Fasebook

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by Fasebook 12y ago
Because there isn't enough of emergent conspiracy with our current medical system, lets try to get the loved ones in on it too. We can all lie and doctors can use this new found flexibility to finally bring down the cost of healthcare
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by Fasebook 12y ago
I think it's clear that this is about gathering data, not selling anything.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
News on my HN?
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Just Another Javascript Layer to Pharm data.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
I don't get the story that pregnant women are such a valuable demographic that marketers would spend so much money trying to give them coupons.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
The technology of the internet sure has come a long way!
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Pretty much, which basically gives state to stateless system..
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Immediately reminds me of Hackers 90's movie and hackers establishing "turf" over public resources.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Let this be a warning to all those who suspect. WE WILL GET YOU, EVEN IF IT TAKES 17 YEARS.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Yeah, it turns out Zion isn't a place in the middle east, but a hypothetical place brought on by nuclear war. So in this case, nuclear proliferation is part of some crazy apocalyptic prophecy.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
"I get back to the DOM"
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by Fasebook 12y ago
How do be a little bitch.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
This is not an article I would go to NYTimes to read.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Strange, no writing about the idiot people with money who keep wasting money on this guy. Don't hate the player..
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by Fasebook 12y ago
YCombinator is like a reverse link aggregation for businesses. Instead of readers coming to this site for information, people troll with their latest business bullshit and expect free solutions in the comments.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
tl;dr: there's a problem here in software, and I don't know what it is, lets fix it by acknowledging its existence and then going back to what we normally do.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Yes, and it prevents you from gathering unemployment, which is generally much more than $5k.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
lol, good one!
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by Fasebook 12y ago
and then, instead of using a browser, use a platform specific app. Persist user agent data so you can remove the captcha, and it will be just like the original 4chan.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
thankfully we have systemd to manage these kinds of module dependency startup problems in linux now.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
share nothing, share everything?
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by Fasebook 12y ago
thankfully we have systemd to manage these kinds of module dependency startup problems in linux now.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
It's obviously created for political reasons. Science is dead because it used to take us closer to truth, not obfuscate it.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
It's about time Turkey took a step towards US in controlling the flow of information. I mean, how long has this been going on here, undetected? The obvious solution, Turkey, is to target specific individuals after digging into their
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by Fasebook 12y ago
You must be new here.
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Ultimately, Web Identity Federation or Federated Identity is the only way to secure apps in walled gardens, which means aligning yourself with a virtual land Barron. I, for one, welcome our new fiefdom overlords. Everything else is just
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Read this backwards: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_EE_version_history of course, Jvm is insecure by design, that's the whole point of a VM, really, to run anything no matter the context, so they're always
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Anonymous™ chatroom for iPhone!
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by Fasebook 12y ago
3D engine is a subset of Game engine, so your comment is essentially meaningless. You want to know what's "far from the core functionality"? HTML5 game engines. http://techcrunch.com/2013/03/27&#x2F
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by Fasebook 12y ago
Gotta love those reflection api attacks and other remote procedure injections. Also, don't forget that everything is an object.

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