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by voidz 11y ago
It's raining "Considered Harmful" stories. Come on. Be a little bit more creative with titles, please!
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by voidz 11y ago
Great video! Very funny. Well done writing Solitaire in only 510 bytes of assembly!
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by voidz 11y ago
I'm a Perl newbie. What can you advise me to read (+exercises) to learn Perl 6?
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by voidz 11y ago
One thing I love to do with my manual transmission car (common in my country), purely to impress my passengers, is to attempt perfect backward parking: swiftly, in one go, preferably into a small spot. Our streets are small, usually not des
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by voidz 11y ago
The writer's making a plea to be socially accepted. I'm explaining (a) why I think this is unlikely to ever happen; (b) the psychopathical elements I think exist in his argument; and (c) that the maternal / paternal instinct
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by voidz 11y ago
I'm going to do my best and respond to this essay as civil as I can while arguing from the other side of the fence. I've not read the entire story because it became too graphic and repulsive for me. I genuinely tried and am not ab
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by voidz 11y ago
Wired, trying to get you to click through their nonsense content (I call it nontent ) because clicks on ads equal money, and like all media nowadays they make it attractive to the curious reader by using hyperboles and exaggerations, and b
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by voidz 11y ago
But on the other hand, if you're Microsoft, you've done the same thing so often that it's logical outsiders think you're extremely hypocritical when pulling stunts like this.
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by voidz 11y ago
Yeah. And conversely, if anyone makes the argument of "How to Solve Spaces vs. Tabs Forever", tell them to just use spaces. Problems solved! If only we could.
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Country law trumps EU law.
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Smartphones to die out 'within five years', says new study(telegraph.co.uk)
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The Dutch already had this, but there were too much issues, legal and technical, to sustain it. If the Danes are thinking about implementing, hopefully they can do it in a better way than the Dutch.
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by voidz 11y ago
Yeah, drunks in public transportation never cause any problems. There are of course no drunk train drivers ever, either. Excuse my sarcasm. It's caused by how I think you're ignoring the actual problem: alcohol. You're sugges
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by voidz 11y ago
Are you sorry for not saying why this is nonsense?
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by voidz 11y ago
It's amazing how eager some people are to call something, anything, WWIII. But it's not doing it for me anymore, I'm beyond the shock value. Therefore I hereby suggest that we consider WWIII as the war that never materialized
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by voidz 11y ago
And here you see why modern media is referring to computer issues as glitches instead of bugs: bugs are food!
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by voidz 11y ago
My phone is arm64. Makes no sense at all. It doesn't even have 4G but just 2G. I don't seethe point.
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by voidz 11y ago
Oh. Thanks. Seems I misunderstood "text" in this context... In our country we're used to calling this SMS messages and I can never get used to "text messages". Hat tip to you.
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"There is a reason for all the secrecy: The government argues it has a vested interest in keeping capabilities secret so that terrorists and other targets aren't able to figure out how to evade surveillance. That's one of th
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by voidz 11y ago
> For example, my 6 year old daughter enjoys the local art museum, but I don't think she has looked at any one painting more than 5 seconds. Funny, what you say reminds me of my (Dutch) driving lessons. When I started learning how
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by voidz 11y ago
The word outrage fully implies otherwise. It's a hyperbole? Then this is how others will respond. QED.
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by voidz 11y ago
Welcome to HackerTabloid! Welp!
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by voidz 11y ago
The older I get, the more sympathy I have for companies that that stuck with older but working systems that don't come with a mouse and monitor. Sometimes I feel like we're building a prison for ourselves the way things are headed
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by voidz 11y ago
Came here to make a similar point about ionice and chrt. I'm amazed by the lack of familiarity with the power of the Linex schedulers.
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No, that's what you're experiencing I think. And 'news flash' makes you sound very condescending, can't help but wonder if this was intended. Anyway, you might feel disconnected. I actually was disconnected, mul
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by voidz 11y ago
I agree, having grown up similarly. It's very important to be able to grow roots. Not being able to because of frequently relocating can cause a permanent feeling of being disconnected throughout adult lifehood as a result.
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by voidz 11y ago
No, it is absolutely not. And your sarcasm qualifier is out of place, because it is no sarcasm, it's not even cynicism, but something even worse, although I lack the vocabulary. Please leave comments like this off HN.
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by voidz 11y ago
Get out? To where?!
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That must have been awful .
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Sure, lemme just fi

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