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by dkuntz2 13y ago
My main issue is that it's proper English. You don't start sentences or proper nouns with capitals... It's weird to me.
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So capitalization isn't something you do?
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None. Resolutions are silly because for the most part you're not going to change anything, and you're making it based on an arbitrary date and time.
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
Is the Bing result really "better"? Lots of people would rather not have the annotations... Additionally, with AdBlock on, AZLyrics makes only 21 requests and takes 1.03 seconds to load completely on my machine. RapGenius (still w
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
How is their ranking method broke? Most searches you make probably give you what you want within the top five results (excluding lyrics, as you've shown a weird need to have RapGenius be the source of your lyrics). How can you prove
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
Right. But the inbound links can still get to the new site. What I got from your comment was concern for other websites who linked to RapGenius, and the users of those websites...
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
They didn't really push AZLyrics, or any other lyrics site up. Those rankings haven't changed. Their position relative in the list you see based on your search terms has, but that's relative . Why should Google give special
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HTTP 301 ?
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
The CR-48 (Google's test chromebook) had the same problem. The last function key was the power button, and it was right above backspace. One accidental move and it fell asleep. It was really the only problem I had with that computer.
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
It was a school project. We were the only team to use new technologies. Everyone else used Java or C# (with one group using PHP). Go seemed cool. Dart (which we used for the frontend) also seemed cool.
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The population didn't elect Bush II the first time [1]. The electoral college did, making it the fourth time a candidate winning the popular vote didn't win the electorate vote. Would the alternatives of McCain or Romney have re
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Is it really more extensible? Jekyll has the means to execute arbitrary code as well, which means it can do basically anything Ruby can do. I assume that's the same with pagd, but with python code... But that doesn't make it more
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
A collaborative music jukebox that lets multiple people listen to the stream over a network. Because cloud-based jukeboxes seem to be all the rage, but none of them let you play music with other people at the same time. We gave it a fun nam
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I don't think they'd always be given the choice to. Especially something like Netflix, which directly competes with cable companies and their online offerings.
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Even if cheap actively hinders them from doing something they want to do ?
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3. Part of the craft of programming involves knowing your environment. Learning how to get a production or even development environment up and running for a new technology or programming language is part of that technology and programming l
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
I think the real question is: do they want "help"? They're doing perfectly well. They fill their role, they do their job, they do what they want during their free time. Who are you (or anyone) to say that needs to be changed?
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
Numbers 3 through 6 are questionable... Unless you directly link 3 with 2, you'd learn a log more and be able to experiment a whole lot more with a VPS. You can self-sign an SSL certificate and not pay anybody anything... And you can s
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
I suppose using it as a claim for unlimited authority isn't a good situation, but I don't know if I see breaking net neutrality as being a trust. Considering where the term anti-trust came from, ISPs who block certain sites withou
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It's not simplistic at all. I'm currently a junior in college, and I read this last year by suggestion of another student who said it was an excellent precursor to our college's Computer Organization course (haven't take
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
But what if there isn't another provider in your area?
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Who would you have enforce net neutrality?
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
Why wouldn't you expect them to lose market share? They're actively hindering customers from their desired actions. Doesn't that typically mean customers will look for alternatives?
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Not "Ipsum about nothing?"
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Seriously? Because we don't call them inalienable corporate rights, we call them inalienable human rights. Equating a corporation to a human is part of what got us in a whole host of messes.
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Plus, if I recall correctly, Thinkpads are the only brand certified for use in space by NASA.
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It doesn't have a wide release for a couple weeks.
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by dkuntz2 13y ago
You're accusing me of exactly what you're doing, speaking and making assumptions without analyzing. I have thought about the situation, and I had no predisposition against Rap Genius. Their actions, followed up by what I've r
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Considering all the parent did was call them "toxic", something I personally agree with based on everything I've read and heard about them, and that wasn't even their main point, your questions are kinda moot. No, Google
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I'm sorry, did they not, with "malice aforethought", blatantly disregard Google's terms. And then brag about it? And, after being called on it, issue a not-really apology that basically said "fuck you, we do what we

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