beedogs

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by beedogs 13y ago
In a just world, these charges never would have been brought. In a sane world, a judge will dismiss these charges. We're not living in the first world, and I fear we're not in the second anymore, either.
752.
by beedogs 13y ago
25-30 miles is right on the cusp of "an unmanageably long commute", to me. Especially if anything goes wrong.
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by beedogs 13y ago
> My time has value Well, aren't you special? There's no difference in time spent using a standard all-in-one grinder/coffeemaker vs. a Keurig, and the results are going to be better-tasting.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Am I alone in thinking Apple should be worrying more about fixing iOS 7 rather than porting it to a lot of new devices? It is easily the buggiest version of iOS I've used (4 through 7.)
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by beedogs 13y ago
Good riddance. It's pure garbage, regardless of the legal reasons behind the takedown.
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by beedogs 13y ago
There are so many things that can be done digitally that bump up against the first, fourth, and fifth amendments as well as laws about the destruction of evidence. It's a mess.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Comments like this are why I wish "Shit HN Says" still existed on Twitter. Holy crap. The level of pie-eyed idealism is just astounding. Yeah, it's a good thing this $400M theft just happened! It's a feature, not a bug
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by beedogs 13y ago
> I appreciate that he started WhatsApp from scratch but this picture that is being painted of him as some sort of homeless street person is rather warped, don't you think? I get annoyed by this "rags-to-riches" narrative
759.
by beedogs 13y ago
Having similar weird USB issues on my 13" late 2013 MBP. It's been really, really crappy since I bought it. Same issues with keyboard and touchpad breaking under random applications. Apple seems to be completely ignoring the is
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by beedogs 13y ago
The hacker really only needs to be slightly smarter than whoever wrote that bad PHP in the first place. It's not implausible really that they'd send it through the same address.
761.
by beedogs 13y ago
My meager little BTC monies are all at btc-e. Never had an issue with them so far.
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by beedogs 13y ago
relax, they're just pivoting and will relaunch next week as an RPG card trading exchange.
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by beedogs 13y ago
It's because the powers-that-be decided, in their infinite wisdom, that any modification of a link's title is "editorializing". Thus we get ridiculous stuff like this, instead of something more illuminating.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Because it's their blog, not yours, and because a blog isn't a newspaper article?
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by beedogs 13y ago
Yeah, bro, because getting your picture on a postage stamp totally makes up for 40+ years of systematic racial vilification.
766.
by beedogs 13y ago
People really need to stop consulting mtgox for BTC prices. I still hear it's "the largest exchange" on the news from time to time, which is equally stupid, as it hasn't been that in a long time. It's a poorly-run
767.
by beedogs 13y ago
Yeah, I guess it's cheaper if you divide it by 10.
768.
by beedogs 13y ago
Becoming a publicly-traded company would only increase the odds of something like that happening, too, as they desperately try to increase revenue all the time.
769.
by beedogs 13y ago
The end result of this will be a fantastic shareholder lawsuit.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Sixty hours a week was a short week in the old days Back when we "employed" children and didn't have maternity leave? I don't think there are any reasons to hearken back to those days.
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by beedogs 13y ago
I'm guessing you did software for FIFA.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Regarding friends/partners/etc. If the amount of hours you want to work isn't compatible with your partner's expectations... get a new partner. Or, hey, just go live in a cave with your sad, forever-alone 60-hour-a-wee
773.
by beedogs 13y ago
This is why, although I don't do it, I don't have a problem with folks lying on their resume in order to be that perfect fit. If you can fool an employer into hiring you (and can fake it pretty well once you're in the buil
774.
by beedogs 13y ago
So, move to your own private island?
775.
by beedogs 13y ago
Typical libertarian response: why bother refuting anything zedshaw said when you can just attack him personally?
776.
by beedogs 13y ago
Surely that would trigger a Sherman prosecution.
777.
by beedogs 13y ago
Lesson: don't get your internet service from a company that also tries to sell you entertainment content. They're going to fuck you over both ways.
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by beedogs 13y ago
Hard to tell whether that was someone fucking up their sell order or someone dumping a whole lot of (ill-gotten?) bitcoins onto BTC-e.
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by beedogs 13y ago
I think I'm going to just release a game called "Push the Button". There's a big red button in the middle of the goddamned screen and the objective is to push it as many times as you can. As long as I don't kill a
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by beedogs 13y ago
The funny thing is that that Madonna song samples a Public Enemy track for its beat. The sample was obtained without consent. (The lyrics were also stolen from Ingrid Chavez, also without consent. She sued and won.)

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