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by bugs 17y ago
Some things to consider for me: - Don't put ads where content should be, I hate when I'm scrolling and there is an ad where I should be reading (unless it is displayed at the end of an article) - Put ads in a designated area, and stick to t
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by bugs 17y ago
There are certain levels that people require to not work for a company and though this action may only stray away a few extremists from wanting to work as the amount of ill actions perceived by the public increases the amount of people will
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by bugs 17y ago
I'm curious if knowing cousins is more likely if the amount of children is smaller. Such as on my mothers side families often consist of 4-7 children for each couple, like my mom is one of six, and I don't really know any 3rd or even 2nd co
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by bugs 17y ago
Grabbing libraries isn't fun when you first start out programming you really don't learn much and really can't do anything and I think that seems to be where everything is headed. If you are programming for work sure its going to be easier
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by bugs 17y ago
Unless you are using something like a laptop and close the lid.
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by bugs 17y ago
Sadly you get a discount from windows on most machines... same specs but the windows equivalent is usually cheaper.
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by bugs 17y ago
Agreed, but the thing is it really is going to have to be good software. In example it would take a very good software package to move ubuntu users from openoffice to another alternative. But there are some places where ubuntu is somewhat l
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by bugs 17y ago
I really do hope this pans out so long as ubuntu stays free and for the most part[1] open I'll support what they are doing for linux and operating systems. [1]: So long as the base for ubuntu is free and open I'm happy and if they create so
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by bugs 17y ago
I'm sorry that you see the world that way but not everyone can cure cancer or build robots and to be honest most don't want to. If you are using any operating system other than the unix invented 40 years ago then I think there is a reason f
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by bugs 17y ago
As much as I hate twitter it most definitely is not a reinvention of the telegraph For the operating system snark I for one am glad the world isn't still using apple II's If you want the problems solved start working on it yourself it isn't
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by bugs 17y ago
When you find out the day is shortened by milliseconds you really have to think was all that work finding out how much time the day was shortened worth it.
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by bugs 17y ago
I don't think the olympics get it... granting exclusive rights for coverage of well everything.
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by bugs 17y ago
I would bet that this solution is much much cheaper considering the time needed for a person to translate an article and the cost of around 20 cents. One thing I do wonder about is the quality of the translations.
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by bugs 17y ago
I can criticize them all I want, they may have to pay the bills but tricking users really isn't a very nice way to do that. And not being a digg user it is hard to notice the difference between that and a normal submission. Reddit style is
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by bugs 17y ago
As long as we are on the subject of article content please please don't be one of those people who decides pictures are necessary in blog posts, especially in abundance. Pictures should only be used sparingly and if they actually illustrate
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by bugs 17y ago
Meh bitching helps, if I mess up an exam I was supposed to do good on because of obscure notation I forgot to study but I understood the concepts and solution better than anyone damn straight I am going to bitch. I can't change the past but
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by bugs 17y ago
They are not clearly labeled they have the same look and feel of a digg submission and are only lacking some of the touches at the bottom like comments. The top says sponsored by but it says sponsored by in the light unreadable text that is
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by bugs 17y ago
Reviews aren't meant to decay quickly, sure a restaurant could improve over time but many do not and creating online accounts or hiring people for fake reviews is most likely easier and cheaper.
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by bugs 17y ago
Interesting, I can understand the relation to anxiety as when I have had more than a couple cups of coffee on a given day I really do start to become shaky and irritable by things that normally wouldn't phase me and have seen similar things
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by bugs 17y ago
I'm curious to how you got into the using coffee for energy (especially in the early mornings) it seems that this has become the norm in peoples lives: waking up to two or three cups of coffee and then drinking even more at work. I like cof
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by bugs 17y ago
Blogspam :/ http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1065087 http://blog.okcupid.com/index.php/2010/01/20/the-4-big-myths...
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by bugs 17y ago
This is the problem you have people that think they need to fully support these older browsers and cripple their systems in the process. I really hope the movement of upgrading browsers and furthering the web standards starts happening mor
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by bugs 17y ago
That will never be done, I played source for many years and for the year that they updated it and ruined many competitive features it wasn't that great and actually made me buy a new computer to even play the game with an HDR update. Now I
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by bugs 17y ago
Hey I very much have enjoyed the curling matches this year :) I didn't get to see the hockey game though.
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by bugs 17y ago
Cilantro really is awful from my perspective so I would be one of those people that hate it, I love Spanish food but I live in New Mexico so I really just love New Mexican food which really is quite different from Mexican food. It really is
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by bugs 17y ago
Well tape especially something not as adhesive such as electrical tape can be easily removed without defacing the computer, even half a post it note would work as intended.
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by bugs 17y ago
If so, how do you prevent them from using the encrypted password in the same way?
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by bugs 17y ago
Aside from the corny jokes that was rather interesting interview.
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by bugs 17y ago
I realized that I probably wouldn't be standing there drinking his beer if he were a better programmer. I'm missing something did you get to know him because of his bad programming or what? I guess I'm just missing what you are saying.
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by bugs 17y ago
To be honest I'll never be a console gamer like I used to be a PC gamer. As it was I was an FPS gamer all the way and a controller can never match keyboard and mouse combo for any of those games. Another thing that consoles can't beat is p

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