dime

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by dime 3y ago
He's a frontend dev, so part of the job. Not everyone has the luxury to write off/skip QA for Edge.
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by dime 4y ago
Prime telephone area code for New York
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by dime 4y ago
If you have a signed NDA, it may cover disclosure of agreements such as employment contracts.
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by dime 4y ago
I can't help but notice that we are creating a mess on Mars.
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by dime 5y ago
Thank you for highlighting this. As I fan, I hold my nose watching the sport while knowing how deep the corruption runs.
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by dime 6y ago
I didn't and went with the audiobook version.
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by dime 6y ago
I'd love to pay for Youtube if they eliminated tracking/profiling. Not having ads is not enough of an incentive here.
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by dime 15y ago
Agreed. It would seem to me that time would be better spent on core services. Why be knee deep in something that is already becoming a commodity?
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by dime 16y ago
American born, but kept my Polish roots (speak/read/write). Pozdrowienia!
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by dime 16y ago
Perhaps the real fear is the community degrading the way of Digg or Reddit? Personally, I chuckled at the comment. However the thought of HN being overrun by hordes of interwebz meme spitting, boob picture posting trolls did cross my mind.
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by dime 17y ago
It's an important lesson not to feed the trolls. Some people have way too much free time on their hands. Anyone wanting to remain productive cannot fall into the flame war trap.
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by dime 18y ago
I would highly suggest you get a license to feature the lyrics on your site if you intend on going mainstream. Aside from legal troubles you could face, I think intellectual property should be respected. Using someone's copyrighted material
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by dime 18y ago
I like the fact that Crocs are anti-bacterial, but it also worries me. The use of anti-bacterial soap and other cleaning products in hospitals has spawned super bugs resistant to known means of combating pathogens. Could Crocs share the sam
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by dime 18y ago
5GB for $29.95 is hardly fair. Web hosting companies have found ways to increase bandwidth and keep plan prices at same or lower levels. Why can telcos do the same? $5.99 per GB is a ripoff. I have already called Time Warner Cable and warne