Lancey

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by Lancey 12y ago
Corporations are people now, so they should probably get used to having their privacy infringed upon.
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by Lancey 12y ago
"He will receive a salary of $1." I gotta say, if you're looking to cut costs, paying your CEO a buck is probably the most effective.
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by Lancey 12y ago
I'm surprised that even a small amount of legalization is having such an effect on the drug trade, and I've always cited this as a reason to legalize. Seizures being down a third in mexico and a fifth in the U.S. should just be ha
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by Lancey 12y ago
Which is weird, considering the cartels and the drug trade are part of the house that Reagan built.
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by Lancey 12y ago
I'd like to see it in action, but two of the four example sites seem to be down and one just gives me a blank page.
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by Lancey 12y ago
I don't think the author of this article has ever used Facebook or actually read the details on the thing he's writing about. Facebook having a payment method doesn't solve a single problem with either Facebook or payment met
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by Lancey 12y ago
3 monitors might not solve your problems, but switching to Linux sure would.
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by Lancey 12y ago
Really the problem here isn't with the concept of a MVP, but with the author's spending habits. The purpose of a minimum viable product is to test its feasibility. Purchasing something that's new and fresh should come with th
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by Lancey 12y ago
Having worked as a delivery guy, I always find it weird that everyone points to this "shut-in economy" as representing some sort of classism. You can do deliveries for Amazon or drive for Uber while also utilizing these services y
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by Lancey 12y ago
When was the last time advertising helped anyone gauge their options or pick out the best choice? These days, the goal of advertising is to make our selection more obscure and leave us picking up an inferior product because it had a catchy
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by Lancey 12y ago
A lot of the interviewees in this article don't understand the difference between decriminalization and legalization.
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by Lancey 12y ago
What's this about people not talking about sex? When I'm talking with friends, sex comes up in pretty much any conversation.
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by Lancey 12y ago
The headline makes it sound like Gabe wants Apple to make the iPhone more open (which I'm sure he does), but the quote itself sounds like he's criticizing Microsoft for attempting to make the PC more proprietary. That's two d
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by Lancey 12y ago
Things have changed a lot! (for the worse)
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by Lancey 12y ago
I respect the writer's persistence. I got a new Acer laptop with Windows 8.1 on it and decided to give it a shot. I already had a live USB ready to go but decided I'd see how much I could work on Windows before getting frustrated.
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by Lancey 12y ago
Yes, in my experience elementary school was hellishly boring, but I believe that comes from them being focused on teaching mechanical processes, such as the times table, rather than thought processes. In that way it'd be just as benefi
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by Lancey 12y ago
Well-being is a complicated topic, which only drives home why we need to teach it to children. Not only in respect to self-worth and work ethic, but in terms of empathy, morality, and the ability to rationalize the world around them. If we
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by Lancey 12y ago
I agree with this. By opening with a diatribe on standardized tests, and focusing on assessing skills that are inherently difficult to assess, Engel moves the discussion from helping children to condemning our education system (it's ba
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by Lancey 12y ago
I feel like the writer doesn't fully understand how deep some of the flaws in our educational system can run. Take, for example, the section on collaboration which hints only at educator behavior influencing students to exclude others.
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by Lancey 12y ago
At least we know how many bullet points are in the documents
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by Lancey 12y ago
Maybe if it didn't run like it had two broken legs I wouldn't hate it.
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by Lancey 12y ago
There's not a lot to say because you don't have a lot mechanically going on. It's a choose your own adventure but with an augmented reality backdrop? There doesn't seem to be room for player agency. It sounds like the pl
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by Lancey 12y ago
This technology seems almost too good to be true. It's simple, it's deployable, it's self-sufficient. What kind of emissions does this produce? It says they're within U.S. standards, but is that a high standard? How can
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by Lancey 12y ago
That's Powershell though. Easily resizing the window and selecting text are probably the least significant changes it brings.