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by interstitial 13y ago
I've read most of them, close to 90% -- and I still suck at life. Your mileage will vary.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Did you get the memo? HN users can deduce the future from a few well stated postulates that engender no controversy or original thought. When expectations are shattered by renegades and outliers, HN spends the next two weeks publishing reas
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by interstitial 13y ago
I'm not saying Facebook is astroturfing, but there seems to be a lot "new" accounts when these thing come up.
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by interstitial 13y ago
So you're saying a Walled Garden Monopoly is inherently a distopia. Please pass that along to Silicon Valley VCs and Wall Street.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Let's fix the title: "Facebook - Don't Waste Your Time or Money." Who wants in on the Facebook cash cow? Well, you need to be on the other side of this international scam. The click farms, the fake likes, the fake pages,
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by interstitial 13y ago
So you say you are a witch smeller? You can smell Clinton is pro LGBT, and Moz-CEO was not. Good set of nostrils you got there.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Needs more satire, I almost believed you.
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by interstitial 13y ago
More ironic when you consider: "Obama Says He Is Against Same-Sex Marriage" http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics/2008/11/obama-on-mtv-i/
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by interstitial 13y ago
When it comes to the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics, internet discussions are like the old biased coin toss: "Heads the 2nd law is true, Tails the 2nd law is not not true". I wish Karl Popper was still around.
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by interstitial 13y ago
This is what I do with firefox and the bookmarks sidebar, for sharing there are bookmarklets for pintrest, facebook, etc.
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by interstitial 13y ago
If it is far from perfect, you can define perfect?
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by interstitial 13y ago
I must be in the lower echelons of this secret HN club, because I cannot see the score on any comment. I thought it was the general and public absences of meaningless internet points that kept the comment system of HN in check.
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by interstitial 13y ago
I'm a fastmail switcher, too. $40/yr.
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by interstitial 13y ago
As opposed to the DMV, the post office, the ER waiting room and other paragons of bureaucracy?
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by interstitial 13y ago
Those anchor stores are on life support. New channel anchors: American Girl, Apple Stores, etc, etc. What is dead is price-based stores the internet has replaced.
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by interstitial 13y ago
You suffer from egotistical self-righteousness. Someday, perhaps, you will no longer need to assuage your ego with delusional palliatives of moral superiority. Today a child died after a long and painful battle with cancer. Another died sud
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by interstitial 13y ago
Let's watch the millenialtards confront the idiocies of their 'activist government' beliefs as they collide with reality.
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by interstitial 13y ago
One central open bathroom area, no other bathrooms -- the pixar way.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Except for the one with a fat yellow bird with tiny wings, with the same game mechanic of a 2D scroller, flapping through holes defined by green cactus instead of Mario World tunnels, it's original.
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by interstitial 13y ago
"There is no known way to disable Skype SuperNode on Macintosh" http://help.igb.illinois.edu/Disable_Skype_SuperNode
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by interstitial 13y ago
That's the funny thing about Google abysmal failure in most products outside search and gmail, their subpar competition doesn't even rank in most people's mind unless they force it on you.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Laptop giving you problems, uninstall Skype. iPad giving you problems, uninstall Skype. Skype and the runaway supernode: https://www.google.com/search?q=skype+supernode
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by interstitial 13y ago
What color shall the bike shed be?
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by interstitial 13y ago
As the Millennials gather in self-pity on HN. I just throw in I try to avoid hiring Millenials at all cost. They are so full of self-worth, they have nothing to prove - ever. Will bail when any project gets tough, believe they are entitled
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by interstitial 13y ago
A quark user could smoke an InDesign user, mintues vs hours. High pressure, high speed design is still not matched by InDesign today. But there is very little high speed design left. Of course, InDesign is wonderful now.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Quark's postmortem comes up a lot, having been in the publishing trenches I see it differently: Quark bet heavily on interactive CD-ROMS as the future, not the internet. They developed cross-compilation from print to interactive CD-ROM
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by interstitial 13y ago
I agree, I think there is a movement afoot (if not named) that new frameworks will be truly decoupled -- being designed by war-worn veterans. The first frameworks were all massively coupled bells and whistles. The whole point of RoR is a ps
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by interstitial 13y ago
A framework is a weasel word for a Massively Coupled System. The trappings of orthogonality and modularity are given lip service, while actually creating some of the most anti-modular footprints in human systems design history.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Or maybe the Latimes misunderstands 21st Century Power.
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by interstitial 13y ago
Or maybe bitcoin isn't cash. Maybe it's just Tamagotchi petting tokens.

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