Pigo

33 ms·

301.
by Pigo 8y ago
Yeah, it's like the intro to their conversation https://youtu.be/SIwSXODoJuU
302.
by Pigo 8y ago
So this has been going on for some time, I see. It just seemed like a coincidence that he was railing on it for an hour and then I see this today. His shows get like 5 million views, so it seems probable he could steer a conversation.
303.
by Pigo 8y ago
I have to know if this story is gaining traction because of the Joe Rogan podcast. Did you see his hour long rant on abandoning Apple because of this yesterday? Or is everyone simultaneously reaching this same conclusion? He was very much a
304.
by Pigo 8y ago
I have to agree. I figured it's because every day I become an even grouchier, old man, but I'm getting sick of people ruining my childhood memories with half-baked money grabs that can't even be bothered to try and live up to
305.
by Pigo 8y ago
I remember having to sit through Little House on the Prairie because my mom loved that show. There wasn't anything a penny couldn't buy apparently.
306.
by Pigo 8y ago
This issue is important, but it seems trivial compared to the complete lack of ISP competition in my opinion. To me it feels like a bunch of businesses want me to be upset about this, but it doesn't effect me as much as the Spectrum&#x
307.
by Pigo 8y ago
It's a tradition that goes way back => https://goo.gl/eFuf6M
308.
by Pigo 8y ago
It definitely doesn't hurt their image, but it also informs the public about an issue they care about. There is only so much they can do, especially because of child privacy laws. But it's getting the word out about regulation the
309.
by Pigo 8y ago
I suppose because it's much more common that it's someone dealing with a debilitating mental illness than a Hunter S. Thompson type who is just hitting the reset button because he's done. I don't get offended by much, es
310.
by Pigo 8y ago
That's pretty much what I was wanting to know. I figure since most web apps aren't doing a whole lot, there wouldn't be call for it for awhile. But once word finally gets around to the followers, there might be a bunch of nee
311.
Is web assembly going to be huge?
1 points by Pigo 8y ago|3 comments
312.
by Pigo 8y ago
It's the protection plans from Walmart, the coverages when you buy a car, the countless times big purchases become gigantic impulse buys because you're made to feel you can't afford not to roll the dice. It's not all ins
313.
by Pigo 8y ago
I really didn't want to delve into this on here, but I suppose I should have assumed that a lot of people out there work for insurance companies. So here it goes... It was a relatively small dental insurance company that had a reputati
314.
by Pigo 8y ago
I left a good job with an insurance company, not in protest really, but just because I hated the idea of being a part of an industry I despise so much. Unfortunately my departure didn't shake the foundation of their business, but I&#x2
315.
by Pigo 8y ago
Mind Hunter was the last new show that I kind of liked, and I do think it's worth watching. But I also think the bar is really set low for these shows. Most of them feel like good movies that are stretched out into a series of shows. T
316.
by Pigo 8y ago
I'll give it a try
317.
by Pigo 8y ago
I guess I just hope both Netflix and Hollywood step up their game, I'm pretty bored with both of them. I don't really care about super heroes, or watch kids dancing, or another stupid Adam Sandler movie. But I burn through the han
318.
by Pigo 8y ago
Oh man, that hurts to read. That's some wishful thinking there. I'm currently helping a division of the Air Force replace a legacy flash application that they've spent years trying to keep going.
319.
by Pigo 8y ago
Hey, I remember my boss telling me about the wonders of Lightswitch. Silverlight was going to revolutionize things for "power-users".
320.
by Pigo 9y ago
It seems comical to me that tech becomes a Congressional issue once the average age of it's users are that of members of Congress.
321.
by Pigo 9y ago
Do they need each other because they hope to utilize them for re-elections, or is it simply because they have so much money and Congress wants some too?
322.
by Pigo 9y ago
I like hearing actual proposals for how to "do something about Facebook" as opposed to all this hand-wringing. I guess I'm just expecting everyone to get upset and then go back to business as usual.
323.
by Pigo 9y ago
I do believe these skills can be learned, but it's the enjoyment I derive from these things that I believe is the difference between some people and I. When I was in junior high I would do various logic problems for fun. I asked for no
324.
by Pigo 9y ago
No, I wasn't trying to be anyways. It just seemed from your comment that you were very amped up, and jumping around a bit.
325.
by Pigo 9y ago
Are you on adderall?
326.
by Pigo 9y ago
I wonder if they'll be a sequel to The Social Network now.
327.
by Pigo 9y ago
Does anyone remember the 3D 'tilt' tool in Firefox? I always thought that there'd be a version of it for Chrome eventually, just because it was so cool. But I guess it wasn't as useful as it was cool, which is why it did
328.
by Pigo 9y ago
I grew up in a church, so I was raised to revere the Jewish people and honor their relationship. My step-father now is Jewish and I can never get over that he is related to the people I grew up hearing about. I've been told some Jewish
329.
by Pigo 9y ago
On a side note ...and I know I'll be sacrificing some points for this comment... I can't seem to get what everyone likes about Dan Carlin. I really enjoy history, and appreciate color commentary, but I've found the couple tha
330.
by Pigo 9y ago
Yeah, the pre-packaged Roblox toy my son got there for $5 cheaper was so much worse than the one at Meijer. j/k

More ›