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601.
by forensic 16y ago
All games are toys.
602.
by forensic 16y ago
They don't have to go anywhere. Most communication will continue to happen through gossip, as it should. Facebook is stupid because it has become a social obligation to "friend" people on it, and like you pointed out, way too hard to set up
603.
by forensic 16y ago
It's strange that people will pay $5 for a cup of Starbucks for the convenience and atmosphere, but insist on saving $3/year by going with the most obnoxious DNS registrar. You couldn't pay me enough to have to put up with the GoDaddy bulls
604.
by forensic 16y ago
He sees himself as the hero of the village. Practically a superhero to these Africans. You don't see how a massive narcissist would find that fulfilling?
605.
by forensic 16y ago
Mark Zuckerberg is the #1 target for manipulation of every intelligence agency and influence centre on earth. His 26 year old mind is up against the intelligence apparatus of multiple nation states that want to use his possessions. He has n
606.
by forensic 16y ago
Once the software gets better the hardware can be made far less robust - and therefore cheaper. PR2 is a good start.
607.
by forensic 16y ago
- Government-barred foreign investment. - Corrupt duopoly (the collusion is so deeply obvious to anyone not mentally crippled). - Regulatory capture http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulatory_capture
608.
by forensic 16y ago
Domains are an asset and very easy to justify paying for if you have the money. It's not like they just burned half a million dollars. If the company folds they can sell the name. Also the name is vague enough to encompass any pivots. It's
609.
by forensic 16y ago
>I mean, does the person at the counter really care as to how I was doing? Why not? Why is it so remarkable that strangers can care about one another? I go out of my way to smile and treat people warmly. I value other people, it spreads
610.
by forensic 16y ago
Lots. It's only chronically negative people who believe that most smiles are false. Some people just enjoy being alive and so they smile. Even polite smiles are still polite and show concern for the emotions of the other. When Russians glow
611.
by forensic 16y ago
Dancing is for unemployed people!
612.
by forensic 16y ago
The Windows 7 campaign was successful. Windows Phone ads seem to be working too.
613.
by forensic 16y ago
I tend to suspect these "edgy" ads are really just ads for the ad agency, not so much for the client.
614.
by forensic 16y ago
My point is that Mormons are unique among religious people. When it comes to sex they are in their own category. You won't see a baptist joking about anal sex. Anyway, joke is definitely ruined now :p
615.
by forensic 16y ago
Most vandals aren't looking for a challenge. They're looking for something to destroy.
616.
by forensic 16y ago
Sounds like they need a special team specifically devoted to accessible-izing every app. A taskforce that would work in conjunction with each app team.
617.
by forensic 16y ago
I think her language is inline with the style of her product. In her case it is professional. She's not working for the NYT and her audience doesn't include gramma.
618.
by forensic 16y ago
Dude.. Mormons are freaks when it comes to sex. Pick a different example.
619.
by forensic 16y ago
Why would one meltdown cause evacuation? The meltdown would still be contained
620.
by forensic 16y ago
While I believe your implication is correct, the public is not going to believe it. When it comes to nuclear energy, perception is more important than reality.
621.
by forensic 16y ago
Considering that this is going to set back nuclear energy for decades.... not a good decision
622.
by forensic 16y ago
If society considers the loss of life acceptable given the benefits, fine. But I don't think it does. It's not just engineers who are responsible, in any event.
623.
by forensic 16y ago
In the post-mortem this will probably be the lesson. How many times are you going to hear: "The issues were easily avoidable with proper upgrades, but it was decided that the cost of upgrading the plant was not justified given the low proba
624.
by forensic 16y ago
Does nature just keep jacking up the pressure to beat every security measure? Of course not. Nature doesn't do arms races. Nature's effect is finite and measurable... earthquakes are easily predictable in the long term... the terrible cost
625.
by forensic 16y ago
I thought we had learned better. Apparently not.
626.
by forensic 16y ago
Whether you like it or not, the beliefs of most intellectual engineer types is that the nuclear power plant dangers have been solved. It's inconceivable (cue sound clip from Princess Bride) to most of us that extremely extensive and effecti
627.
by forensic 16y ago
1 and 2 sound like distinct personality types and 3 sounds like a neurotic person
628.
by forensic 16y ago
You're assigning your success to disciplined sleeping habits which seems very strange. I would ascribe your success to proper nutrition, proper mnemonics, adequate sleep, and lots of studying. Getting enough sleep (and not too much) is impo
629.
by forensic 16y ago
This is the future, there can be no doubt. The rewards of performance enhancing drugs in intellectual pursuits are tremendous. Even primitive performance enhancing drugs like methamphetamine and cocaine have fuelled some of the greatest min
630.
by forensic 16y ago
I meant exhume actually. You don't need to plug them into the NSA. Since Facebook pays your salary it wouldn't be your job. NSA employees would do all the work. I'm sure they have circumventing the privacy measures down to a well oiled syst

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