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This is an interesting data set even though some of the relations are messed up. The biggest one being that it says C is influenced by Java.

Actually it looks bold on Linux too.

I have the same problem too on Linux. I've found it is fixed by removing the padding-right on the logo and I've tried telling them that on the mailing list. No one will believe me though even if though I have multiple pictures documenting the fact. =/

Actually he's right. There's four: PST, MST, CST and EST.

What would be nice is if they included the summarized legal text under More Details. So I could click more details and actually see what the ToS says for that particular summary.

Why is the password stored in plain text "for now"? What is so hard about running bcrypt or pbkdf2 against the password before storing it in the database?

  Your neighbor committed a crime. Hitler committed
  a crime. Your neighbor is literally Hitler.

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You don't have to not leave it in the car, you should just cover it up or hide it.

If you have a blanket in the trunk then hide your computer under it if you have to leave the car, or put it under the passenger's seat.

The reason we haven't signed the Declaration for the Rights of the Child is because the areas it addresses is a state issue. If the Federal government were to sign such a treaty it would become law. Which is a big no-no since the federal government can't intrude on state issues.

They don't look bad but do why remove the labels? Truth be told, they aren't really that instinctive to know which one is which. They all look like clocks with a minor icon removed/added (with the exception of the lock icon).

What? Over 99,000 signatures? There isn't even 1,000 signatures! I'm sorry but I didn't even read the post after this blatant lack of fact checking.

I'm sorry but this has been discussed to the death. This parody, however funny, does not provide any interesting or meaningful content to Hacker News.

Actual link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarskis_high_school_algebra_pro...

> forcing the /usr/lib update

That's the number one thing to remember with pacman, _never_ force an update. That is how 90% [citation needed] of problems arise.

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