Sukotto

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by Sukotto 17y ago
I just figured, based on the odd comment here and there by pg, that the comments section of these posts is deliberately user-hostile. shrug so if I happen to remember a news posting with interesting comments (or in which I made a comment)
902.
by Sukotto 17y ago
"We made sure our competitor knew [a bunch of stuff]. We made sure they heard how shocked and upset we were that they were going to beat us to an announcement in our market." How do you do that? How do you ensure "they" know what you want
903.
by Sukotto 17y ago
Good damage control from Google. It's nice to see a big company that can reverse these sorts of mistakes quickly.
904.
by Sukotto 17y ago
yes. Words are defined by their usage... even if the original meaning was different (or even opposite) to to current usage. "Hacker" has come to primarily mean #1 ... only a small subset of technical people and academics still use it like #
905.
by Sukotto 17y ago
"it's a company that rips you off" Citation needed...
906.
by Sukotto 17y ago
I find this really annoying about Paul's otherwise insightful and interested articles. Namely that he assumes you know everything he's written and when and what it was called and that you know how to easily find it so you can understand th
907.
by Sukotto 17y ago
Your duty to your offspring is to 1) raise them to be contributing members of society 2) be capable to care for themselves 3) be capable to care for their own offspring. You have no duty to provide "stuff" and failing to give them stuff is
908.
by Sukotto 17y ago
Would someone please explain what this means? "her bar chart block towered over my band" She makes more calls that the BF does? She is more popular than his (music) band? Something else?
909.
by Sukotto 17y ago
Neither the linked article, nor the "continuously updated FAQs" explain why they are closing. What happened? Why are they closing?
910.
by Sukotto 17y ago
Maybe that's how he started with $10,000 and built a $800,000 company in only 10 months. Dude's like a customer service (and marketing) machine. I argued with a friend the other day that his success was just a perfect storm of such things