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by eogas 16y ago
And Dreamspark!
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by eogas 16y ago
I just installed Adobe Reader 9 on XP and it didn't install AIR.
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by eogas 16y ago
TIL what FUD stands for: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear,_uncertainty_and_doubt
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by eogas 16y ago
Exactly. Just as tumblr is to blogger and Vimeo is to youtube, Diaspora will become the hipster alternative to Facebook. Totally called it.
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by eogas 16y ago
>Your mother's cousin is on Facebook. She won't be on Diaspora or (X). All the more reason to use Diaspora or (X).
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by eogas 16y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G3dzddZ6WE
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by eogas 16y ago
>That said, it is worth bearing in mind that computer science is no more about computers than astronomy is about telescopes. I like this quote. I think I'm going to use it next time someone says "Oh, so you're a Computer Science major?
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by eogas 16y ago
It looks like I'm such an HN newbie that I didn't know you have to actually visit the individual comment page to flag it. So they're probably are both the same. And they're probably both 100 or less.
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by eogas 16y ago
Ah! You are correct. Sorry for the confusion. So they're both 100 or less I guess.
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by eogas 16y ago
Is this flagging comments or flagging submissions? I'm just over 100 and I can flag submissions but not comments.
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by eogas 16y ago
Dear God.
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by eogas 16y ago
This in no way rings true with my experience of modern computers. I think most people will agree, unless you are blatantly taxing a machine beyond what it was ever meant to handle (running 17 instances of Visual Studio at once, and tryin
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by eogas 16y ago
Especially if it's in Java, which, if I'm not mistaken, is incredibly easy to decompile.
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by eogas 16y ago
This mode of doing things is, for the most part, already available. There are apps that work around the same principle as CalorieKing, where common restaurants and foodstuffs are saved in a database with their respective nutrition details.
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by eogas 16y ago
This is worse than tvtropes.
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by eogas 16y ago
>Tell all your existing, un-paying customers that in 30 days, you're going to start charging $19.99/month for it, but if they sign up before the pricing starts, they're in for $9.99 (or $12.99--whatever floats your boat). Leave all your
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by eogas 16y ago
Pshhh, you're so two thousand and late , haha, ha....hrr......hrrpphhmmm I just threw up in my mouth a little.
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by eogas 16y ago
You've just made two contradicting statements. There are lots of people who listen solely to music produced with in the last 10 years, and they want a stereo that it sounds good on. Now you would probably argue that it won't sound good on
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by eogas 16y ago
Facebook and Apple? Where'd they come up with that one?
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by eogas 16y ago
Hint: What does the D stand for in MSDN? Bigger Hint: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8To-6VIJZRE
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by eogas 16y ago
Hah, this is fantastic. I love how Microsoft routinely make fun of themselves. You can see this same mugshot picture in this commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11NOblvuEpU And has anyone visited the MSDN portal recently? http://
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by eogas 16y ago
I think one of the best things my dad ever did for me was read to my brother and me as children. And I'm not talking about stupid kid books. These were classics. Books that you might be assigned to read for a literature class. Hell, he r
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by eogas 16y ago
Okay, well in that case, I am also ... (takes comparably deep breath) ... going to do this. And I will attempt to create a game that is even more stupid-simple than yours.
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by eogas 16y ago
Someone should make a wiki that explains all these references, because I'm completely lost.
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by eogas 16y ago
You should add an "I don't really care" option.
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by eogas 16y ago
In my hometown of Milwaukee, I was able to tell which color was which race without looking at the key.
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by eogas 16y ago
Hell I'd buy it just for the "quote" on the cover.
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by eogas 16y ago
I keep it simple. Xmarks, adblock (adthwart on chrome), and sometimes greasemonkey.
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by eogas 16y ago
This is just one thing to add to the list of stories TechCrunch has completely made up.
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by eogas 16y ago
This is what I hate about the times we live in. When someone comes up with an idea of how to solve a problem, all we do is discuss. We discuss and we discuss. We argue about the plausibility, we may even do some calculations to see how p

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