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dbz
17y ago
I have an idea for you (aside from banning all of those annoying IPs). Try mapping the courses the random clicks have. If you see a pattern, then once a bot starts the pattern, have a form pop up asking it if it is human. If there is no pat
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17y ago
Yes. I would say you are wrong. Creating a phone just so people will use the internet + for a longer amount of time seems ridiculous to me. The entire point of the article was saying that Google is trying to make money by creating new oppor
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17y ago
I just realized I have paid no attention at all to anyone's name. I know my brother's name when I see it, but that's it. Now I'm wondering if I am liked. Probably not >.<
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17y ago
K. Obviously a lie when he said you could hammer it with a nail. Force/Area = Pressure. If the pressure from hitting the corner of a fish tank with normal arm strength can break it, then I am sure a hammer would drive a nail right through t
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17y ago
No. Yes. It's very possible. I used to think Google was evil. I thought it was evil because it was so big and had so much potential influence. However, that is ridiculous. Just like how we (Americans) have three branches of government to ke
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17y ago
You should also keep the deletion after a week if it isn't used in the first week. (That way if people make a bunch they don't steal resources from you.)
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17y ago
I agree in the aspect that the creator should create an arrow or something after clicking "Chatify" button which points down to the chat and says something like "Pull Up". Also it would be nice for instead of "Guest182" I could see "You" by
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dbz
17y ago
You are correct. There are still a plethora of ``things``, which can be reverse engineered. However, most of them, (in my opinion?), are not things which I, or any other normal person, uses daily (cell phone,digital camera, computer, a car
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17y ago
Well. I hate to be like this -but- you are now my friend. You go competitor! You go! Okay. Now for the "ness" which makes this post not spam. " they are pretty inflexible and unaccomodating with customer service " Yes. That is a problem. An
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17y ago
I'm on the side of PayPal is evil. I'm tempted to ask everyone who has been affected by PayPal's "security measures" (a frozen account) to write a post and submit it to a blog. -But I don't want to waste anyone's time. Anyways. Aye. I have
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17y ago
Interesting article. I'm glad there were pictures; however, now I am hooked. It is on my 200 things to do before I die list. I hope I can make it to this one.
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17y ago
It would be funny if google responded by not allowing the French to use it's services. =] On the other hand. It's not a bad idea for America. If we taxed advertisements I /might/ see less of the ones I find annoying. And we could funnel tha
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17y ago
Well- I'm not impressed. This post provided no insight to me besides the message "Interesting posts get lots of views" and "I can get as many posts as some guy who spams on my website by being me" Those two messages seem very irrelevant to
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17y ago
Meh. I do tons of free coding for people, and I would do this as well. It's like free coding, but I get paid and get to train my patience! =] More importantly. How are the workers guaranteed to be highly talented? I'm under the impression t
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17y ago
That idea is flawed because putting that string will make it optimize for an Intel chip, which will be worse than optimizing for an AMD chip because even though the compiler chooses the worst "optimized" option, it is still optimizing FOR t
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17y ago
No, I was referring to ericlavigne. Although you are correct in saying that the comment was hostile and condescending. I'm sure the poster meant it to be as such for many possible reasons none of which I will try to guess.
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17y ago
Sometimes that "Incorrect conclusion from careless partial reading" is actually "Incorrect conclusion from reading ambiguous text." You can argue everything you say is always crystal clear, but...well...I'll leave it at that. And if that ca
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dbz
17y ago
Ah. That's what I meant to say (in my post)-I didn't like fact it didn't help me accomplish the goals. I did an awful job at saying it.
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17y ago
At first I thought after reading the beginning of the post and this: 1. Set goals 2. Keep a plant alive "Well. This looks like a bunch of useless skills" However, as I read down it made me appreciate a lot of what I do and actually shou
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17y ago
I think you are taking my posts the wrong way. I am not an animal activist, and I am fine with the idea of selective breeding (and of course dissection). We humans as a race probably not have survived (or gotten to our current) without dome
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17y ago
I like it a lot; however, it seems that if I type, my name, for example (my actual name) it doesn't check it. It seems like there is a very limited list of domains? Although I like it so far.
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17y ago
First off, I apologize if I offended you somehow. However, my points are still as valid as they were the first time I made them- except maybe I don't disagree with everything you said. I didn't realize you were saying you know one context
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17y ago
I disagree with pretty much everything you said- except anything which is your opinion- I can't disagree with that. I've worked with different development environments and even if my experience is incomplete, it is still experience and I kn
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17y ago
I do it for the exact same reason. I was asked to work on a project one time (small OS) and I was going to remake the core. The person had made it a couple months ago and had no idea what was what when I asked him about it. If he had just t
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17y ago
Of course it is a personally matter- and I thought I made that clear. You view it as amoral, but the "animal rights" activists view it as immoral, so my argument is that if it is immoral, how is breeding fish, a life, to have certain genes
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17y ago
You view breeding an animal to have certain traits and then selling it for personal profit more moral than dissecting a frog to help children understand more about life? Disgusting in my opinion. You are clearly willing to put a price on li
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17y ago
The article was suggesting ranting was very pleasant to read- and it is very helpful when correct. The point he made about the game review was that he rants, and he is 100% correct. "No better way to get your point across than to say it and
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17y ago
I see your point and I'll add to it. Along with difficulty in producing an explanation, there is difficulty in allowing the other person time to understand. -> This requires patience, and a lot of people I consider smart have very littl
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17y ago
That would be surprising because the woman look very alike. But if you are correct I bet VS was betting that people would think they are the same women. Meh. Doesn't really matter.
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17y ago
I fit some of those criteria! I don't feel it in my place to judge my programming skills in front of everyone here though. =p
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