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by lhnn 16y ago
He called Apple the greatest company in the world. Anyone else immediately flinch?
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by lhnn 16y ago
I don't believe the federal government should be bribing illegal immigrants in order to increase its size and scope. We don't need a bigger military.
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by lhnn 16y ago
You're someone who immediately disregards the content of the post of a user who recognizes the possible controversy of a statement. HN's downvoting system enables cowards to drown you out with impunity, without providing a rebuttal or alter
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by lhnn 16y ago
I agree. Even when dealing with officers, sometimes the conversations that take place have confidential or otherwise private information that should not be available to the public. However, if the citizen wants it, they should be able to re
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by lhnn 16y ago
"Those cops knew they were going to be recorded." is the response you'd get. What they're trying to do is still wrong. Were I a legislator, I would immediately do one or more of the following: -change the wiretapping laws to set explicit "N
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by lhnn 16y ago
I think what your parent and I are in support of are something that can be guaranteed, regardless of price. If I have contractual obligations to people regarding my webhost's uptime and bandwidth, I want the webhost to give me something mor
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by lhnn 16y ago
-1, Smart aleck? So what if you don't like how I said it? Tell me I'm wrong about the original post, then tell me you're not lying to yourself. The link is cryptic, and to assume prerequisite knowledge of a non-headline event of the day is
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by lhnn 16y ago
Despite the prerequisite of caring about the web on this site, I wish someone had explained what the Hell any of this meant. -I didn't know what a "Cr-48" (note the lowercase "r") was. It's apparently the Chrome netbook Google is putting ou
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by lhnn 16y ago
Slashdot and 4chan are still strong.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Awesome, they're from San Antonio! Open a store at the Rim, and you'll be banking!
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by lhnn 16y ago
Oh, damnit, I just watched "Wall-E" and now this. Excuse me, I got some dust in my eyes.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Let's see how many anons go from downloading and running LOIC to analyzing documents and uploading audio on Youtube.
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by lhnn 16y ago
oh no! The Mint had to pay a processing fee? Iraq|Healthcare|Welfare|NEA|USPS Better a taxpayer get back some stolen funds from the government than have it thrown away in another country, or on bloated pork.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Please tell me you didn't shut that down. Work/life balance! Stress relief!
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by lhnn 16y ago
If ten percent of the bills are bad, the actual cost of those bills is roughly $14,000,000. That's about 1/9000 the cost listed by the article. (1.1 gigabills * .1 [faulty bills] * 0.12 [cost per bill])
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by lhnn 16y ago
Four software design mistakes that Diaspora needs to fix quickly FTFY
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by lhnn 16y ago
Yes. Things like "Men wanted" should not offend someone when used lightheartedly as a cultural reference, but it did offend a lot of people on HN. That bothers me. Seems people went to town downvoting me here. I wonder what things would loo
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by lhnn 16y ago
I was commenting as much on the recent deluge of 'sexism in tech is rampant' threads on HN as I was commenting on the article. I was emphasizing that even as someone now jaded by such complaints, I find this to be a valid article. I also co
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by lhnn 16y ago
I get tired of women complaining about sexism in the startup/tech field. Yes, ladies, you will be hit on a lot at a conference filled with mostly guys. You are an attractive minority. Now, to the point: --- There is no excuse for physical a
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by lhnn 16y ago
I do agree that people who enjoy the quality of LWN.net should pay the $7 monthly fee. For Linux/FOSS hobbyists, it is a good online periodical. I speak as a once and future subscriber.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Interesting article. I wish he hadn't dropped "Why the $f not?" line. I'm not offended, but it comes off as unprofessional in otherwise well written content.
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by lhnn 16y ago
I support this headline. I'm sure these men would hire a female capable of providing the talent they require, and of fitting in with the culture of their workplace. I long to escape to such a place that doesn't cater to people looking for a
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by lhnn 16y ago
>Free Speech is not a privacy issue, and medical and financial records being public will not limit your ability to speak out. If one cannot communicate private information without worrying about its release to the public, one may be pre
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by lhnn 16y ago
Wow, that's ridiculous. Glad I got to use it before it getting taken down! Was it against any ToS? AND, Does anyone want it hosted?
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by lhnn 16y ago
I just bought the first edition... I need to sell it quickly to some other sap!
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by lhnn 16y ago
US Marshals? Actual law enforcement, or some organization that has some standards for admittance?
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by lhnn 16y ago
I like getting downvoted for not knowing the minutia of a program's memory handling. Thanks, people. To Osiris: Given I'm not aware of that 150+ MB being dynamic, I assume that's 150MB I'm not getting back if and when I need it. I play memo
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by lhnn 16y ago
Immediately used 160MB upon starting the program. Firefox is lean compared to that.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Just something to note: I lost 40 karma points in a day when I was only downvoted 20 points... some of which I deserved, but still, something didn't work as expected.
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by lhnn 16y ago
Yes. Yes, he did.

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