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You own it, you can do whatever you want on the property (within reason..). If you want to evict a tenant, that's your right and the state/city/federal government should not have a place in intervening.

Nothing about this looks 1999.

Why are they obviously not hashing?

Overall a fan and signed up. Some feedback: dated icon and layout has too much of a bootstrap feel. Also, single page application for more responsive UX.

Terry Davis has a mental illness, this isn't the proper forum to call attention to it.

Yahoo has roughly 12,000 employees, so you can imagine controlling what those 12k employees do on a daily basis is next to impossible.

Should this have never happened? Absolutely. Does it display that Yahoo is "awful," absolutely not.

That's for sure. Pulling a figure out of thin air, but with an understanding of the cost of living (I live in the area), I'd say upper-middle begins at around $150+.

Cooking the books.

Very relevant to hackernews </s>

I've been a DO customer for about a year and some, this is news to me. So no, I wouldn't say it's public knowledge.

That said, I haven't really destroyed many of my VMs.

In other words, Coinbase is going to supplement ~$13,950 loss with $50.

This title is why I've been reading Hacker News less and less.

Any plans to open source it?

And they say this isn't another tech bubble...

Of course this notion never cross my mind. What I was eluding to was money spent facilitating healthcare is money well spent, even if they overspent. After all, we are talking about the U.S. Government.

That's a drop in the bucket when you compare it to the 1.4 trillion spent funding the ~12 year war on terror.

What I'm saying is I'd much rather see the money spent on healthcare.

Just don't forget to charge your phone or you'll be walking home..

My only suggestion is to support LESS.

Is it not possible without "virtualizing" Ubuntu on top of the host OS with crouton?

This must be the fifth "touring" library I've seen. Stop it..

How could they possibly raise roughly 250b (when you subtract their cash) to take the company private?