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by jscheel 13y ago
I don't think I'm ready to touch social gaming stock with a 10 foot pole. It'll probably have a nice bump right after the stock goes public, but I sense a large crash in its future. The social gaming market is just so fickle.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Hmm, this is fine when you really need a deeper understanding of something, but sometimes you just need to get some code out to fix a bug, hit a deadline, etc.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Yep, we got hit by this as well. I still have hope that one day Comcast will start to realize what the customer wants. Of course, it's not really necessary for a monopoly to fulfill their customers wishes, so fat chance that will ever
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by jscheel 13y ago
And I sure as heck don't justify stealing just because you don't like the price.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Because being poor doesn't give you the right to take from others to satisfy your own entertainment desires. I think Jean Valjean wouldn't have been quite the sympathetic character if he stole a lute instead of a loaf of bread ;)
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by jscheel 13y ago
Huh? I'm not quibbling about anything. You brought it up, not me. I'm perfectly happy where pricing is at in my region. It's commiserate with the general economy. Nothing is disproportionately priced here. Some areas seem to
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'm talking about lowering the cost in areas to match the economy. I too think the cost of software in Australia is crazy.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Have you even read the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? Articles 23 and 25 are not supplanted by Article 27. In fact, Article 30 specifically states that you cannot interpret the UDHR in any way that would allow you to remove rights s
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by jscheel 13y ago
I will agree with you that it's definitely important for products to be priced appropriately for the region they are sold in. And, I understand that access to information can be a huge roadblock, which is why it's important for pe
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by jscheel 13y ago
Exactly. The "just trust us" approach is bogus, antithetical to the open web, and cripples the overall progress in this discussion.
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by jscheel 13y ago
You are NEVER forced to steal things that aren't essential to survival. Starving on the street and steal a loaf a bread, that's one thing. Don't want to participate in many varied ways of listen to music for free legally and
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by jscheel 13y ago
Their security certificate still appears valid.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Any chance of expanding down to Palo Alto and Mountain View?
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by jscheel 13y ago
We've been married for almost 9 years.
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by jscheel 13y ago
Absolutely every single thing. There are NO secrets. When we married, we became one person. It's great, I promise :)
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by jscheel 13y ago
Never hide anything from your spouse. Ever. Especially not financial troubles. Some openness and trust could have gone a long way here. Perhaps his wife could have helped him figure out their financial problems, maybe she would have even di
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by jscheel 13y ago
This was self-confirmation and had nothing to do with religion. Please take your hate to /r/atheism.
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by jscheel 13y ago
The expectation of spotify, mobile or desktop, is that I can select the songs I want to listen to. This feels like an unexpected behavior to me. That said, I'm sure they have tested the crap out of this to make sure they aren't go
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by jscheel 13y ago
True, this is a cool technology that deserves discussion, but if the presentation gets in the way of people even understanding or seeing (note all of the people who didn't know they could scroll and closed out the window) the cool ne
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'm actually a little confused by go's global approach, which ultimately gives rise to the myriad of solutions listed in the comments here. Am I missing some go-centric way of thinking?
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by jscheel 13y ago
Hmm, I looked through the site and I still don't know what this is. I'm guessing it's a lightweight alternative to intercom.io. Try adding a live demo or video for viewers to understand your product better. Also, the sign up
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by jscheel 13y ago
Evernote is my annoyance. When I quit the app, I don't expect a menu bar to suddenly appear.
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'll probably never use this library for anything, but I've submitted a pull request that takes out their 3rd party proxy and merely suggests it in the error that is thrown if you don't define your own. https://git
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'm pretty sure I have a wallet that I dumped a couple of bucks into when bitcoin was first starting out. Problem is, I have no clue where it might be, or even what computer it might be on. Laaaame.
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by jscheel 13y ago
This guys is enjoying life while making money and seeing the world. Who am I to argue :) I'm not sure what I would do without internet for that long (especially since I listen to internet radio all the time), but if you can get past th
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by jscheel 13y ago
Wow, this is great work. Long live pixel art!
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by jscheel 13y ago
Meaningless unless you were rich AND lucky enough to get into the actual IPO. All the retail investors that bought as fast as they could at $46 didn't really reap and benefits.
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by jscheel 13y ago
I'm going to go ahead and assume this is satire.
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by jscheel 13y ago
It's definitely a trade-off. For me, I just ended up doing -io.com :)

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