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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I believe that if you spend more than 5 seconds thinking about something like this then you are starting off on the wrong foot. Flip a coin and then move on to more important stuff.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I usually run out of hours halfway through the month. if you are running into the limit, I'd suggest subscribing.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I'm not even colorblind and I had trouble distinguishing some of the colors from one another.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
This happened to me recently as well. I did not see in your screenshots a unique verification process they presented me with. They showed me pictures that my friends have been tagged in and then gave me 4 choices of names of people on my
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Hey look, a calculator that doesn't subtract, divide or multiply!
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I love this interface/UX, I used http://www.padmapper.com/ to find the place I just moved into. It is a very similar service.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
This is actually the plot of Johnny Mnemonic. I can't believe anything about that movie's plot turned out to be realistic.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Have things in common, don't be clingy, listen to her and buy stuff she likes? So all the same shit it takes to date any other girl?
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Why does this feel like an open plea to price fix? If outbidding your competition guarantees you work, you should do it.
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A Beginner's Guide to Misinterpreting Alexa Graphs(bnet.com)
2 points by mikerhoads 16y ago|0 comments
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I get scam offers through Paypal all the time. If you agree to it, they will email you a fake/spoofed "you've received money" email from Paypal but nothing will actually appear in your paypal account. I can't actually view that url because
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This is not an ebay auction for a CR 48(cgi.ebay.com)
8 points by mikerhoads 16y ago|0 comments
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Digsby emails all users whose emails were released in the Gawker hack(mikerhoads.com)
2 points by mikerhoads 16y ago|0 comments
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Unless you don't realize it is case sensitive. In that case 404s are the new pamphlets.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
This was on the front page of HN a couple weeks ago and can answer better than me: http://www.carlosble.com/?p=719
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I worked for him for the first 2.5 years of Mahalo. I got hired right after dropping out of college. During my time there I was promoted twice, got to spend 3 months paid to live over seas and went to a party at the playboy mansion. Say wh
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Google Appengine has a lot of limitations and is still sees frequent downtime. GAE is simply not a viable solution for a site with Reddit's traffic at this time.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
How about nowish?
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
>>You are suggesting that officially sanctioned NYC cab drivers should be allowed to not give rides to people based on race and destination My argument is that a private company should be able to offer whatever service they want. I
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Your last sentence confuses me. The way to change them is to first debate their merits and pitfalls. Your entire case seems to be "The law is the way that it is and thats final, anyone who doesn't like it just shouldn't be a cab driver".
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Of course they can make rules, but the rules they did make have simultaneously driven up cab fare and made the jobs much worse for the drivers/operators. What I am saying is that these rules are not well thought out rules.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I'm questioning the existence of the law not the judgment of the taxi drivers. I'm also questioning why hackers would report people under this law in the transportation industry when an analogous law in their own industry would be rebelled
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
That is not an equal comparison. Your boss either owns the company you work for or was hired by the person/group that owns the company to tell you what to do. New York City does not own the taxi cab/service. A better example would be your l
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
God forbid a service provider be able to decide for themselves what services they actually want to sell.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Most of my domains are with Moniker, they are king as far as security goes. I'm also satisfied with Dream Host as a registrar, they have free privacy and it is super easy to transfer away from. Hover.com is a new one that I've been hearing
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I really don't understand the appeal of the Air. Macbook Pros are only slightly more expensive and will see a refresh soon. As a grown adult male, the extra 2 lbs of weight does not bother me.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Option 1 would result in a lot of reposts getting back to the front page and option 2 would be bothersome or redundant for users that frequent the new submissions page. I don't know how the current algorithm works but there has to be some e
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
Interesting. I dug down into one of the actual officers close to the last page. In 2008 he made a total of $156,703.56 and it breaks down like this - Base pay: $75,782.22, Overtime: $2,572.98, Other:$78,348.3 Does anyone have an idea what
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
I work for the NFL and we license our data directly here: https://www.nfl.info/NFLConsProd/Welcome/index.html I don't really know the exact pricing structure but I don't imagine it is cheap.
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by mikerhoads 16y ago
This is a cool app. How much time have you put into it?

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