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by Donzo 10y ago
The retro NES console that Nintendo released in November still cannot be bought in stores. Around the holidays, it was impossible to buy the DS, a system that is around 7 years old. Nintendo is a billion dollar company. They've been ar
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by Donzo 10y ago
This is because if they answer to anyone, it's the US Gov that is structured by the Constitution. They have no issue with commiting those attrocities in foreign lands, in which Constitutional protections and rules do not apply to them.
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by Donzo 10y ago
Congress should have never put term limits on the President, a response to the immense popularity of FDR and their conflicts with him. It was not an action that served the interests or will of the American people. It's also hilarious t
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by Donzo 10y ago
This will. The penalty is not specifically targeting ads. It's targeting sites that serve full-page interstitials to mobile users.
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by Donzo 10y ago
This web app was on the first page of HN when it was released. I liked it a lot. I bought the software. They released a new version. It looks great. I'm using it now. They've added a bunch of cool features too. It's even bett
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Hemingway 3.0 (Writing Style Coach) Released(medium.com)
5 points by Donzo 10y ago|1 comments
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by Donzo 10y ago
I believe that the original version that was scrapped was intended to be a straight-to-video release. It was completely reworked when the company decided to give the project bigscreen treatment.
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by Donzo 10y ago
I don't recall the game being "modest looking" at the time. I remember being impressed with the greatly improved graphics and all of the beautiful colors. You have to consider Super Mario World as a predecessor to Super Mario
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by Donzo 10y ago
Minecraft 101: Don't dig straight down.
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by Donzo 10y ago
Many Internet marketers invested a lot of time, energy, and resources into developing followings on Facebook, only to discover one day that their connection to their subscribers would be compromised by Facebook's desire to promote spon
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by Donzo 10y ago
I suppose this thread exemplifies the problems with using sarcasm in textual discussions.
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by Donzo 10y ago
Good fortune.
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by Donzo 10y ago
When I was in college, I resold high demand systems around the holidays. Some examples of this include the slim PS2, the Nintendo DS, and the XBox 360. I can tell you from this experience that people pay. The bids are not joke bids. They ar
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Are Video Games Weakening the Workforce?(washingtonpost.com)
15 points by Donzo 10y ago|25 comments
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by Donzo 10y ago
If you generate over $25 a week with AdSense, you can chat with AdSense support at anytime. https://support.google.com/adsense/answer/2657175
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by Donzo 10y ago
Blockbuster passing on the Netflix purchase... Yahoo! passing on Google...
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by Donzo 10y ago
Yeah, good question. One could probably make an argument about Cung Lee using a Kung Fu style, but probably not Nelson. Nonetheless, it is interesting to think about Nelson starting there, and I do wonder if he would give you a better answ
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by Donzo 10y ago
There have been a few successful kung fu practitioners in MMA. Most notably Cung Le (former Strikeforce champion) and Roy "Big Country" Nelson. While Roy is probably better known for being fat and punching hard, his first discipli
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by Donzo 10y ago
They serve contextual display advertisements. The reason that their ads are effective is because they are frequently disguised as navigation. I still made more money with AdSense though, and it feels a little less dirty...
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by Donzo 10y ago
How did you measure friendliness?
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by Donzo 10y ago
As a long time participant in the aforementioned counter culture, I find that marijuana use is prevalent in society. Any other conclusion is steered by naivety. The teachers, principals, and business professionals whom I've known to pa
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by Donzo 10y ago
Designers, architects, engineers, carpenters, administrators, teachers, writers, and so forth. I've seen daily marijuana users rise to the top of major industries. Of course, I've seen other daily marijuana users remain stationed
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by Donzo 10y ago
And I have anecdotal evidence of people smoking marijuana everyday for 10-20 years and remaining extremely productive. Oftentimes drug use is a symptom of a greater psychological problem/issue. Perhaps the underlying issues are causing
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by Donzo 10y ago
Yeah, but what if all the worst tranches were repackaged into CDOs that were knowingly composed of shit loans, and then rated AAA, like what happened?
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by Donzo 10y ago
Ok, so what's discrimination?
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by Donzo 10y ago
"Let's limit freedom of speech at the hate speech mark" Ok, but where's this limit? Who's to say what "hate speech" is? This line is subject to all of the arguments that you just posed.
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by Donzo 10y ago
There is also the reputation boost that the researcher receives for discovering this exploit and disclosing it in a responsible manner. The value of that is incalculable.
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by Donzo 10y ago
I understand the spirit of your comment, but now seems like a good time to quote this page that someone posted to HN a couple of months ago: "Just as there is nothing in the law that permits a person to dump personal property in the pu
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by Donzo 10y ago
I was just cheesing out, getting excited about playing Final Fantasy again, and then I remembered the process of buying 99 health potions, and how exceedingly tedious it was. I'm not sure that I'd have the patience to do that agai
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Apply for Planet of the Apps?(planetoftheapps.com)
1 points by Donzo 10y ago|0 comments

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