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by wyxuan 7y ago
Lots of gov't jobs require them for dealing with confidential info.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Yeah I was surprised. Don't they have a ups for this kind of thing?
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Largest private collection by an individual
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think it's the belief that since white supremacy has so closely linked itself with Trump base that it is hard to support Trump without the connotations of racism. I could be wrong. Anyway it should be mentioned this is a crocheting w
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Yeah but it is still a helluva lot harder to leak it, and it isn't as good as showing an email exchange.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Visa MasterCard and PayPal are just there to ensure that they don't get left behind if the FB coin succeeds, payments are their bread and butter, so if they can hop on the train they can be partially insulated. Otherwise they don'
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by wyxuan 7y ago
One blemish is not enough to cast away the entire credibility of the source. NYT has published a lot of original reporting that has proven to be true, but of course that doesn't matter on this conversation at all, doesn't it.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I'm sure there just be more to this story. World socialist web site doesn't seem like a particularly trustworthy source.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I talked to a senior Huawei exec and he said that tappy is not a good example of IP theft. The tester literally attempted to walk out with the machine. You can't get any more sloppy then that. Instead he said that the worker was really
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Geographically and politically it may be true but an identity is something that is hard to shake off, especially given the differences in dialect and customs. Portland and the US just doesn't have that difference. Many mainlanders beli
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by wyxuan 7y ago
It seems that the stock price (under the ticker FAF) hasn't suffered very much. This was revealed on 5/19, and the response has been tepid.There isn't likely going to be very much backlash on the stock, unfortunately.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Actual chrome is impossible, unless somehow a12 can run x86 instructions(efficiently).
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Tragedy of the commons. If there is a shared resource, let the people act in their self interest and sap away all of it.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
H4 is notorious for not allowing spouses to leave their abusive H-1B partners (because they are dependent). Working is a way to allow them to have some breathing room when it comes to these relationships.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
That's not true. There have been many studies indicating a possible link between Roundup and cancer, which is why it was listed as"possible carcinogen"and even banned in France. Besides, Monsanto even tried to make studies th
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by wyxuan 7y ago
It should be noted that UC browser has a lot of security flaws, and is notorious for not bothering to fix them.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
This is good. They removed this at Palo Alto Unified School district because it doesn't have very many benefits. GPAs are already extremely high, and any title like 'valedictorian' would only incentivize an increase in alread
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I agree. The idea that there are people who are leaches on the welfare state is an idea that only rings true for a minority of recipients. Although this doesn't mean there isn't room for reform, this kind of thinking seems a littl
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think that the article implies something rare, but subduction zones are quite common throughout the world. It's only that they discovered that this area is a subduction zone.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
Yeah. There is also the element of how being philanthropic isn't 'cool' as it might be in the US. The article specially notes the problem of how the are no economic incentives to do so, unlike the US and China.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
I think it is great that Firefox is branching out of just browsers, and making its own ecosystem of products. However, it doesn't seem that necessary. The existing field is already pretty good imo.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
There would be zero use in that. Anyway, that spectrum can't be used due to how the tech isn't there to tap into it
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by wyxuan 8y ago
discrimination is a purely human thing. animals see sex and reproduction as a leisure activity, and as a result, don't nearly give it as much though as much as humans do. Plus they don't have the bible, which can be interpreted as
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Ask HN: Why does Captcha suck so much for non chrome users?
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by wyxuan 8y ago
Its true, I don't know why you are being downvoted
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by wyxuan 8y ago
Does this imply that G+ will still live on a some kind of enterprise product or what? I think they could have done a good job if they increased the integration with Gmail.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
There are some positive aspects, as it allows for more diversified opinions on various issues. I find that it is great that there are chicken farmers, bridge builders, etc on this platform. But I agree. There have been less and less article
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by wyxuan 8y ago
This is another duplicate from a few weeks ago. I believe many of the commentators talked about how it was nice to see them still in use in parts of Europe and Australia.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
It is quite interesting to see how the ISS's 'location' on the map is on a NASA base on earth.
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by wyxuan 8y ago
This is a duplicate I believe from a few weeks ago

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