TheHegemon

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by TheHegemon 14y ago
We must have worked with the same guy! This is a guy would literally right-click -> copy, right-click -> paste everything. It was so frustrating watching him do even the simplest of tasks. Then there was the day when he had to merge
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by TheHegemon 14y ago
> In most of California, for example, there is hefty competition for cable/satellite services and high-speed internet, despite cable television monopolies. Are you kidding me? I currently live in LA and used to live in SD and my choices
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by TheHegemon 14y ago
> Ajax events should be attached only on document as of 1.9. Looks like they are not being removed but that you should attach to document only.
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by TheHegemon 14y ago
You're most likely mistaken. Netflix probably has no idea about the popunders, as it's most likely a third-party affiliate site doing something against the TOS. If you report them to Netflix I'm sure they'll be glad to shut down that affili
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by TheHegemon 14y ago
I can't seem to find the article now but wasn't there a story a while back about someone who was able to access other people's bank accounts by just incrementing the User IDs in the URL?
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
I'm assuming you meant Ads are Pay Per VIEW almost exclusively. There is usually an incentive or you will be blocked if your click rate is incredibly low but very few ad systems pay on only a pay per click system.
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
Are you kidding? I worked for gay porn company for a number of years and I've never had issues finding work outside of that industry. At least not for companies I'd be interested in working with in the first place. If anything it helps co
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
I try to do that as well but it's hard to built up a big enough gap especially in LA where a 'stop' can last up to 15+ seconds. Trying to make a gap big enough without seeming like a complete douche is hard and it makes it that much harder
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
That's really not all that surprising considering that with digital publications you can show much more ads and advertisers limit how many views they're willing to pay for. The interesting thing to know would be how many views are actually
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
>..a 5 hour a day commute Wow, and I thought my 3 1/2-4hour commute was bad. If you live anywhere near a big city I suggest switching jobs. If you're a programmer the market is amazing out there. It has two weeks of very lazy job huntin
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
This is pretty interesting to me as I used to work at an adult media company a couple of years ago. Amazingly, it was one of the best jobs I've ever had. Although the CEO started getting obsessed about 'protecting their copyright'. It had g
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
Yes, extremely bold move. Take this as someone who had a company move to Vegas and more than half (including myself) the company left because of it. There is a certain type of people that can stand the culture and atmosphere that is Vegas,
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
> It will not work for conservative musical genres and pop music. I don't see why it can't work for most musical genres. I have bought music from bandcamp that spans dozens of different genres. As for pop music, good riddance. I'd rathe
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
I would suggest making the libnotify one the default theme on demo page, just because the current one seems intrusive and anyone glancing at this would think this library is less useful than it is. Also, I noticed that only one notification
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
Well really they said it "only" took 1,357 hours. Which is roughly 62 hours a month. Even if the people were being paid $50/hour, which is unlikely considering I assume most of them will be volunteers, that comes out to about $50,000. They
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
Then completely dismiss what I said if so.
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by TheHegemon 15y ago
Pretty sure you're not supposed to use the reddit logo without permission of the reddit team. I think this could cause a lot of legal problems, especially if you're not asking for permission. Otherwise looks good.