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by jpxxx 14y ago
As an individual who was actually diagnosed with ADHD, I have an axe to grind with a medical industry that sold me amphetamines at 15. The results were ~nugatory~ at best.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Tone it down. This is a sober (heh) account of a young woman finding herself in a place she thought she'd never be, not a personal ad.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I think this is giving humanity way too much credit. We're only going to care about profitable ideas that algorithms come up with. Imagine an electronic intelligence with a profound understanding of TV shows. Who would possibly want to hear
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by jpxxx 14y ago
There were quite a few true innovations shown off in this endless whatever: -- silent preloading of games you may be interested in -- immediate local play of digital titles while they download -- OnLive/Gaikai style video streaming of full
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I am declaring in no uncertain terms that this author is a survivor of childhood abuse, and that fact has led to ingrained behaviors causing undesirable outcomes in his life. And now I will presumptuously bully my way into forcing my opinio
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Drats! Foiled again by the karma police. If only I'd recommended some cartoons to watch or new diets to try!
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by jpxxx 14y ago
"People are generally worthless, unlike me." Check.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Egotistical self-serving tough love vendor? Guilty as charged. But he now has a googleable term for something that's undoubtedly been causing him grief and unexpected outcomes in life, and that's probably the best I can do from where I sit.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Very well put. Here's to hoping this happens sooner rather than later.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I don't appreciate some self-loathing bitch drafting on my thoughts for misanthropy points. You know what sucks worse than trying to find competent professional medical attention in America? Blowing your head off with a gun and leaving your
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by jpxxx 14y ago
I'm going to put this in all caps because you are not paying my day rate: YOU ARE AN ABUSE SURVIVOR. Find professional help (NOW) to starting approaching it and dealing with it. Find professional help (NOW) to help manage your mental disord
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by jpxxx 14y ago
To be sure, Safari is invoking a system level PDF reader to handle inline PDFs. That's what gets you that silky performance and nice rendering. When you pop the PDF out, it then gets passed to the full Preview.app.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
TL;DR: Abuse survivor gets depressed, has untreated foot wounds, descends into his own echo chamber, navel gazes for fifteen pages.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Just so we're all on the same general reality, that part of the report is a profound and total lie, promulgated by a broken media system for uninteresting but undoubtedly unsavory reasons.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
This was inevitable, regardless of how Mac sales are doing. The classic MacBook Pro design has no place in 2014's lineup, and you've got to get a $1700 laptop to a $1200 price point somehow.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The thing about $1 casual games is that they're now $0 casual games capable of drawing substantial income after the initial "sale". Pre-paid boxed game software is not a growth industry, and post-paid digital is. It's not theoretical, this
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by jpxxx 14y ago
How are they horrific at the gaming business when they're moving billions of games a year? And what infrastructure pieces are they missing? GPU-rich devices installed and networked, check. Friends lists, check. Local multiplayer, check. Net
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by jpxxx 14y ago
No, it'll be going for a vastly more lucrative market: everyone who is wildly overserved by the existing console market. Consoles had three decades to break out of niche and they failed. It's time for the final disruption of the living room
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Well hon, welcome to the mobile industry. Here's your complimentary chalice of mercury.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The console industry used to sell high-end wedding cakes. Now they sell wedding cakes, some sheet cakes, and occasionally a pre-boxed slice if there are leftovers. These are your only options for snacking in the living room. You order a w
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by jpxxx 14y ago
The downer of having only one Earth to work with is that you have only one Earth to work with. Models, measurements, their comparisons to expected outcomes are all that we've got in this particular scientific department. The "experiment" is
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by jpxxx 14y ago
To be clear, you're arguing that [Apple doesn't show adequate concern] about (a theoretical) security (risk to a handset that was discontinued 2 years, 8 months ago)?
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Your point doesn't have a point. If the question is "is there global warming, and are human beings substantially responsible?", the answer is "yes". You're saying "but it could always be no". The answer is "yes", and some point past that i
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Basically, the headline is bad. As a florid recap of the SOPA and ACTA disputes and the extremely high profile public actions taken to defeat them, this article is a success. As an insightful or perceptive explanation of how or why "geeks"
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Nonsense, they're quite functional for all involved. You get to bristle at the presence of an id in a den of egos, I get to be right in the most obnoxious way possible, and everyone has a lovely time.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Risible, self-indulgent, self-serving, myopic handjob.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
TL;DR: Will everyone start having more babies already? Because otherwise we're going to be overrun with coloreds, education, and quality of life. Sincerely, Bill "Genocidal Dominionist Warlord Antichrist" Kristol
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by jpxxx 14y ago
It's conceptually easier to go through life avoiding brazen bastards than three quarters of humanity.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
Ah, makes more sense. I should read more closely.
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by jpxxx 14y ago
So a has-been telephone company that has less than a year to live gets a nine-digit check of taxpayer cash to do research in an area that is completely out of their competency? Sweet job if you can get it.

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