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by chez17 10y ago
>Seeing this simple failure illustrates a risk in moving that direction. Right. There are currently no known failures in the private system. Let's stick with that.
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by chez17 11y ago
The phrase 'well has dried up' meant that I'm no longer looking to freelance, I'm trying to apply to salaried positions and was hoping for some examples from other freelancers who have been in a similar position.
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Would HN freelancers mind sharing your resumes?
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by chez17 11y ago
>The incentive to build new rental housing will evaporate Or the incentive to build cheap apartments that can be profitable with the caps will increase. If you know you can easily get X amount per apartment, and can build and manage a bu
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by chez17 11y ago
>Also, there is no guide out there for streamers, or people who are in the public eye on the internet, on how to avoid getting attacked by script kiddies. A famous StarCraft streamer made a guide on how to avoid this: https://
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by chez17 11y ago
I would first do some research on probiotics. From what I've seen, the only proven benefit came using them ina very certain situation which I forget completely (it was something like it helped clear up diarrhea after an antibiotic qui
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by chez17 11y ago
I don't know, the Ax FX is insane. I would bet good money that 99.99% of people couldn't tell the difference between it and an amp in ideal situations.
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by chez17 12y ago
Well the majority of people aren't voting and our system is clearly going to shit on a major level. The point is that it's your civic duty to vote, people fought and died for your right to vote, and it's the best non-violent
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by chez17 12y ago
Of course not. This was some government contractor taking the tax payers for a ride. They could charge $x more per train this way and just through in a shitty gps device. Things like this aren't accidents.
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by chez17 12y ago
It has an SD card reader. You can double the storage for super cheap.
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by chez17 12y ago
Perhaps he makes art everyday but simply doesn't publish it.
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by chez17 12y ago
It's funny you mention suburban drivers. I have lived and have friends who lived in both suburban and rural areas and I found that without exception rural drivers are far, far , more likely to drive drunk.
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by chez17 12y ago
>To be clear, Superfish technology is purely based on contextual/image and not behavioral. It does not profile nor monitor user behavior. It does not record user information. It does not know who the user is. Users are not tracked
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by chez17 12y ago
>If you hold that something like 9/11 should be prevented Nice strawman.
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by chez17 12y ago
Look at my original comment. Clearly there will be people who can get away with doing little and maintain weight while others will have to work much harder. I would guess you're pretty young as well, most young people stay relatively f
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by chez17 12y ago
>To treat ongoing CDI-related diarrhea problems, the woman received a fecal transplant from her overweight but healthy daughter, via colonoscopy. One possible situation is that she was eating poorly but didn't gain weight due to dia
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by chez17 12y ago
It bothers me when people post statistics out of context. If the unemployment rate was 48% and now it's 24% that's an amazingly successful policy to cut unemployment by half. If it was 12% and now it's 24% clearly something i
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by chez17 12y ago
It sounds like you're blaming your problems on the drugs and not yourself. Did you smoke cigarettes before any of this? Why isn't that the gateway drug? People tend to like yellow mustard before they move on to dijon. People tend
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by chez17 12y ago
>It is essentially giving up and saying we are going to live with Internet access being run by monopolies like the power company. It puts us back to the Bell System in 1982, and that makes me sad. What do you think we have now? A robust
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by chez17 12y ago
Linux is beyond user friendly these days. It just depends on what you want. I gave my wife's parents, two old hippies who live in the middle of nowhere and have literally no computer skills, an old laptop with Ubuntu on it. It's
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by chez17 12y ago
So I'm not allowed to dislike sports? It makes me a snob?
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by chez17 12y ago
>the lax rules, for better or worse, is what it really has going for it. Better. 4chan was the most culturally influential website out there. I don't know how much that's true today but it shaped the humor and language of the i
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by chez17 12y ago
The fact that there are literally millions, if not billions, of people walking, driving, riding in trains, and flying every single day with quality cameras on them and not a single one of them has captured a single shred of credible evidenc
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by chez17 12y ago
The problem is that TV and computers can be used for far more than 'creativity and learning' and, in my experience with kids, the majority of use is mindless. Kids get hooked on games.
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by chez17 12y ago
Finally, a topic I'm somewhat of an expert in on HN! >Even in "regular sports", ratings rise when narratives like rivalries or dynasties are in play. We saw the decline of viewership in Starcraft:Broodwar in Korea when suc
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by chez17 12y ago
You're "money" quote is provably wrong though. Her music isn't all over Youtube and other services. In fact, you proved this by having to go to the Pirate Bay to download it. They've done a great job at stopping it
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by chez17 12y ago
LibreOffice has been available and does 99% of what 99% of users need.
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by chez17 12y ago
Real life is boring, sorry. Posts like this are all talk. It's a fantasy that makes you feel good inside. Go ahead. Throw the first brick.
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by chez17 12y ago
It plugs into the HDMI slot, how are you having compatibility issues? If your tv takes an HDMI cable, that's all you need.
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by chez17 12y ago
>In other words, Reddit feels really bad that your stolen nude photos are being shared all over its website, but won't do anything about it unless you're privileged enough to understand the copyright system or able to afford a

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