mouzogu

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by mouzogu 7y ago
I can relate. I'm in my mid-thirties. I've been working as a web designer, which then became a web developer, then front-end developer and now front-end engineer - in the last 13 years. I've found the same issues as yourself.
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I feel like this product is just a trojan horse for Google to gather and sell customer data in some form. I'm just not convinced that Google has any real interest in the video game industry itself at least not in the same way as a Sony
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Eugen Sandow: The man with the perfect body (2012)(bbc.com)
1 points by mouzogu 7y ago|0 comments
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by mouzogu 7y ago
It's a nice idea, not a fan of the name if i'm being honest. Although I know that names are hard.
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I wish every compnay that does this will stop too. It's so frustrating and annoying having to change my passwords so regularly. The internal time management software we use at work, which I only access every few weeks always forces me
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Pirate Bay solves many problems and it will continue to exist in some incarnation until those problems have been resolved by some other, better solution. For many, perhaps most people, Pirate Bay is literally the ONLY solution available. I&
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Thanks for clarification. I was not aware at the time, perhaps my oversight or it may have not been clear on the website - was a couple years ago so I can't recall.
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Agree with both points. My perspective at the time, although I was doing cross browser testing, was frustration from my expectations of the expected rendering behaviour between two browsers that I thought were the same, besides the addition
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Maybe I misunderstood but why was the vehicle doing 68mph on a 55mph road? Is that the driver's fault or autopilot? Perhaps they should rename it to assisted driving or something like that. I think I saw something about someone sleepin
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by mouzogu 7y ago
A few years ago, while working at an agency, I was using the Firefox Developer Edition to build the front-end for a website. I was presented with a very weird UI bug from the client that I could not reproduce whatsoever. It was driving me m
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Exactly, where's that delete comment button...
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by mouzogu 7y ago
Oh I see, that's a fair point. Perhaps in your case it makes sense to have some presence when you know that people may you look you up. Although, I would still argue that should not be reason enough - unless that it is, you actually wa
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by mouzogu 7y ago
I don't think it's fair to judge a candidate based on their online presence. Some people are very private, or for whatever reasons prefer not to have an online presence. Furthermore, if you judge every candidate by the number of l
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Residents living permanently in Japan's cyber-cafés(youtube.com)
3 points by mouzogu 8y ago|0 comments
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by mouzogu 8y ago
What I would like to know is how to retain what I learn in the long-term. It's not too difficult to memorise things, either by rote memorisation or using some of the techniques described here. But, how can I remember something banal th
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by mouzogu 8y ago
I have worked as a contractor for Apple. I have to say that my personal experiences have been generally positive. Although I am only working with them at certain periods so it's not like I'm a "full-time" contractor so I
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Hotel booking sites forced to end misleading sales tactics(theguardian.com)
11 points by mouzogu 8y ago|0 comments
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by mouzogu 8y ago
A lot of strong, interesting opinions. I didn't agree with everything. I found this to be a very interesting perspective: > I can see full-stack development emerging as a result of capitalistic exploitation In my experience, I have
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The McGurk Effect (BBC Horizon)(youtube.com)
1 points by mouzogu 9y ago|0 comments
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by mouzogu 9y ago
I don't get all this anger towards "Apple". Ultimately, this and other recent bugs are human errors and we all make mistakes in our work - most likely due to a lack of time to do their job properly. I think that is the real i
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by mouzogu 9y ago
As someone who has actively avoided all forms of mainstream news for the last two years I naturally agreed with everything in this article. For me, the most profound point is that most news has absolutely no explanatory worth at all. I got
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News is bad for you(theguardian.com)
2 points by mouzogu 9y ago|3 comments
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by mouzogu 9y ago
I never said my position was logical, just rational so far as it's based on my limited subjective reasoning.
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by mouzogu 9y ago
I think the more rational position would be that animals do think, as we are animals, and we think. To claim that animals do not think has no basis outside of our own condescending perspective. If we cannot prove one way or another then I f
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by mouzogu 9y ago
Did he make the investors their money back (plus a return) by vastly increasing the price of a drug(s)? That seems to me morally evil and also very suspect. Although I'm sure the rigidity of the legal system would not allow this kind o
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by mouzogu 9y ago
I read a few pages of this book. It reads as though it was written by a 15 year old. I'm shocked by it success - it felt like a collection of youtube comments that had been corrected for punctuation and spelling and ordered into chapte
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Delivering a Message from Outer Space – Alien Encounter Art(youtube.com)
2 points by mouzogu 9y ago|0 comments
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by mouzogu 10y ago
It depends on the office and your personal circumstances. If I dread going to the office for whatever reason (uncomfortable, noisy, bad commute, dislike coworkers) then of course I'd rather work from home. I think this argument of WFH
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by mouzogu 10y ago
from a UX perspective i really like this. like the way it's laid out and presented - found it easy to scan. I know a lot of people big up MDN vs W3Schools and all their arguments are basically correct but i find it (mdn) really ugly an
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Was the Baghdad Battery really a battery?(sciencefocus.com)
1 points by mouzogu 10y ago|0 comments

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