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by uid 12y ago
cite a single comment where somebody has said "they are making this up to go to war"
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by uid 12y ago
> "they're making this up to go to war" literally nobody has said that, all that most people have said is that if you're going to accuse another nation of an act of "cyberwar" at least provide proof. Is that
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by uid 12y ago
or, 4. the NSA has nothing to do with this and the FBI are incompetant
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by uid 12y ago
Criticism? Don't flatter yourself. A prerequisite for criticism is being informed, and you not only have little clue to what I or Tim Cook believe, but you have mischaracterized Christianity, Islam and all monotheism - 3.6 billion peop
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by uid 12y ago
It doesn't surprise me that you also make an assumption about what I believe, considering you sprayed a dozen comments of bile about what Tim Cook believes based on almost nothing. How about you drop the faux intellectual superiority a
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by uid 12y ago
> They are certainly converging ever closer to the truth. What the pope said last week isn't a new position - the Catholic church and evolution have never been in conflict. There was no position for a long time while Catholic scient
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by uid 12y ago
I'm sorry to tell you this, but your ignorance of religion and monotheism is astounding. Reading your comments it is very apparent that you take any mention of a belief in God to mean a follower of the American branch of reformist prot
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by uid 12y ago
You're at that stage of new technology adoption of where you think you know enough to criticize an idea but don't know enough to answer your own questions. Give it a few more hours of experience.
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by uid 13y ago
so Gox were also leaking passport scans?
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by uid 13y ago
Petty factionalism within Open Source where if you don't support the latest views of the GNU committee and Dear Leader then you are against open source (which is ridiculous). Largest dispute has been a lot of GPL projects that won&#x27
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by uid 13y ago
I know them as much as the comment above me knows Kanye. Being an asshole is a public persona, and each of those people has been called or referred to as an asshole. edit: and there are plenty of anecdotal "Kanye is a nice guy when you
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by uid 13y ago
unlike Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Larry Ellison .. i'm actually struggling to think of an idolized figure in tech who isn't an "asshole". edit: put "asshole" in quotes, which gets my point across
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by uid 13y ago
If you want to remain anonymous, a virtual machine is your only option.
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by uid 13y ago
Oh, the irony.
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by uid 13y ago
I read it as a response to the line: > that same exact logic would also justify the 2003 invasion of Iraq... and it argued that justifying the Iraq war is on a different scale, not comparable in either death toll or long-term effects to
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by uid 13y ago
what makes you think they aren't doing just that? they could start shipping them out and make a profit on the machines just as the difficulty rate picks up and there is more profit to be made in selling miners rather than mining.
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by uid 13y ago
> I'm not sure any of this is "damning" really. How about the part where he was in another state on the night she says he raped her? Or the part where she left a comment on Gawker stating that he has been previously charged with rape an
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by uid 14y ago
This was done in Australia and they were caught. 90% of drug seizures are a result of intelligence gathering rather than search. I listened to a talk from the former head of a customs agency who admitted that search alone is useless in stop
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by uid 14y ago
It is going to be interesting when this gets to discovery, and we find out what Heroku were saying internally this entire time about the issue. There are bound to be internal emails that discuss this issue and what to do (or not to do) abou
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TinyPost Spam(i.imgur.com)
3 points by uid 14y ago|0 comments
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by uid 14y ago
pretty funny to read your elitis tirade there considering that a lot of these blogs are also startups with founders, CEO's, employees, investors etc.
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by uid 14y ago
what the hell.. this thread is certainly being derailed very quickly. discredit the facts in the story, not the guy who hired the guy who used to run the site or whatever
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by uid 15y ago
P3P is based on trust. If Facebook and Google don't want to support it then they should ignore it rather than subvert it.
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HN Freelancer Rates Survey Results(gopollgo.com)
3 points by uid 15y ago|0 comments
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by uid 15y ago
on-site or remote? you are definitely right about the 'not taken seriously' part - it is a good tip for those starting out
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by uid 15y ago
I tried but could not. If a moderator with super-powers is reading this, could you please add the poll URL to the OP?
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by uid 15y ago
The other way of approaching this may be to pivot it towards a general discussion on the state of the market in different sectors, regions, etc. For eg. I know that atm iOS developers based in San Francisco or the valley can charge out arou
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by uid 15y ago
Good point. I just created a poll: http://gopollgo.com/what-is-your-hourly-freelance-consulting...
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by uid 15y ago
I travel between Australia and Thailand. I will be raising my rates with the next quote I do. I have only been back in freelance work for a few weeks now.
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by uid 15y ago
I emailed friends and former co-workers. I have never used any of the freelancing sites, but from what I understand it is difficult to charge higher rates as you are starting out.

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