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by antonius 13y ago
Seeing how the game accepts up to 4 players total, I'm guessing the screen factor played a role.
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by antonius 13y ago
“I am a cross between Steve Jobs and Leonardo da Vinci.” I guess when you have that many patents to your name, you can speak so highly of yourself?
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by antonius 13y ago
Although the article appears to be two years old, Mexican drug cartels still do these acts today, regardless of what someone may have said directly or indirectly about them[1]. They really are one of the most ruthless gangs out there. [1] M
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by antonius 13y ago
Same here. I'm guessing the amount of time you need to practice to see any sort of progress is far greater than what I've put in.
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by antonius 13y ago
"I feel somewhat dirty saying this" Why? O365 is a solid alternative to GMail. Nothing to be ashamed about.
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by antonius 13y ago
In the case of YouTube, I agree. What good alternatives are out there that have even half the content that YouTube has?
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by antonius 13y ago
Any examples? Saying it simply changed your life does not relate with anything the article talked about.
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by antonius 13y ago
The title of the article makes it sound like the US has damaged ties with Germany. Apparently not: “The worst part? Germany doesn’t even seem to mind.”
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by antonius 13y ago
" ...or would learning to program be a way out for them." In my opinion, not everyone is able to code. Not because it's some sort of exclusive club but because being a programmer involves thinking differently in order to fi
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by antonius 13y ago
As this picks up more media attention, the total number of customers that this will deter will greatly offset the $3,500 fine the company may end up receiving. Karma will prevail.
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by antonius 13y ago
Being employee #30 of Microsoft allowed Steve to enjoy his wealth from day 1. Oh, and working 30+ years helps.
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by antonius 13y ago
Regardless of what some may say about him, spending 30+ years at a company and serving as CEO of your remaining years shows the trust that Steve had. Similar to when Bill Gates left, it will be a sad day when Ballmer is not around.
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by antonius 13y ago
Cool idea. I sometimes take it for granted with how easy it may seem to browse the web versus someone who's native tongue is not English.
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by antonius 13y ago
Tomorrow's Q&A is cancelled. Bad Idea. Back to the drawing board. What did they expect?
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by antonius 13y ago
Just when you thought you've seen the last card payment idea, lo and behold there's another one. I'm fascinated with how many startups are in this space.
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by antonius 13y ago
Seriously. What's with the sudden surge of all of these one-card-fits-all startups?
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by antonius 13y ago
I'm sorry that you're so easily offended. Wasn't my intent to misspell the name. Original comment has been edited.
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by antonius 13y ago
It's nice to read about an athlete doing well financially in their retirement. With 60% of NBA players filing for bankruptcy[1] after retiring, kudos to Jamal Mashburn for being a success. [1] - http://bleacherreport.com&#x2
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by antonius 13y ago
Could just be me, but seems just another pay-to-learn type service. What differentiates Udacity from other similar educational services?
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by antonius 13y ago
"Nextt is for friends in your offline social network. Remember them?" So a social network for the people who don't use Facebook?
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by antonius 13y ago
Anyone else not able to read the article? NYTimes prompts me to register beforehand.
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by antonius 13y ago
Sleek, simple UI. Too bad no Windows Phone release just yet.
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by antonius 13y ago
Why would a company plan an IPO when they currently don't have a business model that makes money? Suggesting Snapchat is gearing up for an IPO is laughable.
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by antonius 13y ago
From the article: "No written permission of any kind was ever given by the students." What's the statute of limitations on something like this? I'm guessing since this occurred so long ago, nothing can be done.
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by antonius 13y ago
I love how nonchalant the CEO was when he called the VICE reporter to tell him not to eat any of the spoiled batch of Soylent.
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by antonius 13y ago
First the Chinese exchange (GBL) and now this? Scammers have been hitting the exchanges hard recently.
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by antonius 13y ago
With all of the philanthropy that Bill and his wife are doing, my gut feeling is that centuries from now, Bill will go down as being remembered more so for his contributions to humanity than everything he did in his professional career. Reg
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by antonius 13y ago
I agree. The design may seem unusual from a Westerner's point of view but from a Japanese prospective, this may fit the bill as a clean, simple design. The same can be said in reverse.
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by antonius 13y ago
If anything, the web provides a strong medium for bitcoin and this helps with the buying/selling process. Bitcoin wouldn't survive without the major benefits the web provides it.
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by antonius 13y ago
Being someone who got scammed out of ~5BTC back when they were ~$50 dollars, this happens way too frequently. We only get to hear about the large cases.

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