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Not the worst at all, but probably one I found most amusing.

[0] Because it's pug ugly, not because of the solar death ray thing, that's quite amusing really.

It's amusing and I can see the appeal but from all usage patterns I've seen the game has a pretty short shelf life.

NO!And, lastly, Adria's hypocrisy would be amusing if not so sad.

A fat one, filled with amusing anecdotes about ants and rubber mallets at companies I've worked at.

In particular, I think it's somewhat amusing that people are giving him grief for wanting to "jump to C as soon as possible.

"I actually read them sometimes because they are mildly amusing things like "Gregory's Review: 1/5 stars, didn't work.

This product is our focus, and will not be ‘discontinued’ unexpectedly.” Burn!Very amusing.

The really amusing part is that their trolling represents better economic policy than Bitcoin.

People made greeting cards, family newsletters, notices, party decorations....In the visual arts, a lot of the people who do amusing Photoshop work are not professionals.

Some of the comments here on HN about this are quite amusing, especially since many of the people who poo-poo Ashton's involvement in tech have no issues with a normal VC investment in a company.

But his ego is hilarious and way out of proportion with the rest of his work, and I find it endlessly amusing how bad he is at handling criticism, endlessly irritating how certain he is that he doesn't deserve it.

I find it darkly amusing that the rarity of these events is being invoked to convince people to moderate their concern, when this situation only exists due to the government's insistence that we treat even more rare events as gravely serious threats to our way of life.