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Hey author, Pokemon had unique and interesting personalities too! Remember Cubones who wore the skulls of their dead mothers? Tell me that wasn't interesting and unique. I don't see it in the wild, let me tell you that.
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Perhaps this is one of the places where legal action is justified? Maybe he should've got a patent like all those monsters out there today. At least his would actually have a product behind it. It's nice to here it from the horse's mouth
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Yo e-sports aaaAAAaaa!!! - Arturo NYCFurby Sanchez, twitch caster extraordinaire
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I feel like the shoes will be telling them to walk in all the directions at once at that point.
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If we can't move the spaceship fast enough, we'll move the space around it! No wonder all the sci-fi movies show the area around warp speed ships distorting. They must have been onto something. I don't want to know how a human could ever
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14y ago
Yahoo does have a social network. Messenger, gaming, profiles, friends (contacts), and just about everything that FB has. it's just uglier and lacks the simplistic search bar at the top that makes things so much easier.
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14y ago
Raspberry Pi: Knocking the "king" Budweiser off its throne. Coming in 2013.
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You should check out Yahoo.
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Don't be evil, Google!
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If you read the whole thing, this seems like some very clever satire.
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And people are worried about oil? Not in the Bay Area!
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Curing boredom and bringing joy to the user are solutions to real problems!
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mmm. You're right. I wonder how much he believes that himself.
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I really think it's just the article authors that are trying to hype this innovation up too much. I doubt the actual CEO is going around presenting this potential revenue to investors if he wants to be taken seriously.
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14y ago
EVE is coming to real life. Watch out for space pirates out there man. "2mil ISK OR PODDED"
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EVE is coming to real life. Watch out for space pirates out there man. "2mil ISK OR PODDED"
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You click on them to kill them? That's not how Starcraft works...
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Maybe this explains why Hatsune Miku can perform live shows for millions around the world while people still have trouble taking Microsoft Sam and Anna seriously.
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14y ago
This is a fine piece of work. I like all the ASCII art too!
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https://github.com/settings/billing says otherwise, mate. I assume the sarcasm was to the fact that you can't make money without ads, as opposed to being sarcastic about having no paid accounts.
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15y ago
This is a great article that seems to have been passed over by a lot of people. The conference's three points brought ot the table by "Order" really seem to be completely missing the real crisis at stake outlined by this article's author i
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I am really intrigued by the little minigame. I read the whole article before playing, but the way it interacts iwth the webpage is amazing!
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Or an easy way to reference readers of your own material to any quotes you may use from him. This makes it a lot less time-consuming to link to his articles. Does this actually bring him more traffic? I don't know, but it's interesting t
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15y ago
I agree. A set of sad and perturbed faces aren't exactly part of the explanation, and serve more as an emotional grab.
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15y ago
Now we just need a Clifford the Big Red Dog robot.
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15y ago
Still rather deceitful of Mr. Vonnegut.
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15y ago
What about the timer-based approach that he mentions? It seems that regardless of how you debug through a VM, it will still take additional time, unless you are altering the processor clock somehow.