Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
lin_lin
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
15 ms
·
31.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
> Who you marry is no-one's business but your own. Well no, not really. As long as it has a status in law, then of course society should have a say in who and how. For instance polygamy raises all sorts of questions in regards to ta
32.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Cisco Spark too. Yes, I echo your concerns about having some "reply" time. Particularly since so many of my co-workers are all too eager to install these on their phones and use them outside of the work-place (i.e. always availabl
33.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
From the makers of Jira and Confluence... no thanks.
34.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
To show that we're bad-ass
35.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
It was an alien death star. Long abandoned, then captured by Earth's gravity.
36.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
> Let's just say "Da" is short for "Dad". Wait, would you really not cop that right away?
37.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I lost two a long time ago. Broken harddrive and as they were only worth less than E20 at the time, I put off retrieving them. Moved house and lost the drive :(
38.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I think most people know what's meant by "local news". Fair enough about State side events, I'm in the UK. My local news papers are far and away the most trusted source of news I have in the traditional form. The BBC, Sk
39.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Haha! I didn't believe you about them leaving Ireland so tried it for myself and sure enough you're right! Pathetic. I see San Marino, Vatican City and Monaco et al are represented... guess, they're big players.
40.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
What's wrong with local news? In my experience, it's the most trustworthy, agenda-free source of info. It's the nature of its scope, but I don't see what you're getting at.
41.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Noted. Could come in handy at some point!
42.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I thought you wanted to detonate a bit above the surface to spread out the shock waves, explosion, and not "waste" energy going into the ground?
43.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Or the North!
44.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Where are you from?
45.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
> I can also see how it would be helpful for remote teams. We had this arrangement once. A cube of four of us, had a big always-on tele-screen dialled into our remote team (four guys in another city). Fun at first but then we had to mute
46.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Are other European countries that aren't in the EU also racist and isolationist?
47.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
> however their post frequently hit the frontpage Not anymore. Since reddit made numerous changes, I don't think I've ever seen one of theirs make the front page. Pretty funny that the site had to change the core of their opera
48.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Is this true? Any links? Not doubting you, just interested.
49.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I've been to a few demos at the end of hackathons (absolutely refuse to take part in one myself) and have only ever seen one somewhat useful project come through. And it was quite obvious that the team had done a fair bit of pre-hackat
50.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
The freedom of unregulated money!
51.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I'd imagine that rents would rise in line with everyone getting an extra $x pm... Unless proper controls were put in place.
52.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
I'd agree with that. If it takes 10 interviews for a company to properly assess someone, the problem is most definitely with the company.
53.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
> You pay extra for: checking luggage, carrying on luggage, selecting your seat in advance, selecting any seat that's not a middle seat. Well, you do. But you're subsidising regular LCC users like myself :) I never bring check
54.
▲
by
lin_lin
9y ago
Let me guess, you're a web dev?