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I wouldn't discount this as saying the right answer because you know it is what you should say. Trumps appointees and integrity don't exactly go together.
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> These pictures act like SF was churning out silicon and code starting in the 1980s (based on the age of the pictures) Looking at the cars I would guess most of those pictures are somewhere in the 40's/50's.
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> Back when I worked at Apple the dirty secret was that the cheapest models, despite all the marketing of the MacBook Pro, made up the majority of sales. Isn't that normal for almost every product though? You advertise the top of th
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Isn't this comment negative and contrarian? And this one really.
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You're going to try to say that Trump was subject to the people when he actually lost the peoples vote. Trump is president because the US has an idiotic system that reduced the effectiveness of peoples votes for living in popular place
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They can read. They can see that they have a 90% reelection chance with their peers as a group having disgustingly low approval ratings. They can see that they still don't have problems raising money with those low approval ratings. Th
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Ya, sounds like the same stuff that's being going on the whole time.
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The US is not my country. I just pay taxes here, but that doesn't make me blind.
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> if they do unpopular things they will not get re-elected. An incumbent has over a 90% chance of being reelected until they decide not to run anymore. They literally do not need to care after they've told whatever lies they needed
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> Call her office and exert political pressure I'd laugh if it wasn't so sad. Call and that's it. Your 'representatives' are not your representatives. There is no pressure that you can place on them.
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A company lying to further it's goals, well I never!
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Doesn't that depend on what comes next. This period might really be a serious lull in time. I mean, everything you list seems super important now but - > computers, technology And we make social media network after social media netw
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> Big names want big money which small businnes don't have Isn't that really the end of the discussion since we've come to the answer to the question?
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For others (LastPass for instance) to take action on it, yes. For anyone reading this, because we could be looking at an unreliable source, they might as well treat it as if they never read it at all.
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It matters because now in reality there needs to be an unaffiliated third party to confirm the issue as the current reporter may be an unreliable source.
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> I wouldn't be so confident in putting all this personal information out it the open Neither would I, because there is no proof of it. It is entirely coincidence and hearsay. Interesting to pass on to police, but not necessarily to
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It's just a harmless little bunny.
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Yes, I meant on HN. It's 'unprofessional.' Of course, so is honesty.
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Interestingly, swearing is discouraged here and in business in general.
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> Some of that information was dangerous and harmful. So dangerous and harmful that it harmed no one.
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Classifying material should not be a way for the Government to hide corruption and wrongdoing. Whistle blowing is the only way that prevents that. Chelsea Manning acted on her conscience, which is the best we can expect anyone to do. The go
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> It is a terrible thing that our educational system favors so much individualism I have no idea where you got that idea from. Everything is set up for everyone to do exactly the same thing in exactly the same way with group projects whe
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> people won't use it because SELinux is generally perceived as a technology that is too complicated It's amazing how bad things have got with the majority of developers and admins that they refuse to learn things that are diff
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And most importantly, is this why my Mac crashes when using NFSv4?
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So get Firefox back to where it was, just a browser that supported extensions. Everything beyond core browsing should be an extension or plugin. I have no use for WebRTC, so I would not install the addon/plugin. You may want it, so you
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You do know Game of Thrones is fiction written by someone who has no experience in international politics, right?
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> Don't you think this vastly overestimates the technical competence and infosec understanding/awareness of the organization in question? It vastly overestimating the technical competence of every organization. That the DNC pre
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The flip side is that if they succeed, it was because of Jobs. I really wonder what the turn over at Apple is, and if it was higher among employees that were not upper management but had to deal with Jobs. Thankfully I am in no danger of fi
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The latest 2.4 client does not require Administrator privileges.

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