ManlyBread

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by ManlyBread 10y ago
In 2003, when linkedin was founded SHA1 probably made sense. GPU password cracking was mostly non-existent at this point and most machines had a single core processor.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
They once got everything right then screwed it up with the Google+ integration.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
Not to mention they have these weird urges to completely control their userbase, to the point where people are creating services like go1dfish or uneddit to see posts that were deleted - and most of the time the posters didn't even bre
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>> Likewise, women tend to make significantly less money for doing the same work, in the same positions, at the same company, because of (largely) subconscious biases. >I see this everywhere, and yet no citations Because this is a
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
Actually I was thinking of Super Mario Advance 4, which is the port of Super Mario Bros. 3, thus the mistake on my part.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
People don't like them because one of their editors is a vocal supporter of Gamergate.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>if you were really concerned about whether there was a gender pay gap, you'd look for the research yourself instead of waiting for somebody to hand it to you. Are you seriously expecting people to fact-check every single broad stat
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
They have ignored a direct court order telling them to take down the article. You reap what you sow.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
Looks a lot like Mario Advance 3.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
> There is an extraordinary amount of talent on the team, but poor management, coupled with intimidation, favoritism and sexism, has resulted in a deeply uncomfortable work environment. ...and no one had ever sued Facebook over this? How
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>Dress code laws should be changed so that women have the option to wear flat formal shoes at work, if they wish. What about models or hostess where wearing high heels is a part of the job?
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
How come that the bigger the service becomes the more prone it is to manipulations like that? It's always the same story: the service is relatively new, it becomes big, then it starts introducing algorithms that mess with the natural o
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
It's an unwritten and unofficial rule, no one has to respect that, to me it only fuels the "omg our site that relies on linking to stuff on the internet has been linked somewhere on the internet" victim complex.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
This is a PR move, they won't be able to stop them completely.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>I wouldn't say you got an easy ride, just that your ride was easier than some others had it? You're talking to a guy who lives in a country where people who work minimal wage jobs earn about 3900$ per year. As a Junior program
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>We need better language. No, you need better arguments, you can start with the ones where there's no assumption that racism towards certain groups is okay.
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>It just means, for example, that it probably would have been even harder if you were an Eastern European woman who grew up in a poor family. Women here get hired easier (because US companies have the same policy for quotas, Intel is not
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
>> I'm from an Eastern Europe and my family never was rich >Then the comment does not apply to you. It does, I'm white. The author specifically mentions "white male".
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by ManlyBread 10y ago
The article was pretty good until this part. >If you are a white male remember all the privilege you have enjoyed since birth just because you were born that way. It is your responsibility to change the industry and its bias towards more
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by ManlyBread 11y ago
Look great, although I would suggest switching the gifs to webm, the site will load a lot faster and you're going to save a lot on bandwidth.
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by ManlyBread 11y ago
I remember how amazing it was when the email accounts went from 20mb max size to something like 500mb, it blew my mind and gave rise to many services that capitalized on this huge amount of space (mostly peer-to-mail and an application that
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by ManlyBread 11y ago
Hasn't Primecoin tried something similar and failed?
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by ManlyBread 11y ago
>Wonder what constitutes "Hate Speech" It's anything that the people in charge find offensive.