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by dromidas 13y ago
Lol... so some random contractor was on campus and saw someone browsing reddit upvoting/downvoting. I'm sure Linux guys are doing the same thing Pro-Linux and Anti-Windows but the difference is nobody is lurking in their backyard
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by dromidas 13y ago
This sounds like the toiletbowl cleaner + aluminum foil in a sealed 20 oz or 2liter bottle "experiments" I would do as a kid. I blew up a lot of bottles back then lol, it was so much fun. But quite toxic to breathe, so had to exercise more
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by dromidas 13y ago
Seriously. What the hell? lol. The petition didn't even mention what tax dollars are going to Microsoft...
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by dromidas 13y ago
I had no idea that Chick-Fil-A had a slogan, let alone that it was that retarded. "Eet Moar Chikin" or something like that? What the hell. How is "Eat More Kale" even similar? One is clearly serious (Kale) and the other is clearly trying to
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by dromidas 13y ago
Same argument about Nazi's vs. Jews. Nazi's didn't put them in internment camps, the specific solders in the army did it. The rest of the army was not to blame. Of course if the Nazi party hadn't existed at all, those soldiers wouldn't have
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by dromidas 13y ago
Now if they only had an app that said "Fix Windows Phone Bluetooth so your apps can work with your car #firstworldproblems".
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by dromidas 13y ago
Is this North Dakota after all the fracking?
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by dromidas 14y ago
It's a good thing nobody actually reads seventeen.com... except advertisers who are trying to figure out what people much younger than them are supposed to like. Which of course is all wrong because it's created by older people.
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by dromidas 14y ago
How is being disruptive any indication of smartness? It is the field which enables you to change industry standards, not the people who populate it. If anyone is well known as being disruptive I would say it was the scientist. Science resea
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by dromidas 14y ago
I'm glad we're able to pay them hundreds of thousands of dollars to provide them with "trainin" as quoted in the article.
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by dromidas 14y ago
That's true. I guess in backwater places without internet kind of places or whatever. But I would imagine not too many people there would have the money to afford a google glass to begin with though. I don't live in a big city though but I
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by dromidas 14y ago
Do the neo-luddites not realize that we are on cameras all of the time anyway? Except most likely when you are in your home. Although there is a chance you are on camera there as well without your knowledge. You cannot go out in public with
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by dromidas 14y ago
Is it just me or is that website not readable without getting a headache. Deep blue on left to white on right? Seriously?
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by dromidas 14y ago
Indeed. It is definitely not possible that they are offloading a home PC worth of compute power per user on the server side. The idea is just laughable, at least at this stage. The problem is that EA keeps producing games, and people keep b
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by dromidas 14y ago
Today a criminal... in 100 years a hero.
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by dromidas 14y ago
If people started bringing babies to work I wouldn't care too much about them making the worst sound known to man constantly when they are upset because I have spent hundreds of dollars on noise isolating earbuds to block out my already-ann
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by dromidas 14y ago
I really hope this works like they intend. For some reason I see patent trolls figuring a way around it though.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Or accidentally have any background processes running which happen to use data... I imagine most likely whats going to happen is you'll be on wifi with like 18 tabs open and one of them will have a stupid flash ad and wifi will go down for
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by dromidas 14y ago
100mb/month LTE? Awesome. Lets see... for a 1TB google drive, that would take......... 873 years to fill up that google drive.
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by dromidas 14y ago
mobile clients have their own set of bandwidth issues. I play 1 playlist on my phone, it is available locally (all downloaded long ago), and yet spotify has used over 2gb of bandwidth in the last 20 days. There's a huge thread about it on t
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by dromidas 14y ago
How has nobody said "CTRL ALT DELETE" then "CLICK POWER BUTTON IN CORNER" yet? It's stupidly easy.
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by dromidas 14y ago
That is really what a lot of introverts feel. It's okay if you are uncomfortable with that. We can recognize our own so in case it was not obvious that it was a blanket statement, let me just say "it was a blanket statement".
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by dromidas 14y ago
Just because you're a shut in doesn't mean you're depressed. Most people are incredibly vapid. I don't like interacting with most people because of this reason. Being a shut in is not as depressing as it seems. Perhaps you are an extrovert
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by dromidas 14y ago
That is a good case since customers who typically need a datawarehouse aren't just going to upload data once... they probably are going to upload frequently.
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by dromidas 14y ago
@_@
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by dromidas 14y ago
Yes to both. Also, Timothy Leary would be proud.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Lol this is silly. >and when I opened it up to see inside, proof that I’m not paranoid was glaring back at me. Or its proof that he's both paranoid AND lazy :)
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by dromidas 14y ago
Me too... why is it that Forbes and Wall Street are such awful websites.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Its definitely more often beautiful than historical truth or personal truth. Either way, you deserve to wear the uniform.
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by dromidas 14y ago
Machines don't pay taxes. Companies won't be donating the lost wage taxes to the government either. :P

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