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"Guidelines" is the first link in the footer.
As someone who has spent years upon years fighting with and against corrupt subreddit mods+astroturfing users on reddit:
HN can't do much about upvotes coming from friends if they're sufficiently distributed/no patterns to find.
Also, please consider: their posts are just good/stimulate great discussion across multiple sectors of tech (networking meshing applies to ALMOST EVERYONE!).
Two things:
Please stick to this, new features aren't necessary! (You've heard this 10,000x before, but, reinforcing for posterity.
...could you un-shadowban me/whatever the state of my account is right now?
If there are a majority of my target niche companies that literally don't know my type of software exists, and it could help them, but having physical door to door salespeople would make the software more expensive than they'd be able to pay, what approach do you recommend?
What an awful response.
He's clearly talking about the context in which medical staff are overwhelmed and unavailable.
Another request, what made it great?
What's a DAG?
Also, do a "simple" example, and a "intricate" example, to show the range of possibilities. Let the user put their imagination in the middle.
Also-also, publish on F-Droid!
So why do we keep accepting these conditions?
More humid there, easier for microorganism travel.
The words and icons should be what's directing your eye, not half the screen's fields being magenta.
Just like Uber provides "jobs"?
So don't educate people, just trust the Pharisees. Got it.
Second Life, Chat Roulette?
The internet, lol, you mean the taxed subsidies given to the ISPs who don't build the shit out to contract, ever?
I don't think I've ever heard the term drugging, but I love it.
You don't study governments much, huh
Wait until you read the attendee list of the Bilderberg Meeting!
Not doing illegal shit
and spitting in the faces of technically intelligent potential complainants.
They're playing nice now so Windows 10 spyware gets accepted.
It doesn't have to be. Mail the keys.
That's a major hole in web authentication...not Yahoo!'s mail service.
Mozilla VR meeting thingy, too?
Will Korea sell us tests?
Will anyone? Has this been discussed anywhere?
Funny, that's what your government thinks about you!