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by x0054 11y ago
You don't get prosecuted for war crimes if you actually win the war. That's like war crimes 101. So, if you are going to commit war crimes, you better be sure you win the war. Then you don't get prosecuted, and you get to wri
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by x0054 11y ago
You mean so they spread European BS instead?
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by x0054 11y ago
Not in your book? Why? What are you concerned about? Anyone who is part of ISIS, and assists them in any meaningful way, is guilty of conspiracy to commit murder, even if they do not participate in any direct fighting them selves. Penalties
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Ask HN: How does the Activity Monitor in OS X calculate memory usage?
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How to Block SSH Brute Force Attacks(rackaid.com)
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by x0054 11y ago
The original article is using a sample group which is just much too small to make any reasonable statistical correlation, and in it's conclusion is making claims about causation without even being able to prove correlation.
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by x0054 11y ago
So, the cities that ban one time use bags, why not just legislate the use of paper bags. I mean, it's a win win, for the consumer and the environment. I know that reusing bags will always be preferable, but if it's not working bec
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by x0054 11y ago
Can any one comment if paper bags (with handles) are batter, worse, or about the same, for the environment? Also, single use bags do not have to be single use. I collect them and use them to collect my trash, pick up after my dog, and cover
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by x0054 11y ago
I only lived through the tail end of it, I was borne in Kiev in 1984 and moved to US in 1996. Politically I am libertarian, very much so. I think every one should do their own thing, marry who they want, smoke what ever they want, and take
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by x0054 11y ago
> As an aside, the oft quoted “50 million” number is BS. It counts famines, deaths in the war, etc. The number I quoted is adjusted for the war related deaths. As for the famines engineered and caused by the Soviet Government, please do
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by x0054 11y ago
A better question would be what would stop a site from creating hundreds of Twitter accounts and doing some good old scraping.
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by x0054 11y ago
Thanks, yeah, no Russian spellcheck here, and it's been so long, not that I was ever good at spelling :)
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by x0054 11y ago
So you lived through a military dictatorship sponsored by US and UK, and during that time tens of thousands of your countryman died due to the government. So obviously the Soviet system, which under the rule of Stalin killed millions of peo
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by x0054 11y ago
Indeed, that sounds easier. Damn dyslexia! :)
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by x0054 11y ago
Wow! So does this mean if I find it, I can claim it as my own, and build an evil layer on it? :) So cool!
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by x0054 11y ago
Come on! Did you live through Soviet style communism? Please don't glorify that BS unless you have. A party functionary would be entitled to free servants to help them move, clean there garden, do all kinds of physical labor for them.
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by x0054 11y ago
Yes, indeed, the "магазин" or the "гастраном" :) I also still remember the experience of having to bring a 3 liter pickle jar to buy milk from a barrel on wheels. It's funny because sometime we would see the barrel
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by x0054 11y ago
I understand that entirely, but in order to prove biological causation you would have to study much larger groups, and setup your control groups in such a way as to control for the attitudes of affected parents passing there genetic express
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by x0054 11y ago
You could copy code from Summernote to a textarea using javascript. Some examples can be found here [1]. But you are right, I do not know why the authors decided to completely forgo textarea. Any way, nothing wrong with TinyMCE either. [1]
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by x0054 11y ago
Does anyone have access to this paper [1]. The reporting around this paper, and the conclusions reached both by the authors and the media sound ridiculous considering the tiny sample group studied: 32 holocaust surviving parents, 22 childre
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by x0054 11y ago
Why would you be concerned about someone who may have dyslexia?
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by x0054 11y ago
Yep, I did the same, head to check that cone example twice before I figured out what was going on.
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by x0054 11y ago
Why on earth are they using 96-bit cryptography in 2012?
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by x0054 11y ago
I think that's going to be the plan at some time in the future, maybe this winter. What I really want to do is run a conduit under ground to where the RV is parked and connect an 8 gauge wire through it, and also an ethernet cable. Thi
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by x0054 11y ago
But I am not saying they should move to Ohio, they can move to Eureka, California, or basically any place north of SF. Also any place south of Monterey. Those areas are not dirt cheep, but they are inexpensive compared to SV. Let's say
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by x0054 11y ago
Perhaps another way to look at this problem: Isn't it strange, and not very efficient for such a large number of very prosperous companies to be located all in one area. Apple, for instance, is building yet another campus in the valley
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by x0054 11y ago
You are of course assuming that these people are willing to live in a 40 story high rise apartment. I am not saying they are entitled to live where they are currently living, or making any other claim like that. But you are making an assump
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by x0054 11y ago
OP Here: All of those are really good ideas. It's an experiment me and my wife are living, I wouldn't claim we got everything right. We do use a fair bit of water, it works out to ~35 gallons a day. Google claims that an average f
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by x0054 11y ago
I have been to 29 Palms a few times, and the climate does differ quite a bit. It doesn't rain in Yucca a lot of the time, only about 10 days a year, I would say, but when it rains, it pores. Those pictures in the snow were taken in Jos
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by x0054 11y ago
Yep :( Another server, a victim of HN. Actually this is just my private tiny VPN. Never expected it to get any meaningful traffic, so it was running a very restricting Apache setup. I am going to migrate over to Nginx, it's about time

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