when the seconds count the police are only minutes away
My heart really goes out to those of you who went through long battles. Today would have been father’s birthday, sadly he passed away last year aged 61. I often anguished over how quickly he left us, two weeks from the…
That seems like a strange line to draw, surely plenty of disabilities are genetic, implying bad genetics no?
Another +1 for AMD from me, only reason I haven't bought one yet was I was hoping to get an AMD chip for my next laptop.
>Because Asian countries were basing their advice on science Actually for the most part this isn't true, our government was also telling us to wear masks but because of our previous experience with SARS everyone wore…
Very true, it goes a long way to explaining the current state of news and politics.
Love this story, funnily enough it was the first story I ever read on HN on my first day of work as a junior developer.
For anyone not sure of the difference between this and most countries where companies have to comply with police requests, the big difference is that HK police no longer requires a warrant. HK Police may now demand data…
They are hardly related. Will you be removing my master's degree next?
I believe sleep to be one of the most underrated and underutilized health strategies, I know so many who diet and do all sorts but then are proud of the fact they only sleep 6 hours a night. Study after study shows how…
For two things to be equal is surely an impossibility, they would be one.
It surprises me that they don't require both of you to have each others phone numbers in your contacts lists before giving away identifiable information.
Another fascinating social bird although not a parrot and one of only a few social birds of prey is the Harris hawk, my father had one when I was a kid and it was the most intelligent animal outside of humans that I…
How do people think nuclear fusion will affect renewable energies when it comes to maturity? Does this technology make solar and wind some what redundant?
I run a small consultancy and Development Friday's are almost mandatory for my developers. Everyone is given Friday afternoon to learn new skills or improve existing ones, I even tell my clients that this happens (we…
> Is it worth it? None of the positives you described are exclusive to a totalitarian government.
> Hong Kong, at least on paper, is ruled by a governing entity elected by Hong Kong people Except it's not, top leadership is elected by a small council of business owners and other high ranking members of society, the…
Funnily enough tyrants don't usually listen unless forced, this is what a fight for freedom looks like. Some things are more important than convenience and money.
Sure, you can get pedantic about the cultural nuances of courtsey but I'd say that it generally boils down to don't be an inconsiderate a-hole. I live in a country where it's not illegal to take up-skirts I'd say it…
Have you never heard of common courtesy? I'm not by law required to do a lot of things I do but I do them because they make the world that little bit better for everyone, same goes for things I avoid doing.
What evidence do they have that the hackers will actually send the keys? seems like a pretty big gamble on trusting proven criminals.
“It's fascinating to watch comments like this get downvoted.” Honestly not anymore, there is an overriding current of well SJWism on this site currently, of course they'll never admit it to themselves. If you ever find…
The actual contest sounds really fun, does anyone know where can I find more of this "competitive" programming?
Now if we could just get a handle on modern slavery. There's currently more people enslaved than all of the slaves extracted from Africa over the 400 years of the slave trade combined.
Now the ultimate argument for gym goers, do you count the bar? http://i.4cdn.org/fit/1554264639754.jpg
when the seconds count the police are only minutes away
My heart really goes out to those of you who went through long battles. Today would have been father’s birthday, sadly he passed away last year aged 61. I often anguished over how quickly he left us, two weeks from the…
That seems like a strange line to draw, surely plenty of disabilities are genetic, implying bad genetics no?
Another +1 for AMD from me, only reason I haven't bought one yet was I was hoping to get an AMD chip for my next laptop.
>Because Asian countries were basing their advice on science Actually for the most part this isn't true, our government was also telling us to wear masks but because of our previous experience with SARS everyone wore…
Very true, it goes a long way to explaining the current state of news and politics.
Love this story, funnily enough it was the first story I ever read on HN on my first day of work as a junior developer.
For anyone not sure of the difference between this and most countries where companies have to comply with police requests, the big difference is that HK police no longer requires a warrant. HK Police may now demand data…
They are hardly related. Will you be removing my master's degree next?
I believe sleep to be one of the most underrated and underutilized health strategies, I know so many who diet and do all sorts but then are proud of the fact they only sleep 6 hours a night. Study after study shows how…
For two things to be equal is surely an impossibility, they would be one.
It surprises me that they don't require both of you to have each others phone numbers in your contacts lists before giving away identifiable information.
Another fascinating social bird although not a parrot and one of only a few social birds of prey is the Harris hawk, my father had one when I was a kid and it was the most intelligent animal outside of humans that I…
How do people think nuclear fusion will affect renewable energies when it comes to maturity? Does this technology make solar and wind some what redundant?
I run a small consultancy and Development Friday's are almost mandatory for my developers. Everyone is given Friday afternoon to learn new skills or improve existing ones, I even tell my clients that this happens (we…
> Is it worth it? None of the positives you described are exclusive to a totalitarian government.
> Hong Kong, at least on paper, is ruled by a governing entity elected by Hong Kong people Except it's not, top leadership is elected by a small council of business owners and other high ranking members of society, the…
Funnily enough tyrants don't usually listen unless forced, this is what a fight for freedom looks like. Some things are more important than convenience and money.
Sure, you can get pedantic about the cultural nuances of courtsey but I'd say that it generally boils down to don't be an inconsiderate a-hole. I live in a country where it's not illegal to take up-skirts I'd say it…
Have you never heard of common courtesy? I'm not by law required to do a lot of things I do but I do them because they make the world that little bit better for everyone, same goes for things I avoid doing.
What evidence do they have that the hackers will actually send the keys? seems like a pretty big gamble on trusting proven criminals.
“It's fascinating to watch comments like this get downvoted.” Honestly not anymore, there is an overriding current of well SJWism on this site currently, of course they'll never admit it to themselves. If you ever find…
The actual contest sounds really fun, does anyone know where can I find more of this "competitive" programming?
Now if we could just get a handle on modern slavery. There's currently more people enslaved than all of the slaves extracted from Africa over the 400 years of the slave trade combined.
Now the ultimate argument for gym goers, do you count the bar? http://i.4cdn.org/fit/1554264639754.jpg