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abootstrapper
10y ago
I understood the "great garbage patch" is not an actual island, but more of a vast stew of what is essentially plastic plankton. Mostly invisible to the naked eye, certainly not solid, but probably more environmental toxic than a
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abootstrapper
10y ago
Everyone shouting "lock her up" doesn't know exactly what they're "locking her up" for, except for something vaguely relate to emails and the fact they don't like her. Oh, also, they've already decide
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10y ago
As far as we can tell, she has not committed any crimes. Innocent until proven guilty, and all that.
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abootstrapper
10y ago
You don't need to do something nefarious to regret the easy link, just offend the wrong person or group of people.
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abootstrapper
10y ago
Could we just place a lens of some sort on pre existing led street lights to decrease the amount of blue light emitted?
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10y ago
We should build dedicated roads for these automated convoys.
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abootstrapper
10y ago
They should have done a soft shutdown to alert developers. Half of the developers didn't even know about the upcoming change because Instagram emails just end up in junk.
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11y ago
If you consider aging and death in old age as a negative, perhaps you should reconsider your philosophy, instead of chasing immortality.
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11y ago
Tracking is weird. One hand it's gross and I don't like it. I think because who knows who is looking at what you're looking at. On the other hand, as a consumer I actually find the ads more valuable, and I sometimes buy items
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11y ago
But it's not your website. It's someone else's. Someone who created the content and pays to keep it online for you to consume.
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12y ago
Right, like revenge porn and Celebgate! Once someone has seen it online, everyone has the RIGHT to see it until the end of time.
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12y ago
Fixing our water shortage with energy consuming desalination plants will just continue the global warming negative feedback loop. Better would be to simply change what farmers are growing to conserve water. * Edit: Why the downvotes? Look,
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12y ago
1) What if I told you, you could base your entire business on another business' product, get shut down, and still come out ahead? Getting shut down isn't the worst thing to happen, it could even be the "exit strategy." R
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12y ago
This is easy. Sell the laptop to IBM. Put the money in an interest earning account. Return back to future and enjoy your money and all of the technological advances made by IBM reverse engineering the laptop.
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12y ago
You need to leave. I had a similar predicament before, and selling out was the best thing I could have done. Confide in your business partner, and discuss with them the most graceful way for you to exit. You're not doing anyone a servi
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Is HealthCare.gov Working Yet?
(ishealthcaregovworkingyet.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Juvenile. If this had any other name or was written by anyone else, no one would give a fuq.
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14y ago
I'm ok with this list of books, but the whole "you should read this to learn X point of view" is obnoxious. How about I read it and derive my own point of view from the book!
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14y ago
My feelings towards Twitter have absolutely no bearing on their contract with PeopleBrowsr. Of this I'm aware. They might want to consider PR though. But, to be honest, I think they have considered it, and their position is "we don't care w
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14y ago
Meh. The schoolyard bully isn't getting my sympathy. PeopleBrowsr is doing little more than squirming in Twitter's grasp. It's not like there's some great injustice about their legal case. It's more like a last ditch attempt at trying to pr
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14y ago
If Twitter hadn't been acting like a jerk to their developer community for the last 2 years, I would completely side with Twitter on this. However, given Twitter's recent behavior of backpedalling on expectations they set for developing on
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14y ago
Another way to say this could be, "The site does not render well..." That would take the edge off your criticism, and be a more polite way to help your fellow hacker.
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14y ago
Don't get me wrong. My business makes decent money. At least as much as I'd make if I had a fulltime job instead. I'm just not sure that's enough success to qualify me as an educator and model on how to do business well. Hell, most of it bo
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14y ago
I don't mean to pick on OP, but I'm always a little surprised at how some authors can make money, by writing about how to make money. When in fact, the way they made money was selling books about it, not necessarily by the advice found in t