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by djt 14y ago
Yeah it gives them leverage to force a plea bargain. ie the same as when they extended the charges for Aaron to 13. It's a tough one though because it works both ways. Remember when they put the mobsters away using Tax laws because they cou
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by djt 14y ago
I think this whole thing has become a meme now and people are starting to believe what they want to believe.
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by djt 14y ago
alleged credit card fraud is different from Aaron's case I would say.
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by djt 14y ago
Probably a good lesson there in developing for walled garden environments.
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by djt 14y ago
Very true
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by djt 14y ago
I honestly think that he thought he had outsmarted them.
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by djt 14y ago
Im sure having a felony conviction would be terrible for your ordinary person, but with Aaron's resume and public presence I dont think it would be hard for him to find work.
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by djt 14y ago
One of the main problems is that once the prosecutors become lenient with suicide risks then every person prosecuted says they're a suicide risk. unfortunate for the people that really are at risk.
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Obituary: Daniel J. Edelman(holmesreport.com)
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by djt 14y ago
If correct, that's pretty damning for MIT. Think of all the hackers that will think twice before applying now.
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by djt 14y ago
Have you read them? I've read 2 of them and they have may be relevant. The ideas in them go past visual design and through to communication of ideas etc.
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by djt 14y ago
yeah that was my thought. Its hard because it is very difficult for our brains to realise the concept that Reddit was profitable but no-where near as profitable as companies that we've never heard about.
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by djt 14y ago
< How should people who though like you and ed act differently now? If his opinions have changed then he is free to express that. People say and do things relying on the information they have at that time. I didn't write anything becaus
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by djt 14y ago
I'll be honest, I thought the same thing as Ed originally. It's a tragic story and I'm sure there is much to learn but let the family grieve rather than make click bait and throw people to the wolves ( ironically what this article is commen
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Ask PG: How are the Y Combinator crew going after Aaron's passing?
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by djt 14y ago
Google it
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by djt 14y ago
ah cool thanks for that, I didn't realise!
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by djt 14y ago
66 days isn't a lot of time. For a start up I can understand, but from MS I thought they would give people that arent happy with skype a chance to think about it.
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by djt 14y ago
Yeah but back then laptops would have been in the $1000-2000 range generally. Even without a PSU I would imagine you'd get at least $100-200 from a pawnbroker. IMO if youre robbing or stealing then you're generally pretty desperate or have
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by djt 14y ago
to put it more politely ;) Maybe you should do some research to find out about the article before writing comments. If you don't know who 37 signals are then its extremely easy to find out and would probably allow you to frame your argument
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by djt 14y ago
A similar story: I read years ago that there was a gang of people that would steal laptops at airports when businessmen were tired and unattentive. The reason they gave was that it was easy to move them (this was 10 years ago so a Macbook
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by djt 14y ago
Lenovo have had a pretty good track history though, so hopefully it wont come to that.
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by djt 14y ago
A good marketing ploy to save money by decommissioning their Validation servers. Would be interesting to see the cost of maintenance versus. Having said that, this is bad for the GIMP guys
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by djt 14y ago
This is a great idea. Allowing for two different brands to evolve with their respective markets.
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by djt 14y ago
Comparing the iPhone to a Note 2 is probably unfair as those things are HUGE!
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by djt 14y ago
I'd be interested to hear from people that actually have accounts to find out if they think it is good.
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by djt 14y ago
You should trial some adverts, hunches are great, but testing is relatively cheap these days and can make a big difference. Always test your assumptions.
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by djt 14y ago
thanks for your reply! Do you find that you get more enjoyment out of these types of games rather than on or offline games where you pay up front without "pay-2-play"?
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by djt 14y ago
I noticed this a lot last night at a nightclub. It was 11:30pm and people were on their smart phones smiling, it was for extended periods of time and they werent typing so almost definitely wasnt SMS messages. Even in a packed pub/club peop
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by djt 14y ago
They may be doing this to switch customers to their other titles before a new competitors game comes out

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