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by jnem 12y ago
Truth, they are still there. Like many other Microsoft products they will likely be here for many years to come (with or with going open source). I just meant to say that it seems up till now we were seeing a decline in the .NET community
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by jnem 12y ago
This completely caught me by suprise. Will .NET see a comeback now? Or is it too little too late? In any event, this is a huge move for Microsoft who has historically avoided open source(ive always thought of yhem as the anti-open-source
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by jnem 12y ago
I see things like this and am immediately humbled. Impressive work, the bar just got raised a bit.
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by jnem 12y ago
I can relate. I'm one of three non-Chinese employees in a Chinese-owned company in California. Like your office, my coworkers converse predominantly in Chinese. I take no offense to this whatsoever, and in fact have begun taking Man
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by jnem 12y ago
The article has a bad link to the research, here is the actual link: http://rsif.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/11/101/201408...
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This Is Your Brain on Magic Mushrooms(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by jnem 12y ago|1 comments
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by jnem 12y ago
Hmm.. sounds like a case of, "I know a guy who... did something I'm not willing to admit I did myself".
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by jnem 12y ago
I'm the guy in the interview who says, "Only one person can make it across. The 1 min guy, realizing there is only one torch (and given that one must hold the torch to cross)makes a grab for the torch and runs. The rest get eaten
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by jnem 12y ago
Wow,you weren't kidding, that's unforgivably bad, especially for the "UX Gods" at Apple.
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by jnem 12y ago
Same here, that was probably the best episode I ever listened to. I remember waiting in my car to hear the end.
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by jnem 12y ago
I have to remember that one!
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by jnem 12y ago
I understand what you are saying, but its always been surprising to me how many folks who use Macs in this era don't. Those that do know there is an alternative to the store often view such items as a perversion of their system. Apps
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by jnem 12y ago
Agreed, I actually don't have anything against Linux other than the phobia and FUD of one who has never used it. It's on my todo list of weekend projects.
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by jnem 12y ago
This is especially interesting for me because I am on the cusp of a technological coup in my own home. I've been a "PC" my whole life, and have somehow gotten away with never buying an Apple product, and never felt the lack.
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by jnem 12y ago
This begs the following questions: Did the Icelandic government give FBI permission to hack a server that resides on their sovereign soil? If the identity of the owner of a piece of property cannot be confirmed, it's okay to sieze&#x2
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by jnem 12y ago
First, when you say, "slavery wasn't an African person's fault", I have to assume you are talking about Slavery in recent American history and not Slavery as a thing throughout history. Humankind is at fault there becau
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by jnem 12y ago
That's a very reactionary statement based on precious little information.
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by jnem 12y ago
I was hoping for something along the lines of, "King John actually a captain of an outer-space starship known as Enterprise."
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by jnem 12y ago
Agreed, it would be unreasonable to hold a business responsible for what someone else does with their product. I mean, Windows has been crashing PCs for years and I don't see people suing Dell as a result. That would cause so many lo
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by jnem 12y ago
Read carefully. It was originally "Transylvania..." but after he moved locations he changed the name of the store to "Pirate Joe's" (a decision influenced by what WAS the nickname).
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by jnem 12y ago
Are you saying our brains follow the Law of Demeter?
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by jnem 12y ago
UX is DX (developer experience).