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> Get rid of the Windows NT Kernel. I believe it's outdated & doesn't have the same update cycle that the Linux Kernel has. Curious why you claim this? What's outdated about the NT Kernel?
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> The theory is that for the first time ever, publication to the internet, apart from generating data, amounts to an export of technical data related to defense services.” wasn't this the case with crypto 2 decades ago? > “No,”
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10y ago
why would it not just apply brake?
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10y ago
You are either in denial or being deliberately obstinate if you claim the pirate bay isn't primarily used to facilitate piracy.
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10y ago
This type of attitude is part of what drives people to take residential streets.
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10y ago
The problem is people live 30 miles from work and come and go at the same time.
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10y ago
Would he even be liberal leader?
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10y ago
Do you really think Trudeau would be PM (now) without his name? 2nd youngest PM ever, and the youngest is Joe Clark. Still rather have Trudeau than harper, I just dislike electing people based on legacy.
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10y ago
Move to BC. It's great. Unless you like cities and want to ever own a house, but don't worry about that.
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10y ago
The west doesn't tend to have a lot of influence. Especially when a candidate is popular out east (Ontario and Quebec). When it's conservatives coming to power it's different since Quebec tends to avoid voting conservative. I
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I forgot HN is SUPER SRS BSNS.
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> At least they got their Obama. What? Obama wasn't elected on the strength of nice hair and Daddy's legacy.
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> How about Java? and then the C# devs rightfully laugh at that idea.
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For probably the first time I understand why forum/reddit mods turn to those "megathreads" Do we need a new story about this every day. ugh.
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10y ago
How can they take a deduction from your paycheque for loan they helped setup for a car that is intended to be used to work for them... but your are just a contractor.
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10y ago
Hacker news seems to have a subset of people who believe CS degrees are not just useless, but perhaps actively harmful. At least that's how it seems whenever this comes up.
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10y ago
> Where would that money come from? It amounts to nearly all the tax revenue collected by the federal government. Nothing in the history of this country suggests Americans are ready to add that kind of burden to their current taxes Taxes
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> It seeks to reinvent financials news for the millennial generation. Is it horribly cynical to think this is just going to be an even worse version of something like CNN?
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10y ago
I watch those food prep videos without sound every time.
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10y ago
Uber disrupted the ADA.
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10y ago
That's cause only nerds wear glasses and nerds aren't threatening.
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10y ago
This may be a bit controversial, but I read this then I go back and look at his picture and I can't help but think... ... his beard looks pretty decent. You want spotty you should see mine. Dude wants to pay me a 1000+ dollars to stay
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10y ago
Sounds wonderful to me.
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> the managers, who optimize for things like getting features out more quickly, things that are effective at doing what companies seek: make money Which works great until the day you wake up to realize your code base has become an incomp
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> By staying a closed platform, if Oculus can deliver on their hardware while selling software on their platform. Hopefully they will just go out of business instead. No more walled garden bullshit, this is a VR peripheral. It doesn
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It's already happening, look at all the people just in this thread who refuse to update to 10.
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> breaking working installs of W7 for no obvious reason Obvious reason is they want people to upgrade. Personally I can see why they would be frustrated with people refusing to upgrade a decade old OS even when the upgrade is free. edit:
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I don't really see capturing browser market by shoving it in your face at every opportunity and taking advantage of shady opt-out bundle installers as that much different than bundling with the OS. Google is really the same as any othe
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Just has to happen once though.
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10y ago
> They're protectable, but can't be protected in any realistic scenario I thought that since the court which ruled that APIs are copyrightable wasn't the court which would normally hear the appeal (due ot the patent issue)
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