horseemergency

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by horseemergency 12y ago
My rebuttal to that is: Steam (which is appropriate because that's what got this discussion started in parent comments) I've been a Steam user for 8ish years now, and it's never once gotten in the way of me playing games. The
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by horseemergency 12y ago
How is that faulty logic? You can take the stance that DRM is a good thing if it's protecting creators' rights and doesn't get in the way of consumers using the product. I'd argue that most creators take this stance, bec
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by horseemergency 12y ago
It's always interesting to see what content goes viral and what content flops, because a lot of the time there's no obvious rhyme or reason for a success/failure. You just have to be in the right place at the right time, whet
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by horseemergency 12y ago
The meals section in question: http://allrecipes.com/menus/16262/quick-and-easy . That's in their menu planner though, you might have to be a member to access it. Kind of lame, in that regard... I'm not s
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by horseemergency 12y ago
Absolutely. If you're short on money and want to get the best bang for your buck then you'll want to learn how to cook. It's not that hard, I think it's pretty fun actually, and it will pay you back for your time spent l
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by horseemergency 12y ago
Silicon Valley is a place, just like any other. There's a fair amount of dysfunction in the Valley, along with a fair amount of brilliance. It's full of perks (beautiful weather, lots of job opportunities in tech, so much to see a
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by horseemergency 12y ago
I was going to say the same thing. I've got about 50 followers and sometimes it's all I can do to not unsubscribe from half of them. I'd bet that getting to 100 is much harder to handle, and I can't even imagine 2000...