fright

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by fright 7y ago
I wasn't thinking about the cameras I guess. Still seems like it would be better to just include what's required and then let a phone handle the software.
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by fright 7y ago
I've always been at a complete loss as to why and how we ended up with the archaic and clunky in-car systems we have today. If you look at a smartphone from 5 years ago and a vehicle from 5 years ago, the capability of the phone is goi
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by fright 8y ago
Most tutorial writers are terrible at what they are trying to teach. They may have a vague grasp of a concept, but that's about as far as it goes. If they were more capable they wouldn't be writing tutorials. There are of course
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by fright 8y ago
Adventures in Game Development is the perfect example of the risks of giving assholes your money for crowdfunded projects. The guy that runs it spent years bragging about doing drugs and drinking to all hours of the night with nothing to sh
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by fright 9y ago
While it's frustrating if taken at face value, Sensor Tower's numbers aren't totally valid. They get the number for a few of my apps really wrong. The download stats are more or less true, but the revenue can be way off.
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by fright 9y ago
The healthcare industry almost always looks better from an outside perspective, but once you're on the inside you become just another part of the problem. Lowering costs is a good example, but once you're inside you realize that t
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by fright 9y ago
In almost every case, the lawyers are the problem not the solution.
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by fright 9y ago
The idea of solving any problems for an industry that you haven't worked in for at least a couple of years is ludicrous. I'm sure there have been examples of this happening a few times, but it's almost always the exception ra