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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
It's called Patreon. It's the only choice. Or they will be blocked, period.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
I think it was, and could have been a part of the game. For instance, add one more vector-graphic guru to the team and they could kludge or slice new features in. Kudos to open software devs! Lots of work.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
A few of my friends have had similar experiences at the circus. We all went when we were very young, so it's a whirlwind experience for kids. Then as we got older -- like 8 or older -- it was better to go to the Zoo to see the animals.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
AFAIK, it's not a story, it's not lore, it's a song with funny lyrics. Personally I prefer music without lyrics, since they rarely make sense or matter... the singing is just another instrument to me.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
Sometimes they sing the words differently. I've noticed other bands doing this. I.E. "refresherator" instead of "refrigerator" on "I Want My MTV" by Dire Straits.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
I initially relied on books, then around 2000 joined the small communities online that were popping up. IRC had lots of programmer areas for chatting.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
Amazon started with books, if I remember correctly. Then they expanded which many businesses do. Musk is a bit different.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
It could be rational: usually due to preconceived ideas of class, or perhaps product quality.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
My portfolio works for me. Then during the interview I really sell myself.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
Played fine in Safari on my iPad mini 2. Fully upgraded OS.
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
I prefer this one, especially with nested comments. https://app.hackerwebapp.com
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by SpoilerAlert 9y ago
Not that we need to any time soon, but really, this would just be the most fantastic thing imaginable. Imagine -- a push to colonize space -- like a cowboy/cowgirl. First the required ships and moonbases. Then out to other planets,