dmsinger

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by dmsinger 12y ago
Until keyboards were everywhere (which was a while ago, yes), I wasn't used to seeing the $ with a single vertical line in a money context. Myth or not, it made the interlocking U S very believable. It just makes me wonder which came f
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by dmsinger 12y ago
This is very interesting considering Alaska has some strict alcohol laws. There are many areas that are completely dry, and alcohol is very expensive (black market). It's generally this way due to crime and abuse. Will these areas kne
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by dmsinger 12y ago
I originally formed my s-corp for contracting. I was in and out of places and it was a lot easier from almost every angle (getting paid, paying taxes). I wound up getting full-time position eventually, but continued building my own websites
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by dmsinger 12y ago
This is similar what I was going to say: disposable income, behavior; and I was going to add replacement cycle. > If you want to predict the future, just look at what middle-class American teens are doing. I know people love to say/
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by dmsinger 13y ago
I still receive the same alerts I did a few months ago, but now I receive more. Far more, to the point where some have become useless. I had alerts like: "This" -"Not that" -site:notnews.com The filters stopped working
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by dmsinger 14y ago
I don't care for nesting much either. While it may be more like real life one-on-one conversations, I find it more difficult to follow an entire thread and very hard to scan through. I can enjoy a segment, but that's one of the problems I
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by dmsinger 14y ago
When you skip a commercial on your DVR that ad has already been paid for. That content provider has been paid. When you block an ad on the web it's not being counted as an impression and the content provider is not being paid (if CPM). They
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by dmsinger 14y ago
I found Ray Bradbury a difficult read in high school. Not for lack of understand or the style of his writing, but I was reading for a 'surface story', for lack of a better term. I wanted something very future-tech-Sci-Fi, and it didn't fi
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by dmsinger 14y ago
I like Zen Coding a lot, specifically for CSS. HTML, it's ok, but not always faster IMO. The list example is a good one because I think it's an easy 'this is better' use-case, but for most things that don't require multiple instances of s
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by dmsinger 15y ago
I wasn't confident that Forbes benefited more from the article than the NYT which is why I looked up the Likes myself as that was the most unbalanced comparison metric, and just didn't seem correct. After the look-up, the Likes are close i
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by dmsinger 15y ago
Cheating. New technology = new forms of cheating; and if the league allowed everything on the sidelines, it'd be near impossible for them to keep up with. Predicting plays isn't an issue. Predict all you like. Stealing plays (& the p