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Reddit’s Terrorists Have Won: Ellen Pao and the Failure to Rebrand Web 2.0
(thedailybeast.com)
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management explaining firings hasn't gone well for them in the past https://www.quora.com/Should-Reddit-CEO-Yishan-Wong-regret-h...
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11y ago
Nevermind clicks, got to get Twitter follower counts into the thousands!
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hullo
11y ago
But, freedom!
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hullo
11y ago
Makes a better story like that though. Or even "It cost us 10% of our company to even start shipping out our product, what were we thinking?" (Random guess at equity stake)
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11y ago
Oh that's a good spot I missed the 299. But still $30 is the cost of a chromecast or fire stick, to the gp's original point.
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11y ago
Picking a manufacturer (Samsung) and size (32") at random, I see the smart TV for $499 and non-smart options for 219, 269, 299. http://www.samsung.com/us/video/tvs/all-products Just for example.
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hullo
11y ago
What's a felony? Writing software that helps manage compliance with the law? That doesn't sound quite right.
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hullo
11y ago
techdevman, unfortunately your posts are dead and you probably aren't aware of it. I would welcome you to the site, but the site has evidently decided it doesn't want you here. :-(
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11y ago
While the $200 million worth of bitcoin sited in the article is certainly a lot of money, in a world with at least 1,800 billionaires in it, all open enough to be identified by Forbes, it can't really be called a "massive" am
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11y ago
Would Google consider breaking Lastpass a bug or a feature?
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Dear ‘Journalist’ Who Ripped Me Off: I Don’t Forgive You
(willlevith.com)
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11y ago
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hullo
11y ago
Yes. And one important difference, you had to pay for those. (Some still are.)
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11y ago
If this were still May Day I would think that sending our seven year olds off to the mill would be a more obvious troll, but as things stand I'm not so sure.
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11y ago
What is endurance, then, really, if it is up to the cultural whims of the young? Has Beethoven not endured because: Rihanna? Hamlet because: Twilight?
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11y ago
That's all just rumors, which Marvel (and simple observation of facts) has disputed over and over. Marvel is currently publishing over a dozen x-books; characters from the Fantastic Four are central to the upcoming major event (Secret
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11y ago
Marvel is constantly restarting their series in a way that is welcoming to new readers - the longest run on a current book is I believe Avengers 44 (out next Wednesday) - which will also conclude that volume; they'll have a big event (
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11y ago
Google has said (or at least: it has been widely reported) that the impact will be on the mobile results only. That's not to say that will always be true, though. "On April 21, 2015, Google will release a significant new mobile-f
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New Trailer for Star Wars Episode VII
(theverge.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Well I can tell you 15 years ago Giuliani would have been up there with a sledgehammer himself taking it down, holding a press conference, and vowing the harshest consequences possible once the perpetrators were tracked down. By that scale
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12y ago
If you'd done the same thing with a bust of your mother 10 years ago, they'd have covered it up as well. Try the same thing (with Snowden, or your mother) in France or China, and see what happens. Just because they parks departm
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12y ago
It's easy to spin it that way, but to be fair, if you care about getting minorities into STEM, it shouldn't need to be a requisite that a bunch of white males take the test in your state first. (leaving aside the whole issue of wh
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12y ago
The source data (summary anyway) is linked in the first paragraph: No females took the exam in Mississippi (1 exam taken), Montana (11 exams taken), and Wyoming (no exams). [...] For states that had some females take the exam the percentage
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12y ago
Sounds like you would have liked the new tunnel that Christie single-handedly killed in 2010 "ARC would have cut passenger transfers by 97 percent and taken an average 23 minutes off each trip, according to the GAO. It also would have
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12y ago
Now what about when the price goes up? Will you ever even notice how much the increase was? Would you have considered switching brands? Or sizes? Did you have time to go through your email receipts, or now that the kid was finally asleep, d
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12y ago
For every complaint of that which you can document, I could provide 100,000 developers who hunger for a closer relationship with Apple. It's a non-starter. Developer relations contact? Yes please.
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12y ago
That is true, but it is much much easier to get most companies to pay for a product than to make a donation.
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12y ago
The use of the web has continued to expand at a much greater rate than the use of ad blockers, even if it were true that everyone in tech installs one (they don't). And now mobile web grows at a great clip each year as well. I imagin
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Female company president: “I'm sorry to all the mothers I worked with”
(fortune.com)
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12y ago
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