Jordrok

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by Jordrok 11y ago
...I think this is satire... Right? Poe's Law is really kicking my ass here. The fact that it's so hard to tell is the scary part. In any case, I alternately applaud/decry this hilarious/appalling idea.
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by Jordrok 11y ago
Personally, I don't find watching sports to be very engaging either, but I know I'm not typical in that regard. Theoretically, I can see more of an argument in favor of watching traditional sports since it's harder to go out
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by Jordrok 11y ago
As much as I want to hate this for being change just for the sake of change...I really don't. So I guess that's a point in its favor. The amount of marketing-speak in the blog post does make me a little queasy though.
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by Jordrok 11y ago
Putting aside the issue of duping people with fake profiles and bots for a second, this is what I found the most interesting: "As I wrote last week, I came across three columns in one of those tables called “bc_email_last_time,” “bc_ch
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by Jordrok 11y ago
One might say that it's convenient that there's an exception for "essential" content...
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by Jordrok 11y ago
This is the exact reason why I moved to Firefox from Chrome back when Google started tightening the noose around developer mode extensions. I had written a few extensions for my own personal use and had no interest in putting them up in th
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by Jordrok 11y ago
"I have a theory that this phrase truly took hold in the feel-good, self-esteem driven, sharing-is-caring educational environment that permeated the 90’s childhood." Is saying "I have a theory" really that much different