DrMcFacekick

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by DrMcFacekick 12y ago
I wish I had something more poignant to say other than this is dumb and EA is dumb. They're nickle and diming their customers into oblivion. I guess there will always be the diehard sports game console-only fanatics, but there is no wa
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by DrMcFacekick 14y ago
Maybe it's because I'm not at a company like Google, but all articles like this seem to do two things: 1) Make everyone who doesn't put in 130 hours a week at work feel like they're not Working Hard Enough 2) Legitimize unpaid overtime/ wor
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by DrMcFacekick 14y ago
I don't understand why people are worried. Every time you use a loyalty card in a supermarket your data is tracked, analyzed, and you're served up personalized ads in the form of the coupons that print out when you ring up. Every time you s
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by DrMcFacekick 14y ago
This is really cool, thanks for sharing. I will have to try to get ye flask.
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by DrMcFacekick 15y ago
My take on it is that less time doing fiddly errands = more relaxation time away from work, which results in happier workers who are more productive when they are at work. If I knew that every second of my free time was open to possibility,
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by DrMcFacekick 15y ago
As far as I understand it, the "censoring" starts when someone flags a photo for review. So if I see a photo of my friend breastfeeding and find it to be in bad taste, I flag it- it then goes on to FB for review and perhaps a takedown. No o
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by DrMcFacekick 15y ago
I'm a competitive powerlifter, and to me the most awesome thing about going to the gym on a regular basis is that nothing I come up against in a normal week is going to be as hard or as mentally taxing as what I do in the gym. It's helped m
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by DrMcFacekick 15y ago
runs off to write her Representative