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by binxbolling 13y ago
I'm interested in reading this article, but simply can't because of the insane nested format. Is this supposed to be an improvement upon a page of text? </oldmangripes>
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I will eat a shoe if this is available in 12 months for $300.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Can I give you some unsolicited feedback? - On Firefox 27x the "Most Popular" note is overlapped on top of the pricing, making both hard to read - the jump from free to lite seems a little large... is there no room for, say, a $5&
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Except in communism it'd be the community (or, commune) that'd own the business. Since this is worker-owned, it's closer to syndicalism than communism (or socialism).
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by binxbolling 13y ago
One might also be inclined to vote "neutral" if he/she finds the words "traitor" and "hero" to be gross exaggerations, unhelpful, and a bit melodramatic. For example, a less overwrought question might ask
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Many people have picked up on it, which is why I've read it in multiple places. It's noteworthy, but less so than you seem to imply: a denial is exactly what we would expect if Dorian was Satoshi, and if Dorian was not Satoshi. So
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by binxbolling 13y ago
IMO, this is key — although I'm biased, because I'm asking you to cater to me. However, I think I'm not alone: someone a little tech-savvy, but neither a true developer or designer. I think there are lots of people like me wh
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I think I can state with a high degree of confidence that the blog author was neither assuming nor suggesting that "the ranks of small businesspeople are uniformly populated with flighty dilettantes." Seems like a strawman critiqu
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by binxbolling 13y ago
You have... a million dollars worth of bitcoin? Goddamn.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I'd be interested in knowing of a Keurig alternative as well. I realize everyone in here is saying the coffee is terrible, but frankly it's good enough for me. If that makes me a philistine, so be it. Personally, the convenience t
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by binxbolling 13y ago
That really sucks, and you have my sympathy. When/how did you first find out, and if you don't mind me asking, how have you been taking it so far?
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by binxbolling 13y ago
But that's just not true. In the NE, I can get Smuttynose, Harpoon, Long Trail, Sam Adams, etc in 18 and 24 pack boxes. I have difficulty imagining it's that different for the rest of the country. And whatever you think of those b
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Well, they added the nice "feature" of bugging you sign up for partner offers, whether loans, credit cards, or whatever. So: changes, yes. Improvements? No.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I'm very confident that $500 was not meant to even remotely cover the rent. It's just a small stipend to help.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Definitely agree regarding their coverage -- only being in 7 out of 50 states is no minor drawback. The death of ADP and its ilk can't come soon enough. Payroll might not be as 'sexy' as some other markets, but you're ri
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by binxbolling 13y ago
> You can't expect to slap a random distro on a random computer and expect 100% of everything to work without some tweaking. Right, and I think most people agree with this. But we can't assent to that and then turn around and c
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Feel free to offer real numbers in response then. I could not find any source that listed the number of USD millionaires in Vietnam to be out of the hundreds... when you're talking hundreds out of a population nearing 90 million, then
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by binxbolling 13y ago
A tiny bit of Googling, not to mention common sense, reveals your second sentence to be patently untrue.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Twitter is not competing with that cat. At all. The comparison tells us absolutely nothing meaningful at all: you can be wildly successful and have less users than TTC, or you can have way more users than TTC and be doing terribly. In no wa
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Talking Tom Cat versus Twitter has to be one of the worst comparisons I've seen in a while. As a small curiosity at the bottom of this article... fine. As part of the headline and lede? Come on, it's ridiculous.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
SmartDraw is also kind enough to include spyware/malware with their installation.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
It's not everything they sell though.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
What LMS start-up? I'd love to check it out.
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I'm looking for the Instructure of business LMSes... does anyone have any recommendations? AFAIK Canvas is very ed-focused, but I'm still searching for a great equivalent in the business space that's playing David to Oracle o
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by binxbolling 13y ago
I don't know much about this subject, so can you explain what "our government has destroyed the IPO exit" actually means? What was the investment model with a four-decade run that is now over, and how does it differ from the
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Just to clarify: my understanding was that, in very broad strokes, it's socialism in which the means of production are owned by the state. Then in communism the means of production are owned by the community, in syndicalism they'r
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Among the Religious Right in the US, it's very largely manufactured. Meaning: groups of people very deliberately chose two key issues (abortion and gay marriage) and created opposition movements where there weren't any before. A n
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by binxbolling 13y ago
It depends on the person, and that's what makes management (and life!) tricky. For one employee, a nice raise is all that really counts. For another, they'll certainly welcome a nice raise, but really public praise is going to be
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by binxbolling 13y ago
It's bizarre to lump Win XP in with duds like Me and Vista. Isn't XP, by most measures, an unmitigated success? (You might not think it's great personally, but it's certainly not the case that MS has had no blockbusters
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by binxbolling 13y ago
Which of the old logos are you referring to?

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