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by perlpimp 9y ago
actually this is because of arcing beween swinging powerlines.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
In some countries when you sign out a loan and a card you get picture snapped. but then this measure would stick banks with loans and not the consumer.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
how about having photo on the credit file. this would solve so many problems.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
I get idea that these questions are exactly same from that you get from clients and incompetent bosses, where you expected by other side to fill the missing bits and show your brilliant intuition to solve the right problem. they are enterta
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by perlpimp 9y ago
or start a way are roll back to communism by enabling near nation state to stir things up via war route.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
I was wondering why people who advocate use of blockchain for voting. now it makes sense.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
You mean legalized racket. When companies compete on basis who pays for the protection racket or extortion racket. This seems criminal.It is legal only because government personnel providers levers on informal individual basis.
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Jolt Cola is coming back in O.G. cans(geek.com)
1 points by perlpimp 9y ago|0 comments
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by perlpimp 9y ago
most ads on youtube really annoying,sometime extra loud to get your attention. There are some creative ads i do enjoy watching. All this means that you can't pepper people wish shit visuals and expect respect. google text adverts - goo
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by perlpimp 9y ago
Going on a tangent / Google(youtube) is a publicly traded corporation, being banned in a country to support democracy(and missing out on advertising income) is not in their list of fiduciary duties to their investors. As such anti terr
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by perlpimp 9y ago
"few pundits seemed to object when Yahoo, IBM, and Aetna rolled back their work-from-home policies." News reported that - insinuating that work from home doesn't work for those companies. however it is a known fact that it wa
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by perlpimp 9y ago
China will consider democracy only when the credit bubble pops which will delegitimize the Communist party. Tianamen square was at the inflection point when Investment flooded into corrupt post maoist china, democratic movement was everywhe
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by perlpimp 9y ago
ok heres my take on this, they do these random shut downs to keep miners on their toes. in some article it has been explained this is how china has implemented firewall policy. if they detect unknown traffic they constrict your flow gradual
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by perlpimp 9y ago
really wealth legitimized power of the communists and paved they way to insidious regime. had it been not for globalization china could've been the freest country in the world. alas we have this.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
this is essentially an apache model or how it came to be. some of internet providers created and funded apache foundation to make a decent webserver that was flexible and reasonably fast, in terms of how fast a C based webserver can be.
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by perlpimp 9y ago
tar does reproduce a deploy but onto c clean slate machine. docker is just a clean space where you can take an issue from there and easier reproduce elsewhere because there is no state left over from installations of previous packages and&#
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by perlpimp 9y ago
then shenzen is antipod to apple way? this 11 days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14100989
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by perlpimp 9y ago
sometimes when flustered and tired from writing code and dealing with complex issues I access this, for humor and humility, for me. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page https://www.reddit.com/r&#
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by perlpimp 10y ago
Obviously bank didn't even validate SSN: “Is the last four digit of your SSN not 5189 (not the actual digits)?” Sounds like brunt of this mistake lies with the bank.
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by perlpimp 10y ago
Not sure if you have small claims court in America. In Canada for losses under 10000$ process is fairly straightforward. You should file and follow the process. If they don't give money back, go to the court and execute writ of seizure
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by perlpimp 10y ago
wonder what would https://github.com/google/bloaty say about those binaries...
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What Happened to Google Fiber?(gizmodo.com)
2 points by perlpimp 10y ago|0 comments
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by perlpimp 10y ago
Russia,St. Petersburg/Vancouver, Canada
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“Micro Breaks” with Stretching Enhance Surgeon Physical Function and Focus(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
109 points by perlpimp 10y ago|26 comments
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by perlpimp 10y ago
I am just wondering if sites can have affiliated material subscriptions like with hn have free clickthrough for 2$ a month or 5$ a month to all sites from where the articles originate from.
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by perlpimp 10y ago
I totally agree with you, it would also make me read the article worth the money spent. As a company they must pay salaries of established staff, that sort of stands at odds with per article revenue. Its like this, if business hires people
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by perlpimp 10y ago
I am just wondering what would be equivalent to scanning some articles not reading them, conflating two destroys potential value to offer this proposition. I don't often read articles but I want to see if its worth reading. So it is a
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by perlpimp 10y ago
"I think writing toy programs - conscious finger exercises - are a terrible way to learn a new language." whoa hold on there. everyone's learning style is different. Doing "dumb simple" things first and extracting r
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by perlpimp 10y ago
fwiw http://www.forbes.com/sites/rickferri/2012/12/20/any-monkey-...
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by perlpimp 10y ago
really the gist of the problem from what I read is that alot of municipal governments have allowance for only one provider to access homes, so who comes first gets to play. So incumbents have been using this to gouge customers and deny comp

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