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by kitsune_ 14y ago
What are you getting at? Just spell it out.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Words fail me.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Have you considered that while for huge conglomerates such as Samsung and companies like Apple this is a mere game for their law departments, it's much more serious for the small developer? Big corporations could pretty much shut down any s
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Where is the evidence that South Korea has blocked foreign phones? I can do the work for you, South Korea for instance banned the sale of games inside the app store for a long time. I have a hard time finding examples where South Korea outr
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Share instantly with Party Mode Snap photos during the event and share them with everyone at the party in real time, right from your phone. Thanks, but no, thanks. Life looks more and more like a Nathan Barley episode.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
The perfect UI for what? If you say "computer", I strongly disagree, because a computer is a very general description for a variety of different machines. Secondly, when we're talking about learning, using a command line will probably (defi
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
It's not self-bullshitting. In many smaller companies the programmers already have to play the roles of the BAs/PMs. Can you say the opposite for BAs/PMs? These positions are introduced after an organization or project reaches a certain siz
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
The woman who tried to buy the iPad is a US citizen. The guy should have asked for an ID. Now it's just an embarrassment for Apple.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
So much for hiring "geniuses"...
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Or he used OS X long enough to witness its flaws.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
That was a great line by him. "I like offending people because I think people who get offended should be offended."
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Is coca that different from tomatoes? I mean, is it, all things considered, harder to produce cocaine than ketchup? If fully legalized, shouldn't the price of cocaine be similar to ketchup? The reason that cocaine is as expensive as it is,
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
I've spent over 400 days in a closed environment with "special" group dynamics - the armed forces of Switzerland. Service is mandatory. I was made a NCO against my will. I've made some valuable unscientific, personal observations during thi
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
The Mac Pro is dead. Many audio and video guys I know have already switched to PC or built / bought a Hackintosh.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
What a load of horse shit. Who has actually heard of this vote taking place? If you require 30% of your user base to participate, for it to have a binding verdict, you better market this with a flashy banner on the top of every page.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
I don't know how science can help you here. In the case of the improved fan design, well that's easily testable. However, I don't want to go down the rabbit hole and argue social vs natural sciences. I find it dumbfounding that in this day
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
This is the standard connection string pattern on Windows platforms. In my opinion it was very lazy for them to not alter it in this use case. It doesn't make much sense.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
I am not talking about "IPs", I'm taking about games. In the early days, game designers couldn't hide the shallowness of their creations with eye candy and bombastic soundtracks. Game mechanics reigned supreme. 23 years ago we had this: ht
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
How is he a bullshitter? He created Populous, Syndicate and Dungeon Keeper (and Magic Carpet!) - A pretty good record for a bullshitter. The guy is a legend. Some of his ideas failed. So what. At least he tried. What do we have now? Oh yeah
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
We've recently begun to move our entire infrastructure to external providers (vps and cloud) because we felt that we couldn't guarantee a sufficiently high level of quality and had to devote too much time and money to operations. In over fo
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Israel owns companies such as IAI which in turn operate subsidiaries such as IAI ELTA ( http://www.iai.co.il/17887-en/Groups_ELTA.aspx ) They also operate a nuclear program. They have world class technical universities. The military is a hu
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Where do you get this number from?
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Figures I heard on German television suggest 0,06% of Germany's area covered.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
We are living in times where comic book movies dominate popular culture. It's a great and prudent way to engage younger people. You call it insular, but "serious" organizations such as the EFF already signed up for it. By the way, the stalw
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Interview with Edmund McMillen of Team Meat(youtube.com)
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Call me old-fashioned, but why would I read boring self-help books when there are thousands of books available, from all ages, that document the human experience? For instance: - Scriptures of the major religions - The Conquest of Happiness
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Horrible article. The same guys that pimped NoSQL three years ago now just hype something else. I have nothing against Postgres (I use it myself) but inflammatory articles like this are of use to no one other than their authors.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
"Life hacking" is a term that repels me. Modern life's demands are often insane. You don't hack it, instead you should run away as far as possible. Most current work environments consist of 8 hour long streams of interruptions. You could sa
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
Currently, we're all propping up the insurance industry - There's no escape.
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by kitsune_ 14y ago
This somehow reminds me of Microsoft's "strategy", or whatever you want to call it (VisualStudio LightSwitch, SharePoint Designer)?

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