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I don't use Twitter, never have, but I don't understand why the platform doesn't have a whitelist mode, where only those people you've added to a list can message you. Seems like it would sort the problem for good, but I
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Your rights end where my feelings begin. - Space Moose comic
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One Player’s Nine-Year Journey to Open a Locked, Secret Door
(vice.com)
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Using a British English copy of android in Firefox the date of the first post is 05/01/2010 for me...
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I thought it had been conclusively shown that stress reduces the ability of our immune system to fight off disease. Start looking for another job, take some time off or spend more time on a hobby if you're able. Easier said that done m
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A victim of its own success, but a success that everyone benefits from.
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This is just a PR exercise.
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I don't want to poo-poo this achievement, but is another burnable fuel really what we want at this point?
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My comment wasn't so much a direct response to the points you raised, and I wasn't disagreeing, the things I discussed were ideas which were inspired by your comment. I hadn't considered whether I would advocate for another S
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If you break into someone's house and find evidence of a murder or sexual assault, should you reveal those details? I would say yes, the crime of breaking and entering (and theft of the evidence) is still a crime, but a smaller one in
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Attacks on Democrats, or attacks on the Hillary campaign?
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Those emails she deleted were only personal things, until someone joked about exposing them, then they became national security related.
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Incompetence, from top to bottom. If you are in a position to deny them money you owe it to the internet to divest asap.
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My immediate thought is to have a 'universal review code' on your invoice, which somehow encodes the monetary amount of business as well as the date. Reviewers could use this code when leaving a review on a 3rd party site to prove
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When will HN fix the dumb issue with pre text being maxed to 50% width on android. Having to scroll each line means I don't even bother. Thank you for taking this time to post it though.
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Land of the free, baby.
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I tried to sign up and went through the horrible sms gateway check only to find that the username I wanted wasn't available. I stopped the sign up process at that point without an account but I wanted to be sure my phone number was no
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10y ago
And when you sobered up? :)
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These lines sound like a recipe for scope/feature creep and never ending development process. >Never do requirement analysis. Never write technical requirements or functional ones. If you do, you have already failed. In that case, h
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No one is under any obligation to provide bug bounties.
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I never used SMS 2fa because I don't want my phone number out there.
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Andrew Simpson was possibly the first to report. Comes very soon after DNC email leak. https://twitter.com/Andrewmd5/status/756529847762087936
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I like this idea; let's see who has the best and biggest cheats. A comedian once suggested we have the Olympics and we do today, and a no-holds-barred Cheaters Olympics where those competing can take any substance they like, to really
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The human race is comprised of horrible people, any website that accepts user contributions will attract contributions from horrible people. As a service owner you have a decision; either you say that everyone's opinion is valid, horri
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This is a silly question but I'd like to understand if it's possible for a human to sense those same signals. So many times I have had a sensation that my phone will ring and then moments later it does. Probably confirmation bias
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I had only read the first half of the linked article and what you say is true, the situation isn't as dire as I made out. I would still imagine as a user that if a website told you flash wasn't installed you would think there was
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Agreed, identity politics and self segregation are unhealthy and unhelpful, both inside tech and in the larger context.
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>I prefer the approach being considered by Safari to report that Flash (and other legacy plugins) is not available on the platform even if it is installed Wow, what an odd position to take (apple not you)! It seems downright harmful to t
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To be fair a prediction of unrest in the middle east/Africa doesn't require much insight. I predict there will be unrest for the next 50 years at least.
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How often do you do this, and how long do the effects last? Do your allergies stop bothering you entirely? I am plagued by hayfever in the warm season and my only option seems to be to munch antihistamines each morning, or twice a day somet
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