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by mawburn 10y ago
>We noticed that you're using an ad blocker, which may adversely affect the performance and content on Bloomberg.com. For the best experience, please whitelist the site. Yeah, ok Bloomberg.
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by mawburn 10y ago
It's always been the case. Github Pages has always been just a static file host.
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by mawburn 10y ago
They did it to themselves. I was actually addicted to it back when it first came out (2006ish). I was young and some of my answers were probably more inflammatory than they should have been, but for the most part they were good. I had thous
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by mawburn 10y ago
>Rather, Yahoo’s existing products didn’t work on mobile. I wonder what this is referring to. All the Yahoo products I'm familiar with (admittedly not many of them), could be adapted to mobile. Yahoo Answers could have become comple
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Interview with Brendan Eich, CEO of Brave(sitepoint.com)
1 points by mawburn 10y ago|0 comments
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by mawburn 11y ago
It also sometimes includes an animated cat paw that comes up from the bottom right and swipes the image to the next one for you. It's very convenient. I really enjoy that feature. /s It's funny that it's following almost
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by mawburn 11y ago
I couldn't copy a line of text on Lync without it randomly grabbing other random lines from earlier in the conversation. Not the line above it, or the last thing I said. Just completely random things that either person had said, that m
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by mawburn 11y ago
Or just really big fans of Tyler Perry movies.
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by mawburn 11y ago
I never knew that, that's pretty neat. I was curious where the Deb came from: > It comes from the names of the creator of Debian, Ian Murdock, and his wife, Debra. https://www.debian.org/intro/about
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by mawburn 11y ago
> private offices are obviously best I wouldn't say, obviously best. I work in a cubical with a door and ceiling high walls. Not an "office", but it's pretty close. Everyone has them and it's set up kind of li
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by mawburn 11y ago
I don't know Twitch's rules that well, but they have a Programming genre and I rarely see games there. But, I have seen Twitch developers stream non-game related stuff. http://twitch.tv/directory/Programming
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by mawburn 11y ago
Not with that attitude it isn't.
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by mawburn 11y ago
If you host on someone else's servers, you need to follow their TOS for what you can and can't host. For instance, lots of places don't like hosting porn. I don't know Amazon's TOS very well, nor am I implying it co
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by mawburn 11y ago
> Last I checked, Reddit was hosted on private servers. I'm pretty sure Reddit is hosted on AWS. http://www.redditblog.com/2009/11/moving-to-cloud.html http://thenextweb.com/insider/2
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by mawburn 11y ago
A single trip to the ER with a serious, but non-life threatening, injury could easily cost more than any 2 members of your group make in an entire year.
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by mawburn 11y ago
> I know this is going to be morbid, but the problem with the geriatric crowd when it comes to technology is that they have a tendency to die. I actually thought about that too... but if you think about it relatively, the expected lifes
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by mawburn 11y ago
Facebook has something MySpace never achieved and something that could easily set it's place firmly where it's at, given they don't make any major changes to mess it up: The Geriatric Crowd . If I'm not mistaken, this i
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by mawburn 11y ago
The Screen Savers on TechTV talked me into installing Mandrake when I was 16/17. I paid around $60 for the 7 CD installation disks at Best Buy. I really had no idea what I was doing and just used it to play Mahjong. RIP
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The Color Typewriter(colortypewriter.com)
1 points by mawburn 11y ago|0 comments
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by mawburn 11y ago
> What is the IndieWeb? > We should all own the content we're creating, rather than just posting to third-party content silos. Publish on your own domain, and syndicate out to silos. This is the basis of the "Indie Web&quot
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by mawburn 11y ago
Why should it matter if it's my personal reputation or an online persona? A legitimate review, is a legitimate review. There are plenty of people out there writing legitimate things online under online personas, like mawburn. If I read
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by mawburn 11y ago
>I'd love for Google to buy them so I could trust them. I don't, you can still retain some bit of anonymity on Yelp. Google would probably try to force you to use your real name. I don't know what Google's problem wit
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by mawburn 11y ago
I think they understand that the long run is not in platform dependency.
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by mawburn 12y ago
Most self-serve laundromats in the US charge $3-7 per washer and dryers cost $0.25-0.50 per 10 minutes.
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by mawburn 12y ago
It says it on the wiki for the actual movie. >It was re-issued to cinemas four times: in 1969, 1979, 1985 and 1991. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Hundred_and_One_Dalmatians
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by mawburn 12y ago
>... and available on general cheap webhosting sometime around 2020. If we're lucky. Shared Hosting needs to die off anyway.
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by mawburn 12y ago
What bengali3 linked is the salary guide used by one of the largest recruiting companies in the United States to negotiate salaries on behalf of their clients. It includes lots of little modifiers for different areas and situations. Glassdo
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by mawburn 12y ago
But, that's exactly what I do?
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by mawburn 12y ago
I've moved plenty in my life, both as a child and as an adult. The most common reason people don't move is because they are afraid to leave the social circles. And what a lot of people don't realize is that their their social
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by mawburn 12y ago
>It's just marginally better than the awful road system I go to CO for vacation semi-regularly, what am I missing as a tourist? Because I actually praise the roads in CO and their road crews frequently. From what I've seen, the

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