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by ceol 13y ago
The data that there are three pro-BTC articles on the front page every day. It's personally why I've stopped visiting as often. We get it: You want to keep convincing yourself you didn't waste thousands of dollars on a huge,
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by ceol 13y ago
Credit cards are not a feature of a currency. You could just have credit cards that keep debt in BTC instead of USD. The point of the person you're replying to is that, for 99.999999% of businesses, there is no benefit to using BTC. It
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by ceol 13y ago
The most exciting thing since the web? Really? It's an interesting technology, but let's not forget Foursquare launched the same year and has had more of an impact on business, and Instagram launched a year after and has had mor
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by ceol 13y ago
Woo, bacon lollipops, server hosting, and pizza. Truly the essentials. You need grocery stores, gas stations, clothing stores, and restaurants to start accepting it. Until then, it's really just a novelty for middle class college Liber
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by ceol 13y ago
Surely you're a lawyer with extensive experience in copyright law to make such a claim.
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by ceol 13y ago
"Apple world" is pretty big.
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by ceol 13y ago
Conjecture: End users can be confident everything that they purchase in an app is tied to their iTunes account. Purchasing an Amazon e-book using the Kindle app means the end user — who is not the most tech-savvy — needs to have an Amazon a
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by ceol 13y ago
And every time someone talks about those terrible startup jobs, everyone agrees they're garbage.
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by ceol 13y ago
We have no idea what your office is like or how much they make. We do have an idea how much PA makes, and it's enough to hire at least two people to handle these tasks.
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by ceol 13y ago
> They run conventions. Obviously they want their IT guy around to help set everything up. The wifi at PAX Prime 2012 was unusable the majority of the time. How do you mitigate that? Their website developer is supposed to be in charge
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by ceol 13y ago
If you can't make interesting conversation without talking about sex, politics, or religion, that sounds like a problem with you.
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by ceol 13y ago
Rape victim-blaming still happens. A lot.
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by ceol 13y ago
The author didn't say that every engineering project was perfect — only that he would believe an engineer if they gave him a very specific estimate.
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by ceol 13y ago
That's the best time, so that people don't think it's a function they should be calling without understanding exactly what they're doing.
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by ceol 13y ago
I forget if it's Jinja or Django's template, but one of them has a function that only exists inside of for loops that returns the current index. I thought that was a great way to handle it, since it's always available without
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by ceol 13y ago
I love how you automatically assume I'm a feminist or have some connection to the feminist community, despite me never proclaiming that. Is this another PUA technique? To fall flat on your face in an argument?
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by ceol 13y ago
You made the BTC-zealots angry. Be careful; most of them have nothing to lose. Get it?
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by ceol 13y ago
If someone holding an opposing view to you leaves you speechless, it generally means you are indoctrinated in your belief and should reevaluate it.
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by ceol 13y ago
Probably the same way, but being a female pickup artist doesn't carry all of that "constantly objectified in media" and "the subject of a steady stream of slut-shaming (but if she doesn't put out she's totally
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by ceol 13y ago
I had to scroll all the way down here to see someone use the word "feminist" as a baseless insult. You guys need to step up your game .
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by ceol 13y ago
Yeah! It's about empowering socially awkward people who just have trouble holding conversations! That's why it's called "pick up artistry": because you're picking up conversations! Wait... --- I honestly wond
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by ceol 13y ago
> But the book never stated that the pussy flow was blocked in Denmark, just that there was low quality, masculine pussy. He sure isn't helping his case. All of the random claims of "socialism" and "left-leaning&quo
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by ceol 13y ago
Nobody's buying it, man. PUA techniques are for the socially awkward the same way blown glass pipes are for tobacco smokers. What people claim and what the vast majority use it for are two different things. All you have to do is look a
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by ceol 13y ago
If you're the type of person who can actually get through the install process,[0] you're the type of person who doesn't care about having to access it via localhost. There's nothing wrong with making a web mail client th
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by ceol 13y ago
Isn't Glass always turned on and waiting for user input? Does "is operating" mean the device is powered even if it's not doing anything? These are some of the things the courts have to figure out.
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by ceol 13y ago
Really, the only reason Python and Ruby have the same "noticeably higher" barrier to entry is because most cheap hosting services don't support Python and Ruby the same way they do PHP. Python and Ruby are just as easy, if no
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by ceol 13y ago
> PHP is a general purpose programming language. No no no no no no no. Nonono. No. It's a web framework and template language built around a handful of C wrappers and awkward database interactions. It can't even represent uns
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by ceol 13y ago
While you're in that hospital, ask what their procedure is if you've been infected with rabies within the past week. It's most certainly not "curtains and sedation." Just that bit of factual nonsense leads me to bel
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by ceol 13y ago
You used their trademarked brand name in a product and URL for that product. That's a huge mistake. Plus there's the whole issue with your app sidestepping reddit's "delete", "remove", "edit", an
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by ceol 13y ago
Wait, are you talking large as in amount of land, amount of people, or amount of GDP? Because I don't believe the US is the largest in any of those.

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