when a day or two passes by, what people will remember would be that he was one of the suspects. The associa
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by clicks 13y ago
> Citation needed. I guess I am proof. And so is 'jaredsohn ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5562975 -- " Closer up view of person in OP (includes shot of face): http://i.imgur.com/BBxplgk.jpg " -- it was his interpretatio
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by clicks 13y ago
'jere was probably protesting why Salah didn't come out to say it wasn't him /immediately/, 'gee_totes responded by explaining he in fact did go to the police pretty much right away (i.e., yesterday, as soon as he became aware of the NYPo
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by clicks 13y ago
So, to be clear, the teen Salah Barhoun was the guy in the blue tracksuit who some 4chan'ers thought was the bomber. Also called out here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5562975 Here's the NYPost cover where he was featured: http:/
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by clicks 13y ago
Google hands over email addresses based on court orders and (less frequently) warrants. So, the authorities have the resources to request user data by the numbers 14,000 and above from just Google alone for Gmail accounts
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by clicks 13y ago
That sounds extremely difficult to buy. Does there really not exist any legal avenue in which USG could hand over the pertinent data to the authorities? Why is it that Google (as it has claimed) can hand over thousands of e-mail accounts' c
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by clicks 13y ago
I just want to say that e-mail looks very well-written and comforting for a rejection e-mail. I wish companies sent similar rejection e-mails to job applicants. Keep your spirits up, rejectees, this is not the end of the world. Continue doi
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HP to embed Leap Motion's gesture control tech in select products(techspot.com)
1 points by clicks 13y ago|0 comments
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by clicks 14y ago
You bring up very good points, thanks. I contacted Linode support and they've said in clear terms that they have no evidence that payment information of customers was accessed. I initially signed up for Linode because my friends spoke highl
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by clicks 14y ago
There's baseless speculation and then there's I have some information speculation. I'm operating on heuristics which rely on information that is handily available. Yes, in the end you're right, I'm just speculating. But hey, it's better t
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by clicks 14y ago
I've now heard from a number of people using Linode that have suspicious activities on the cc which they used with Linode. I just called up my bank to tell them to 'block' it as a precaution (I will now have to give them a visit later today
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by clicks 14y ago
I think movie media (with subtitles) is one of the best ways to learn a language. I have been trying to learn Mandarin for a few months now, so can you please make some more suggestions? Thanks!
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Bionic hand controlled by iPhone app(cnn.com)
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Study: Listening to Certain Sounds Seems to Improve Sleep(theatlantic.com)
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by clicks 14y ago
It appears my observations were off. Consider my earlier comment recanted (it seems I can't modify/delete it now).
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Russia to spend $50 billion on space research(thehindu.com)
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