Devilboy

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by Devilboy 16y ago
Alcohol is fine though right? And caffeine too?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Who said it was a documentary?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The Wire was written by people with intimate first-hand experience and they worked really hard to make it as accurate as possible. Of course the characters are fictional but the world they inhabit is real.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The mayor of Iceland's capital agrees: http://www.nerve.com/scanner/2010/06/28/new-mayor-of-reykjav...
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Are they coming to your house to smoke pot?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
If they've found it, is it still technically considered a 'zero-day' exploit?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Scott Summit got a lot of press after this presentation: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lJ8vId4HF8 Not sure where the presentation was held or how he organised it but it's been doing the rounds for a while now.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Yea but you don't tell people you're late because they're less important than yourself.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Now THAT is rude!
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by Devilboy 16y ago
They already round the tax to the nearest 1c, why can't they just round to the nearest 5c?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
So would you be OK with the police randomly picking members of the public to investigate - just in case those people are doing something illegal somewhere?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I completely agree. There's no way I can take these NoSQL extremists seriously until they stop foaming at the mouth.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Police are supposed to investigate crimes. Not arbitrary people.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The problem is not running out of oil, the problem is that the price increases will increase the cost of living because so much depends on cheap oil.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
1) is very important for me too. Many people will say 'oh don't take your code so personally' but that just doesn't work for me. When I write something I want to be proud of it and I'm going to feel bad if it doesn't work even if it wasn't
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Even Jobs is having a tough time selling Apple TV
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Are you kidding? These things are on slashdot and reddit and even Cnet all the time!
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by Devilboy 16y ago
http://sportsmedicine.about.com/cs/flexibility/a/aa022102a.h...
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I often read HN on my iPhone while stuck in motionless traffic. Should I stop?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
OK now you're just being rude
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by Devilboy 16y ago
I can understand that Digg needs more people than Reddit (even though their traffic numbers are about the same) but TEN TIMES more people? That's just not sensible. I'm sure Digg can make a nice profit without further growth if they just go
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by Devilboy 16y ago
How do they power the repeaters?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
It depends on the definition of 'life' you're using. There's lots of disagreement on what the definition should be exactly.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
That money doesn't go to the business, it's pocketed by that one person.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
At one point they have SEVENTY people! That's pretty insane for what Digg is if you ask me.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Firing so many people is scary for the remaining employees. Just fire the worst offender and hire a replacement. That might be enough to turn the team around.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
It's never a good idea to get all of your news from just one source.
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by Devilboy 16y ago
The big selling point for Disqus is the back-end management system. Disqus is AWESOME at managing your commenters, killing spam and the like. If comments are not your core competency (e.g. Digg or Reddit or HN) then Disqus is a very attract
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by Devilboy 16y ago
Sounds like a NP-hard problem, am I correct?
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by Devilboy 16y ago
'This homeless guy asked me for money the other day. I was about to give it to him and then I thought he was going to use it on drugs or alcohol. And then I thought, that's what I'm going to use it on. Why am I judging this poor bastard.'

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