KoulMomo

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   by KoulMomo 11y ago

   Yahoo actually came up with something similar http://acss.io/ Benefits over just using inline styles: 1) support for pseudo-classes (:hover) 2) reduce markup bloat (shorter class declarations vs equivalent inline-style decl
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   by KoulMomo 12y ago

   >It's almost like they want to be able to point at any given part and say "I'm the reason that happened". I suspect this is done by people that feel like they will need to justify their job later. Having something to
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   I'm also really impressed with Justin Timberlake's branding strategy (everything post "Dick in a Box"). I wonder how many people out there, like me, were converted from hater, to fan.
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   I don't think that the press is giving him a pass, so much as what he is doing has the approval of BOTH parties. The press (I'm talking about the one that drives the political discourse, in this case, the major news networks) is divided int
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   Obama's justice department has been just as horrible, if not more-so than Bush's justice department.
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   Congrats on getting your book published Ivan! Starting the New Year right by being at the top of HN. Did you end up giving Jarryd an editor credit? I wish you continued success.
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   Bernie Madoff's mistake is that he screwed over other rich people.
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   I take exception to your mention of China as a viable market. There's a lot of red tape you need to overcome in order to not only operate in China, but also to get money out of China. It requires a lot of money to be spent on legal fees, as
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   by KoulMomo 14y ago

   Sen Wyden has been great on these issues. See also http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120523/11415519051/wyden-... Where the Obama administration would not share the contents of the TTP (Trans-Pacific Partnership) agreement with congress
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    by KoulMomo 14y ago

    That's right, penalizing heavy users is not against net neutrality, although depending on how a company goes about doing this it could yield some pretty bad PR (see: AT&T throttling of users that have Unlimited plans). As to why an ISP
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    by KoulMomo 14y ago

    My understanding, and what I mean by Net Neutrality is that ISPs should treat packets that I access equally. This does not prevent ISPs from providing tiered services or instituting network caps. For example, if I get a plan that promises:
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    by KoulMomo 14y ago

    This explains every Final Fantasy game ever made.