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by gregrata 13y ago
Correct, for Facebook. Details: https://www.facebook.com/selfxss Note that they have a checkbox on the above page where you agree to the downside, and the console is turned back on (and it appears to work just fine)
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Rippin' it for 10 years(stationripper.blogspot.com)
1 points by gregrata 13y ago|0 comments
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The software I wrote is 10 years old today - Happy Birthday, StationRipper!!(stationripper.blogspot.com)
2 points by gregrata 13y ago|0 comments
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by gregrata 13y ago
I bought AAPL at that price in May of 2005. I held on to it during the crash, buying more in 2008 (when it had gone down a fair amount). And you're right... my total gain (including purchases at the higher price) is 430%. My total f
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by gregrata 13y ago
AAPL @ 35.72 (430% gain) TIVO @ 8.48 (51% gain) NFLX @ 33.02 (1008% gain) I bought all of these at the above price points because I am in tech, have a strong sense of where things are going to go, and believed these companies (at the time t
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by gregrata 13y ago
... and yeah, that site DOES look like it was written in the 90's... as it WAS written in the 90's and hasn't been updated!
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by gregrata 13y ago
I'm 45. Oldest code I could find is 18 years old. Game was from 1995 - last code drop was 1998. I thought I had some Commodore stuff from the early/mid-80's up, but can't find it. Ack! :) http://www.ratajik.
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by gregrata 13y ago
The Software was "StationRipper" (still IS StationRipper - first released in 2003. Holy crap, Dec 13 2003!?!?!!??!!? I'm glad I posted this, I had no idea it was almost the 10th anniversary!!!)
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by gregrata 13y ago
I,oddly enough, had the opposite. Gave my software out to a few friends (wrote it for myself, as the others in its class sucked), Next thing I know I'm getting 100k d/l a month (paying for overages, fun) - and soon after have a
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by gregrata 13y ago
I REALLY think we're all tired of random people giving us yet another cookie to store...
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by gregrata 13y ago
That founder should be very careful, if he doesn't want his company mired in a bunch of lawsuits: http://jobsearch.about.com/od/interviewsnetworking/a/illegal... (not suggestion people should just start
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by gregrata 13y ago
A good read on age and genius: http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.07/genius_pr.html
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by gregrata 13y ago
'cause it was hacked together by some young, inexperienced programmer!??! :)
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by gregrata 13y ago
I have no doubt Zuckerberg will be changing his tune in the years to come. "Young people are just smarter" That has to be one of the most stupid things I've heard! :)
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by gregrata 13y ago
THANK YOU. I was going to point this out. Waaay out of date :)
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by gregrata 13y ago
20+ years here. While I'm sure there are some 40-something's that are like the above, I don't know of many - most people I work with are 35-45, are very hard working, innovative, highly motivated, always learning new things,
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Language-Integrated Quantum Operations(research.microsoft.com)
4 points by gregrata 13y ago|0 comments