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by nnnnni 13y ago
The problem with Puerto Rico is that there is often only one optimal move -- and sometimes that optimal move doesn't do anything for you, it only spoils someone else's strategy.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Huh, I didn't read any snarkiness in that... Sorry, then!
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by nnnnni 13y ago
No, it's called being sleazy.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I wish that I had the ability to downvote people because of comments like this. There is no justification for that kind of behavior -- and calling it a "best practice" speaks volumes about your lack of integrity.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
This sleazy behavior is exactly why I refuse to use LinkedIn.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I used Google Glass once... The migraine set in after only a few minutes. It was horrible. It felt like I was using a 60 Hz CRT monitor, so I suspect that the problem is that the refresh rate is too low. Also, the eye strain of looking up i
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by nnnnni 13y ago
That was probably soundhound
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I wonder what he thinks of Campaign for North Africa: http://www.boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/4815/the-campaign-for... It's 8-10 players with a playtime of about 60000 hours. Yes, sixty thousand hours. That&
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Yeah, I love target="_blank" and use it often.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
There are STILL programs out there that claim to have a GUI, but the so-called "GUI" is really just a window frame around a terminal emulator.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Ugh, "log in to view the rest of the article". Nope.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Is this saying then that it only affects cards that were used in debit mode, not cards that were used in credit mode?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Also http://www.reddit.com/r/boardgames
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by nnnnni 13y ago
IF this is true and IF this really works in humans, you know that the only people that will ever be able to afford it will be the "1%".
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by nnnnni 13y ago
So... What's the best way to find out if your card was caught up in the breach?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
...and the icons are VERY clear.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Yeah, I was fully expecting the satellite to have a picture of Cthulhu on it.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
That's really no different from .com ... Except for that people seem to have forgotten about the .com executables file extension.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Wow, that sounds like a racket.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Coming soon: traderjoes.soy birkenstock.soy wholefoods.soy ...and so on
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by nnnnni 13y ago
$179 is way too much for a phone that sends all of your login information for different pages and services to Motorola's servers in plaintext...
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by nnnnni 13y ago
I like and appreciate the fact that the Spotify people used the one guy's findings to improve security (for everything that uses Twisted!) rather than just throwing the legal system at him.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Ha, so I'm not the only one who has noticed that most of those "let's compare our product to other similar products" tables are full of superfluous stuff that's obviously just there to pad them with checkmarks?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
It's a satirical response to the annoying "___ in ___ lines of JS!" trend.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Or you can use Supersonic or Madsonic, which are forks without the "forced donation for open source software" problem.
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by nnnnni 13y ago
What about when it starts showing ads for things kiddie shows?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
So when this sniffs the viewing habits of someone who is under 13, does it run afoul of CIPA or COPA or whatever it's called?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
You had us until "but indeed".
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by nnnnni 13y ago
...or maybe they never had a reason to post a review until paying hundreds of dollars for a DOA console for which the company is apparently not being very accommodating?
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by nnnnni 13y ago
Did they have one like this? >[Service that no one has heard of] is shutting down.

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