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by modifier 12y ago
You shouldn't parade your ignorance.
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by modifier 12y ago
Alright then. Lets give up. Lets offer up our private lives to the prying eyes and ears of the NSA.
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by modifier 12y ago
"Come in to my parlour" said the spider[1] to the fly[2]. [1] NSA partner [2] You
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by modifier 12y ago
A few kind words, a moment of sadness and contemplation, then right back to the same consumer behaviors. Hypocrites.
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by modifier 12y ago
Morals and ethics, staying true to one's values, that's worth making sacrifices for. I take it from your comment you don't understand that.
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by modifier 12y ago
There are options out there (that don't have ties to the US military-industrial complex). Check out the free WPS Office. The 2014 beta version has free online backup too: http://www.wps.com/
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by modifier 12y ago
Driverless cars are going to automatically fix the problem of traffic, once and for all. Yeah, right.
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by modifier 12y ago
Bozos owns Washington Post, a natural competitor to the NY Times. I agree with your remarks regarding Amazon btw.
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by modifier 12y ago
articles which begin with a long section of blithering about the author's background, family, or cats. It's part formula, part filler to meet word count. My eye immediately skips down a few paragraphs so I can get to the point.
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by modifier 12y ago
Yes, this piece is bought. It reads like a classic advertorial for Uber (with a subtle attack against Lyft). Read it again and you'll see it.
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by modifier 12y ago
I'll be needing this service soon. Question about the Google Docs add-on: do you have access to all documents on Google docs, at any time?
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by modifier 12y ago
Most great inventors in history (an estimated 90 percent) are ripped off and never received credit and monetary compensation for their genius and hard work: http://cbpowerandindustrial.wordpress.com/2014/06/26&#x2F
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by modifier 12y ago
An ad hominem attack voted up to the top is one giveaway that the rebuttals are emotional, rather than counter-arguments supported by facts.
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by modifier 12y ago
To any "outsider" unfamiliar with Hacker News, it's heavily populated with Google employees, contractors, and developers that build on to Google products and services. Keep that in mind when you read the comments here.
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by modifier 12y ago
Ghostmemo is another alternative (I use it): http://ghostmemo.com