JohnnyBrown

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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
if the "smart, disgruntled" were so smart, they would figure out how to get what they want so as to be no longer disgruntled. getting frustrated with life and throwing your hands up isn't smart.
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A Nation without Hangmen(openthemagazine.com)
1 points by JohnnyBrown 17y ago|0 comments
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
Do programmers/engineers have an inferiority complex vs. Management/MBA types? I don't see many articles on HN bashing sales professions advising youngsters not to go to trade school . . .
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
> " . . .reinstate prosecutions for seditious libel." A censor's wet dream, that.
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
IMO, morals are for dealing with human beings. The actions of a company will tend toward whatever is legally and economically possible, so a person in a conflict with a company should act within that framework if they want a fair outcome. G
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RC helicopter with Linux, wifi, USB and a/r iPhone app(ardrone.parrot.com)
3 points by JohnnyBrown 17y ago|1 comments
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
POS (restaurant cash register/ordering software) is a field particularly ripe for innovation. I suspect there isn't much conversation going on between programmers and the service industry.
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
On the topic of games moving to the cloud: perhaps the next generation of game machines will be lightweight clients with games run on the server. I'm picturing XBOX designed for MMORPG's and similar. Agree/disagree?
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
Thanks to both. Added to my wishlist.
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
Outrage fatigue: www.theonion.com/content/node/30624
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
I would be on the lookout for some sampling error here. I found this survey through HN, which I assume isn't exactly populated by the poor and disenfranchised. how else are respondents being driven to the survey? also, the answer is yes. My
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by JohnnyBrown 17y ago
What is affordance?