condescendence

11 ms·

61.
by condescendence 11y ago
I keep seeing links about this on HN? Beating a dead horse? It exists, we know about it. It's almost like the same asp.net/mvc tutorials being copied and pasted from blog to blog.
62.
by condescendence 11y ago
I have a problem understanding his writing style, that's besides the point. What he says is true, football is high school in the south...especially a place like Texas. Just goes to show the disparity in US education between states.
63.
by condescendence 11y ago
what else would you expect?
64.
by condescendence 11y ago
For the micro payments, I don't take the initiative to suggest bitcoin that often, but it could be a decent payment option if this were actually implemented. Another social experiment you could try is offering a year subscription for
65.
by condescendence 11y ago
greenyoda posted a link to discussion about this. On that thread there's also a few links to other decent discussions about it. There's some discussion in the top comments of this link too. https://news.ycombinator.com&
66.
by condescendence 11y ago
So basically, they're starting to do something they should've been doing?
67.
by condescendence 11y ago
As another user hinted at, this article is completely back-asswards. >I have not done laundry in years. I get my clothing custom made in China for prices you would not believe and have new ones regularly shipped to me. Shipping is a prob
68.
by condescendence 11y ago
If you'd like some instant feedback, or a test user to help with dev feel free to shoot me an email: james -at- royalholdings.net
69.
by condescendence 11y ago
I don't mean to be an asshole, but your criticism is basically along the lines of "You're doing this all wrong, do it how I say this should be done" They don't have physical servers, he's already answered that
70.
by condescendence 11y ago
Site looks great, the video down the bottom has a pricing model in it, and the sites does not. From the looks of it, the price model in the video was just set for development reasons because it's listing at $0.2/month. I would fix
71.
by condescendence 11y ago
This is sort of easy to explain, the United States makes the processes difficult because it wants the money kept here. What interest are you to the United States if you work here and then don't spend any of the money in the economy? If
72.
by condescendence 11y ago
The title thing is funny, if you look at the URL it's a more accurate title. Power consumption of the worlds most popular websites calculated on different browsers – Chrome vs Safari vs Firefox vs http://blog.getbatterybox.c
73.
by condescendence 11y ago
Isn't this something everyone already knows? Basically if its in the code it's gonna get indexed. The real issue here is how those different methods rank against other "options" with similar search results, searching spe
74.
by condescendence 11y ago
>The situation about Greece is mired with propaganda and media tells us that Greeks just want to lay on beach, never work and retire when they are 50. I've heard so many parrot that because they read it in a magazine and it is not t
75.
by condescendence 11y ago
Not necessarily, Greece in itself is a very interesting situation. Almost half of their entire countries' GDP was generated by a single city before 2011. [1][2]second link is a decent read about individual municipalities going down slo
76.
by condescendence 11y ago
The original commenter already responded to this post, but I'm pretty sure he was making fun of the fact that someone was pissed about the United States allowing gay marriages, and so the solution for them was somehow moving to Canada