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by winfred 13y ago
The problem is that people will start falling off those windmills. Edit: Can someone provide me with the windmill related death statistics in the US?
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by winfred 14y ago
You are overly western-centric, if you honestly think that the world in the 1990's is any different than it is today. The only difference is that the there has been a shift of development, where some Eastern European and South American coun
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by winfred 16y ago
That's so funny... I noticed something was wrong when I received more karma than expected for my first couple of posts, but I didn't know why. Some people are probably using noobcomments to reward new posters with karma (I thought HN used a
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by winfred 16y ago
Drunk intern that left three months ago and no password change policy on the account (*which I assume is used by the PR department, not Zuckerberg himself) .
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by winfred 16y ago
I've looked at this "product" a while back when it showed up on Reddit (It's been around for about three years). If you look for at the background info of the designers, you'll see they have a marketing background, not engineering. And to c
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by winfred 16y ago
"Malloy adds that Zipcar's proprietary security systems are installed throughout its fleet to prevent car theft." http://directmag.com/mag/marketing_zipcar_goes_extra/
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by winfred 16y ago
That's quite obviously the case. A normal burglar will always try his best to avoid breaking and entering in a house where people are at home.
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by winfred 16y ago
Salaries are low in the Netherlands for IT people. I'm a Windows admin and also moved and went from pretax 34K euros in Amsterdam to $110K in California in 2006.Then add on top of that a sales tax and an income tax that are each roughly 10%
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by winfred 16y ago
I'm not sure what to think of these articles from Salon and Wired. Greenwald did have one question, that remains unanswered as far as I know. Why did Manning contact Lamo?