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by hullo 12y ago
That is definitely the general assumption as it's most often true, but university alumni associations don't hold to that, nor do dictionaries.
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by hullo 12y ago
That's definitely not the creative you picture in your mind while reading the letter, thanks.
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E-books Still Outsold by Hardcover and Paperback(publishersweekly.com)
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by hullo 12y ago
People using ad blockers doesn't actually bother me, I know it's a pointless argument. What bugs me are people sitting around concocting elaborate moral justifications. If you don't like my site, don't visit it. The end.
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by hullo 12y ago
I like to picture you, sitting there comfortable on the couch, waxing philosophical, languorously reaching out to pluck the food out of my child's hand as he goes to put it in his mouth. Because it works for you, right, you wanted that
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by hullo 12y ago
Interesting to consider in tandem with AmazonSupply - a much bigger play for businesses, and one you hear very very little about. You can (and I'm sure they'd prefer that you do) use your Amazon Local Register proceeds to buy most
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by hullo 12y ago
No offense, but you should really try and meet more people, if everyone you know feels that way. Maybe your peer set isn't diverse enough? Or seek geographic variance? Everybody here seems to be talking about multi million dollar SoHo
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by hullo 12y ago
Taking all that at face value it certainly disregards the actual user, who in the vast majority of cases will not be subscribing to this new service. It sounds like Google+ all over again; where Google is spiting the vast majority of its us
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by hullo 12y ago
I don't really care about their wording. The proposition that Google has made the choice that labels can either (1) join the premium service or (2) not be on YouTube anymore does not really seem disputed by anyone other than you. Excep
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by hullo 12y ago
From a seemingly more evenly sourced article on gizmodo: "Some labels are refusing to sign up because they say they're getting a raw deal from Google. They say that while the major labels have negotiated lucrative contracts, Googl
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by hullo 13y ago
Why sit around wishing that Apple would change the policy? Why not just vet the apps that you're installing? If you are considering a free app, it's probably going to have either (a) ads or (b) persistent in app purchase nags. The
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by hullo 13y ago
Well, they're not talking about leaving a million on the table, they're talking about leaving a million and a half on the table every single day ("if only they'd use our product!"). The figure they come up with is a
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by hullo 13y ago
There are probably a number of complicated contractual issues to work out with authors even if a publisher is inclined to participate. It's no one's position here that publishers should just choose without consulting the authors,
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by hullo 13y ago
The article points out he is eligible for parole after a third of the sentence, and that he'll receive credit for time already served. They even do the math for us - he'll be eligible for release in 8 years.
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by hullo 13y ago
Yes, but the comment I was responding to was specifically about the Chromecast vs Apple TV - while we use ours a lot, it certainly has a far from perfect interface. I certainly wouldn't recommend it to anyone who wasn't on the App
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by hullo 13y ago
That sounds smart to me, but for Netflix at least, generally everyone would use the Netflix app on the Apple TV (which is solid) rather than airplay from their device. YouTube is another story, though, it's a disaster on the Apple TV a
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by hullo 13y ago
It of course depends on a lot of factors, but a number of Android devices have performance degradation over time, so it can't always be blamed on app upgrades. See for example: https://play.google.com/store/apps&#x
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by hullo 13y ago
And do you find that it always follows that someone making sure that the facts at issue are correct must always support the side that the incorrect facts back up? We're not allowed to even discuss this on a somewhat even keel without h
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by hullo 13y ago
Well, reasonable people will have to agree to disagree about whether the concept of arrogance is relevant or not to to the wikileaks project. I'd say it's far from a distraction, and in fact it's the key problem with the whol
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by hullo 13y ago
It takes Assange-level arrogance to believe that the only reason someone would think that Assange is arrogant is that he's been the victim of a media smear campaign.
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by hullo 13y ago
Not to stop there, it's in the page title too, so anyone coming in from Google (for example) is basically required to click on the phrase "web application framework" and acknowledge that the creators, at least, think that it's a framework.
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by hullo 14y ago
Elon Musk: "NYTimes article about Tesla range in cold is fake." https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/301049593385340928 From another article the "long detour" appears to have been getting stuck in traffic in lower Manhattan. Now, I don't k
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by hullo 14y ago
I don't particularly think there's much to be gained by going against the hivemind on all of this, but I also don't "blame" the prosecutors for Aaron's death. Aaron killed himself. Suicide and depression are tricky things, and not one singl
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by hullo 14y ago
Also FYI we found out accidentally that you can also connect Mega Bloks on top of duplo, in case your child has some around.
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by hullo 14y ago
Not to mention that Google ad servers actively worked to undermine Safari's 3rd party cookie blocking default. http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2012/02/16/how-google-tracked-sa... I'm not personally terribly concerned about browser tracking an
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by hullo 14y ago
People can redownload their purchases at any time for 0 cents, whether it's 120 days or 3 years later. They just need to have a current credit card on file. Question the wisdom of that if you will, but there's absolutely no recharging peopl
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by hullo 14y ago
All this theoretical user needs to do is update their credit card details in their account. Any credit card will do, whether it's the original with a new date or a different one.
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by hullo 14y ago
While I certainly don't think that twitter has handled the developer ecosystem very well, this is absolutely on point. They said not to do this, he did it, they did what they said they would. I will add that, if the developer had made five
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by hullo 14y ago
the hard work that silver did wasn't in being able to predict the election 2 days in advance, any middle schooler with a calculator could have done that this time around. the work that he did was in being able to forecast the results months
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by hullo 14y ago
I guess it all depends on the person, but optimizing the optimal application of two one dollar bills is unlikely ever to be an optimal optimization of most of the target demographic's time, whether they realize it or not.

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