milesokeefe

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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   At least in Texas, it's illegal just to ask, as long as the interviewee did not bring the topic up.
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   This is what it looks like when you give it permission: http://i.imgur.com/nAvhx.jpg Pretty self-explanatory once you get to that page, but there should be an explanation on the index.
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   What does the pledge of allegiance have to do with wealthy people?
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   I don't think that big of a change happens in a decade. What peripherals popular 10 years ago seem silly now?
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   how?
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   Change it!
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   Does anyone have another source for this story? I don't trust The Daily Mail.
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   I would like to know as well. I can't find anything about it on any of his sites.
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   by milesokeefe 14y ago

   How so? Doesn't it represent that your data is safe, as it is "frozen", and slow to retrieve like a glacier?
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    The type of users that use insecure passwords probably don't care about or understand the implications of plain text passwords.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Ah, got it. I didn't realize strip takes that much, but it makes sense given it's a small purchase. I think it's better to charge $2 instead of ~$1.35. The even 2 looks like less money at a glance, plus you get to keep some.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    "I think this is a fair price for the joy of retaliating against junk mail. Plus, it costs me time and money to deliver these postcards." What work is on your end? It appears that Sincerely prints/ships it, and the $2 charge is to pay for t
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Thanks for mentioning GoSquared. I've been looking for something like that.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Here's a pastebin of the article: http://pastebin.com/bjq9zR4B
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Education would no longer be necessary or valued. Experience and creativity would be what everyone garners to get a job.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I just heard of this project today, but being an Android user I would contribute to a kickstarter just for Android if that's what it takes.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Perhaps they suspected that we would run out of land by now.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    It might help them lobby to get it back. Or maybe they want to show that Twitter is responsible, not themselves.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I don't see the big issue. The phrase "big boobs" alone is not sexist. If it had said "the only good thing about women is big boobs" this would be a different case, but it doesn't. The phrase alone means nothing and anyone calling it dero
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    > if BK did bring suit, what do you think they'd be able to recover? The lawsuit would be punitive, not for profit. And it wouldn't hurt their PR to assure people that the safe handling of their food is taken seriously.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    The main issue with running an email server yourself is making sure you aren't caught as a false positive on spam filters.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I love the concept and the design, but I have a few suggestions: 1. Give immediate visual after clicking the cheer/boo buttons. It can take a few seconds for the loading icon and comments to appear, so having the button lighten or change at
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    There is a Firefox extension similar to this. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/instantfox/
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Perhaps a way to prevent the reaction from a change in category is to discontinue and rebrand the product. If the Red Cross had shut down the donut stations and then came back some time later with comfort food in a modified form, the soldie
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I think panarky meant flee/hide from.
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    Some feedback on the function and design of the site: Adjust the two facebook widgets so that they are closer together, and maybe make them not fixed position. Remove one of the logos, it takes up unnecessary space to have it on the top and
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I think they cater to both types. They want to make existing social connections stronger but they also want to create them. I think it makes a lot of sense for Facebook to implement a feature which lets you friend people physically near you
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    by milesokeefe 14y ago

    I wish joshnh would have included a note about webkit or lack of FF support. I toggled it for 30 seconds or so before opening the source, noticing it was webkit, and switching to Chrome.