Kequc

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by Kequc 13y ago
I think that it is. I've worked for a number of companies in north america but in the US people are basically expected to work long. If your co workers are working overtime to get more done then you should work overtime to get more done. Th
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by Kequc 14y ago
Things are going to be stressful then as google glass gets popular. ;)
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by Kequc 14y ago
One way you could prevent more bomb attacks from happening is by catching the people responsible for this one. Besides that, I am not advocating CCTV everywhere, but downtown, or Subways, places that see extremely high throughput cannot be
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by Kequc 14y ago
This is the part I don't understand is that in almost any way you look at it CCTV are a benefit to the masses. An example of one benefit to having CCTV spread out over downtown is that you can relieve some police presence and spread them ou
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by Kequc 14y ago
I would like a way to filter out everything that includes the word "pray" in it unless it is from a respected news source. 90% of what any person ever says in response to everything that happens in america is "pray for it". It's sort of mud
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by Kequc 14y ago
It's easier to destroy than it is to create, for example create safety for the people there. People outside a certain radius of the initial attack are almost certainly safer. The only thing you can do is get everyone out of the area. Keepin
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by Kequc 14y ago
Is it necessary for a user to log in separately on every forum or how do you keep people authenticated?
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by Kequc 14y ago
It seems to me what anonymous was saying is that isn't good enough. Also that the identities of the assailants would become available eventually with or without any help.
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by Kequc 14y ago
I don't understand the source of this sarcasm. Facebook is a waste of everyone's time, energy and everything else. This ad contributes nothing and exemplifies that. Are you saying people DO need Facebook in their life? Because I've been mou
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by Kequc 14y ago
From what I understand I've been lucky not to use the Facebook app. This ad told me exactly nothing about anything regarding why I should.
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by Kequc 14y ago
Gasp, turquoise people. There would be no stopping them.
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by Kequc 14y ago
How does the embedding work, does it fetch html or does it fetch data and then build the html with javascript? When you navigate within the forum I imagine it does the same and loads in place. How close am I?
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by Kequc 14y ago
You wouldn't really have any customers if you weren't accepting payments though, it would be more like you pissed off all of your potential customers just for a bit of market data.
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by Kequc 14y ago
For the 1€ price tag per pin you think loading that website would take fewer than one million seconds.
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by Kequc 14y ago
This seems a liiiiiiitle bit overly sensitive to me.
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by Kequc 14y ago
I can't imagine being anything other than angry after filling out a payment form and then being told that there was no reason to have done that. On a new web application?
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by Kequc 14y ago
People still disable Javascript in their browser. We aren't there yet. I'd like to see native haml, coffeescript and sass support in the browser, that seems to me a more realistic dream in the short term.
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by Kequc 14y ago
The price was way too high. $20 for a casual 2D touchscreen game? When they shifted to "pay what you want" they made $100,000 on it in one week. The lack of DRM had nothing to do with the piracy rate that rate would have been identical eith
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by Kequc 14y ago
If I was lucky enough to be in your situation I'd cash out my ~650usd and call it a day. I wouldn't feel remotely bad about it even if bitcoin kept going up. At this point it was a sound investment that paid out well.
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by Kequc 14y ago
I love this tongue in cheek speed comparison.
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by Kequc 14y ago
I think the major source of OPs discomfort at the conference was that she is surrounding herself with gamers. I'm just saying gamers spend time playing video games they could be spending interacting with other human beings, going out. Two t
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by Kequc 14y ago
The Telegraph is a conservative rag for one thing, like Fox news. Even in that article it provides the number 927 murders in 2007. Compared to America's 16,929 murders in 2007. America's population is much larger than the UK though, 4.91 ti
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by Kequc 14y ago
I was pretty surprised by the video the company willingly distributes advertising their wares. The comparison beween the illegal knife and the "legal" one was such that it left me feeling that the "legal" one was a more effective weapon. Um
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by Kequc 14y ago
If you have any interest whatsoever in the product they are working on's success for example, tell them that. That's a good thing to tell them. If all you want is any job anywhere then you can probably work at Subway. If all you want is any
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by Kequc 14y ago
That's exactly what I said idiot.
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by Kequc 14y ago
I don't think people are willing to trade bitcoin for anything other than currencies right now, since the value of it is so unstable. By the time the item you bought arrives you may realise that you hugely over or underpaid for it. I just d
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by Kequc 14y ago
Sure ebay has always charged huge fees for absolutely nothing other than having a recognised domain name. Their software is terrible they've just been around forever. They don't actually do anything, their terrible software keeps churning o
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by Kequc 14y ago
This doesn't sound very brain or productivity healthy.
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by Kequc 14y ago
C was used to build modern languages which in turn replaced the jobs a lot of would be c developers could have had. It is the same kind of thing, progress means fewer people need to work.
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by Kequc 14y ago
The comments on that article make me feel all :smith:. As if oh yea we can keep this going, raw capitalism will totally work forever.

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