TikiTDO

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by TikiTDO 15y ago
I figure out what exactly I am doing, and more importantly why exactly I am doing it. It's easy to sit down and thing "I want to change the world, I want to beat Facebook of Google at their game, I want to develop an awesome game or a tool
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
> Ah. This, maybe. But no, I'm afraid you've misunderstood and not in a way that I feel I'm equipped to address now without sacrificing brevity or comfort. Really now? > In instances where I feel I have unintentionally caused someon
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Wow, you are really good at being covertly insulting. At least I had the decency to make my insults really obvious, you decide to attack me on a multitude of vectors while persisting in keeping your unsubstantiated moral high ground. Note,
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
I have to wonder what you consider lying though. Have you ever omitted all of the information necessary for an informed decision? Have you ever purposefully or accidentally misinterpreted what another person has was saying for your own bene
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Ah, I was waiting for this question. You can never escape a champion for the wisdom of the majority after all. While I have not raised kids, I do not see why that should factor into the discussion. Your comment suggests that you are operati
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Lying is not just ok on the internet, it's practiced practically everywhere. People lie in business, people lie in politics, people lie in marketing, people lie in retail, people lie on internet forums, people lie on the street, people lie
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Flash won the early online game battle against ActiveX. We all know how flash is positioned these days. It's not a question of regard, but market penetration.
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Sure, if I wanted the full treatment, I also hear there's this "Believing Bullshit" book. Unfortunately, I recall reading a synopsis, and I get the feeling that I would be wasting my money were I to buy it. The tone and content of the artic
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
I feel this article is guilty of exactly what it argues against. Many of the views he writes off as ridiculous may be the results of countless thought processes working in any number of contexts. Instead of accepting this, he simplified eac
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
While I am of mixed opinion on the article, the one part that really stands out for me is his insistence of the necessity of long, difficult texts. I am one of the people that seldom reads a book these days. It's not that I find it too chal
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Something does not compute there. If your changes are getting reverted, obviously someone cares enough to notice, so it follows that they should care enough to check the discussion. Are you sure you're not just getting hit by a bot? Maybe y
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
There are some other very important advantage of text that I feel you omitted. First, the ability to simultaneously carry on discussion on multiple topics all at once is a huge factor. In a normal, face to face conversation following an int
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
Sure, it's not really historical, but it is certainly indicative of the new age. If you look at the top articles right now, not one of them is particularly important in the grand scheme of things. I think this is surely more interesting tha
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by TikiTDO 15y ago
I found that I had the same problem. My solution was quite simple; Crunchyroll has the distinct honor of being the second domain to be wildcard forwarded straight to the trash folder.