RickRoll

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by RickRoll 16y ago
Hahaha .NET /jk
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by RickRoll 16y ago
1. "But to break the 99th percentile - I think that was $342K/year for 99.5th percentile of single filers - you need to take on some risk. Like ... taking on high-visibility, high-impact projects that may fail - often at the cost of your re
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Really? How about the risk, that one won't be able to complete his degree, after investing a lot of money and time? Or that he'll make a mistake, which will get him blacklisted from good jobs. One knows all the risks involved in his job, an
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by RickRoll 16y ago
If you don't know much about a given job it looks low risk. But a successful doctor, etc. have taken many risky decisions, with not enough information.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Do you think mid-level doctors, lawyers, bankers don't take risks on their job?
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by RickRoll 16y ago
>> mitigate their risk because of familial support mechanisms Or society support mechanisms - many ppl in say Scandinavia use the two or more years of high unemployment benefits to start a business risk-free. Actually in Norway, to
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by RickRoll 16y ago
What is the reason Verizon has better coverage than AT&T? More cell units, better range of CDMA vs. GSM or something else?
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 review(v3.co.uk)
2 points by RickRoll 16y ago|0 comments
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Tor has cover traffic.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
>>As private industry and a world society I hope we can take care of this ourselves before it gets so out of control Congress tries to figure out how to do it and we end up with some horrible mess of a “National ID and Digital Ident
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by RickRoll 16y ago
http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=Science,science,R... http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=Freedom,+freedom,... In the 50s, 60s, 70s children have dreamed of becoming astronauts, programmers, engineers, scientists. But n
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by RickRoll 16y ago
It was an extremely efficient monolith, while Bill Gates was managing everything. But than he concentrated on the Sun anti-monopoly suit and MS become a regular stupid corp.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
That's pretty obvious. Just in a few month government and every established corp will require those for it's online services. Online banking, paypal&co, all app stores, gaming, taxes, healtcare, insurance ...
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by RickRoll 16y ago
How about because ppl prefer religion over science. And security over freedom. Federal government getting more corrupt and more powerful with each year.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
It may be hitting another bottleneck, all cores share the same L3 cache, memory lane, disk, etc.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
They are describing an UTF8 feature - nothing invalid or broken about it.
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Desktop Mac on ARM today?
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Well 1st IMHO you can say you believe the version of history you've been thought in school (you didn't believe before there is any history?). Obviously there are different official versions in differ countries. For example according to US
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Nonsense. So hunter-gatherers didn't understand the impact of sharper stone knifes. And ALL technology prior to 20th century was an accident. Nobody could see the impact of an iron sword. And people in 19th century western Europe didn't und
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by RickRoll 16y ago
>> I believe history now! This statement makes so little sense ...
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by RickRoll 16y ago
http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=google,microsoft,...
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by RickRoll 16y ago
Ppl began to understand the impact of technology in 1918? What have you been smoking? ;)