bobds

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by bobds 15y ago
They should be embarassed about asking you to give your password over the phone.
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by bobds 15y ago
I get a blank page for some reason, even after enabling everything with NoScript.
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by bobds 15y ago
I think you overestimate CS students.
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by bobds 15y ago
It doesn't matter what you sell. What matters is how you sell it. Case in point, Joe Ades with his vegetable peelers: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCUct4NlxE0
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by bobds 15y ago
Going to all this trouble to create accounts and upvote, then making empty blogspam-like comments... seems like a waste.
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by bobds 15y ago
I think more and more people will rely on Google for navigational queries. "Hey you should really check out this awesomestuff.sfdj website" "I'll look at it when I get home." ... later in the day: "Hmmm was it awesomestuff.com or awesomestu
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by bobds 15y ago
There is a confirmation step mentioned, you could choose an alternate identity then or generate a random one just for this site.
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by bobds 15y ago
I've watched a couple episodes of that, was quite entertaining. I remember the Greek title on a Japanese series caught my eye.
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by bobds 15y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Europe (can travel to your location for limited periods) Skills: PHP, Javascript, HTML, CSS, SQL, Java, Wordpress, Web services (more details: http://disattention.com/about/ )
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by bobds 15y ago
They can get considerably less data if you don't have Javascript enabled.
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by bobds 15y ago
How about on the internet? If you can't find 5 prospective users online, then quite likely you don't have a market.
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by bobds 15y ago
I wonder if this concept could somehow be applied at a microscopic level.
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by bobds 15y ago
There's a whole lot more of these actually. Here are a couple off the top of my head: - Meta refresh tags could be one. - Creating a form on-the-fly and submitting it via Javascript.
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by bobds 15y ago
I'd say it's a fairly clearly-stated argument.
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by bobds 15y ago
I'm a premium user on Newsblur and higly recommend it. I've tried about a dozen RSS readers and it's the one I like best so far. I'm not a big fan of the original-site-view myself but I suppose it can come in handy sometimes. The addition o
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by bobds 15y ago
And after you connect with your FB or Twitter, it asks you again for an email/password combo.
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by bobds 15y ago
For those that don't know Werner, he's the kind of guy that says "It's not a significant bullet" after getting shot with a pellet gun: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylXqc8TQ15w
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by bobds 15y ago
I've recently enjoyed several episodes of the Vanguard series. There are full episodes of the first 3 seasons available on YouTube: http://current.com/shows/vanguard/ http://www.youtube.com/show?p=8NtSYAZY9Y8&s=3 On a similar note,
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by bobds 15y ago
Tumblr also has some other awesome features you may not have noticed. My favourite is tag pages only up to 15. So if you have 300 items under a given tag, you can only sort of see 225 (at 15 items per page).
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Knut, the $140 million polar bear(businessweek.com)
2 points by bobds 15y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 15y ago
Why are we comparing everything to a ponzi-scheme lately? "The essence of that critique is that Amazon is just buying customers, and that once it runs out of the money to do so the Ponzi scheme will collapse." That makes no sense if you ask
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by bobds 15y ago
How about Dirty Jobs? It covers so many niches.
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/dev/random and virtual systems(mail-archive.com)
48 points by bobds 15y ago|40 comments
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Fight Bad-Faith Insurance Companies: Hall of Shame(badfaithinsurance.org)
3 points by bobds 15y ago|0 comments
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by bobds 15y ago
Well yeah that's sort of obvious. Frankly, I'm surprised that so many people will readily equate their lactose-intolerance to dairy being somehow evil.
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by bobds 15y ago
Do cows only make milk for our enjoyment?
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by bobds 15y ago
Do all the shops you've included provide a datafeed for affiliates?
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by bobds 15y ago
See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cooperative_Linux "Cooperative Linux, abbreviated as coLinux, is software which allows Microsoft Windows and the Linux kernel to run simultaneously in parallel on the same machine."
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by bobds 15y ago
If you'll allow me to pull a quote from the article, I think it would be interesting to discuss. Satoshi said this in the thread where he was introducting Bitcoin at the Cryptography mailing list: "I actually did this kind of backwards. I h
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by bobds 15y ago
I remember they were planning some sort of digital currency but it seems I've confused it with Liberty Reserve. I first got involved with e-gold and other digital currencies 6-7 years ago and with so many of them coming and going, I guess m

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