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901.
by g8oz 13y ago
Because they used that mission as an excuse to go all Stasi on the rest of us.
902.
by g8oz 13y ago
>>Because all of 310+ million are not in this together. We, as individuals, all have our own dreams, ambitions, interests, and goals. And as a society you have roads, schools, hospitals, public safety, public health etc. Acknowledging
903.
by g8oz 13y ago
Don't forget about the revolving door between the finance industry and the people who regulate it.
904.
by g8oz 13y ago
>> Or did programmers really only start to have social lives, dislike permanent crunch mode and plan before coding in the last 20 years? Yes. Powerful hardware is tolerant of normal people and their normal code. You had to be a little
905.
by g8oz 13y ago
It seems like no matter how blatantly Google carries out it's updated "Microsoft from the 1990's" act there will be a coterie of apologists on HN explaining away it's actions. The Cold War provided an appropriate la
906.
by g8oz 13y ago
They brought MP3s to the masses. RIP.
907.
by g8oz 13y ago
Its the mutt of media players (mutt as in the email client)
908.
by g8oz 13y ago
But those attributes can be replicated by another crypto-currency right? So the distinct edge of both bitcoins and tulips are the maddened crowds. They have that in common.
909.
by g8oz 13y ago
Life inside the Matrix is pleasant isn't it?
910.
by g8oz 13y ago
Since we're offering arbitrary opinions I'll say that I think 10 years is a typical draconian example of U.S justice.
911.
by g8oz 13y ago
The electorate has done no such thing. The expansion of institutionalized secrecy in government by our representatives is an example the principal-agent problem. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principal–agent_problem
912.
by g8oz 13y ago
Lubuntu is pretty good too.
913.
by g8oz 13y ago
Or maybe they should have a strategy that doesn't violate user rights. Mindblowing I know.
914.
by g8oz 13y ago
I think the rise of the BJP has made it clear that the non-dominant communities are expected to know their place.
915.
by g8oz 13y ago
What if those people are still benefiting from other people's sins? If the current British don't want to pay maybe they can dispose of the ill-gotten gains i.e the country estates paid for by black slaves, the textile fortunes pai
916.
by g8oz 13y ago
Their present valuation is a glitch in the Matrix. Enough of them and you will realize the existence of said Matrix.
917.
by g8oz 13y ago
Anyone had experience with Phase Change Material (PCM) clothing? Here is one supplier: http://www.outlast.com/en/technology/
918.
by g8oz 13y ago
A few years ago the cable that connects Pakistan to the Internet was mysteriously cut. I wonder where the Jimmy Carter was at that time.
919.
by g8oz 13y ago
I've concluded that white people from Anglo cultures have a drinking problem in general.
920.
by g8oz 13y ago
The controller caps the speed at 32 km/h or 20 mph by law. That's more than adequate.
921.
by g8oz 13y ago
The antibiotic overuse that caused this problem will not be solved with out action in 2 area. 1) Antibiotic overuse in poultry and livestock farming to compensate for overcrowded and stressful conditions and 2) Antibiotic overuse in the de
922.
by g8oz 13y ago
OP did increase their liability. But do we want to track right and wrong down to that level? Do we want to be that uptight and excruciating? When society's systems get too efficient the potential for tyranny gets get ever higher. Comp
923.
by g8oz 13y ago
Ship too late and none of it will matter.
924.
by g8oz 13y ago
>There are multiple publicized cases. I love racist anecdata as much as the next guy, but if you can't figure out whats wrong with this line of argument you might want to sign up for a stats refresher.
925.
by g8oz 13y ago
I'm interested in the fact that it seems that low level border flunkies have access to the email of anyone they're interested in for work violations. Not terrorism or anything. Another example of security state mission creep. Do
926.
by g8oz 13y ago
discrete
927.
by g8oz 13y ago
Also look at digital object identifiers (DOI). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_object_identifier
928.
by g8oz 13y ago
I'm more glad that they didn't do it the other way around - considering how confident the NSA is about being able to keep finding new vulnerabilities in Firefox.
929.
by g8oz 13y ago
That calculator is assuming $10,000 per Kw of capacity. Decent Chinese panels are $500 per Kw on eBay. Can the balance of system (inverters etc), permitting and installation be that expensive?
930.
by g8oz 13y ago
I like the Abus Bordo Combo. No key required (but don't forget the combo). Don't know if it can resist the hydraulic cutters, but it looks like it can to my untrained eye.

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