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> I'm sorry, but if you can't find time to eat human food, the issue is your schedule, not the food. Correct me if I'm wrong, but eating is pretty fucking important. If you are in a position where feeding yourself actual s
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What are the early signs of scurvy? I didn't see mention of that in the Vice article.
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Yup, same thing happened with the New York Times (1995) earlier today, it was originally a linkjacking blog post.
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How many meals in week do you eat alone? How many with other people? I think most people will simply use this product to replace the meals they'd eat alone, and still go out for food with friends. As a bachelor who eats out almost ever
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What?
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Hahaha I saw that earlier today and thought to myself "I wonder how long before we see the bookmarklet that does this pop up on HN?"
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I did not know they had a print version.
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"Could Spark Federal Inquiry" Where is this claim coming from? Wired? I can't find any source. To me it seems like some writer for Wired figured they could get some clicks by speculating.
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A good agreement would lower duties and trade barriers on most products and services, strengthen labor and environmental protections, limit the ability of governments to tilt the playing field in favor of state-owned firms and balance the
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http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/06/opinion/a-pacific-trade-de...
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Hahahahaha
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You're right, it looks like the capability was there before Microsoft bought Skype. https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/06/new_details_o... That's not to say they didn't help: htt
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Yeah but "higher risk of terrorist attacks" is like, what, an increase from 0.000001% to 0.0000011%?
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Was anyone else expecting a (2007) after the article title? I mean, did this even need to be written?
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Why did Microsoft sabotage Skype so that governments could more easily intercept communications?
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I'm a fan of the word Boondoggle for that type of situation.
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Isn't it pretty hard to get Canadian citizenship if you're American? Like, even with highly sought after skills in tech I've heard it's near impossible.
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Cars cost a few thousand a year + large initial investment. Lots of people bike in cities because they can't afford to drive/pay insurance/gas/parking.
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13y ago
That's... cool I guess? There are a bunch of other sites that already do this though. Serebii, bulbabedia, veekun, pokemondb .etc
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The fact that it came to this point isn't enough?
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guys guys my regdate guys
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13y ago
nice troll attempt
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> "that the additional value captured by popovers is larger than the value lost by people who bounce as a result of the popovers." and that, children, is how you know you've lost your soul.
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And a violation of the very basis of their business.
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It's great that they did this study. I wish more people would publicly challenge many of the outlandish claims in advertising. But it seems rather hypocritical to knock Microsoft for a sample size of "nearly 1,000" when their
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In other news, copywriting is a valuable skill when selling a product.
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One or two links out of 30 on the frontpage is hardly what I'd consider "drowned out".
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Wrong amendment, "just metadata", "they're not tracking your cellphones" Sheesh, no wonder you posted with a throwaway.
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Welp. Countdown until a giant oil spill in the arctic.
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That's really the larger point here. The 360 controller is the standard now, trying to improve upon it when the market is already flooded with that style controller would be a losing battle for Valve. They decided to take a risk and in
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