TheSOB88

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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Odd that all the CGI people in the movie are white.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Why live your life if you're not doing what you love?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
So that would result in immortality, right? How else would people die? The obvious problem here is overpopulation. What's your stance on that?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Would you really be kickstarted by a meetup if you don't have the gumption to do anything about it now?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
You guys seem to think death isn't inevitable? Huh?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Parent's ideas are much more applicable to the general public, which is who needs this training the most.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
It took me a minute to realize I was reading an interview. Make this more evident, please!
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Strange, my teeth are light yellow and I've hardly ever missed a day. Most days I brush twice. From this I'd gathered that tooth discoloration is permanent.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
They didn't stop after the "sorry".
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Who ever said rules don't have exceptions? The reasoning for #1 should be obvious. The reasoning for #4 is so the experience makes you grow as a person: you will be much less afraid of other people if you've been in a fight, because you kno
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Please consider using the Enter key once in a while.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Thanks.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
This refutation of a book I've never heard of is not particularly interesting to me.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Good to know.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
I tend to play mind games with the people who do nothing but complain. Ask slightly "off" questions, agree with them on the wrong points, etc. It's slightly more entertaining, at least!
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
The reason people hate what I'll call "utilities" - insurance, cable, phone - is because they're crap services. They're all either monopolies or oligopolies (small number of competitors that collude to a degree), so they can stay crappy wit
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Good luck...
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
So, haters...
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Never read the book here, or any Vonnegut. It seems like some satire might be underway, but a little into the description of the words, I felt this wasn't teaching me anything. Is this here for more reason than just nostalgia?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Just sounds like you have a bad case of "shit's easy" syndrome, as Yegge said when I was reading him yesterday.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
pleugh
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
You think you can make billions on a programming language? The only popular language that I can think of that isn't free is C#, so people are going to have options. You talk about it as though it would be easy, but promotion, debugging, lib
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
The problem is twofold: Adblock being used by many of the users, and half the ads when you're not are self-ads that sell nothing.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Is this a joke, or what?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
"Conversion rate drops to 0 when you pop up something in front of the user while they're trying to read"
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
>He shows up and begins working and when it comes time to get paid. It turns out he’s going to be paid substantially less than the offer he accepted. And he doesn't take the other offer?
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Why do you think that Android would be more profitable? It seems to me that Google is terrible at marketing; the only people I've seen interested in Droid have been geeks like us.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Sorry, but this seems incredibly useless to me. It's dependent on two other services (Last.fm and Twitter), and it provides no value other than the ego-boost that comes from posting to Twitter. Additionally, the problem it solves is not rea
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
Apple could do that too, if they felt like it. Edit: Except with iPods.
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by TheSOB88 16y ago
But if it works, why not?

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