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nobodysfool
13y ago
Why did you pick that name for your website?
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13y ago
Yea I don't get why we romanticize working long hours and crunch time / overtime. If they would have worked standard 8 hour days things probably would have gotten better faster. In my opinion, working more than 8 hours a day tells
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nobodysfool
13y ago
How so? By not buying new PCs?
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13y ago
Is it just me or is that background 3d? That's tripping me out.
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13y ago
It would be nice to see where he is with this now - that was 2010 and it appears nothing has been written since about it.
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13y ago
Yeah, he kind of glosses over the most important personal issue here. http://trace.wisc.edu/peat/ That's a tool you can use which can analyze whether your website could potentially induce epilepsy. If it could, yo
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13y ago
I have a 6 digit also. It's kind of funny because I had forgotten my password but remembered the number, and I saw that I had my old ISP's email address in there so I couldn't reset it. What I did was sign up for a trial dial
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13y ago
Well, I'm sure people from Brescia will not appreciate american restaurant food, but that's not the point. You specifically mention foodborne illnesses. The most common are: Botulism Campylobacteriosis E. coli Hepatitis A Noroviru
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13y ago
In a galaxy far, far away... yea, it's old, but that doesn't mean it doesn't work. I hate that when for example in medicine, everyone is getting prescribed paroxetine whereas fluoxetine is generally more effective. People as
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nobodysfool
13y ago
And now it's offline, looks like we used up all his money.
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nobodysfool
13y ago
should have just had a vote every 10 seconds... most voted answer wins?
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13y ago
Plone does the same thing.
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13y ago
I try to post my shameful code to github in the hopes that I'll do my best with every new project I start. I've only just started it, but it's helped with my thinking process.
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13y ago
Well, if you want people to not stigmatize mental illness, you should start by not doing it yourself.
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13y ago
Yea, I feel that's kind of important to the whole thing. Talk about what the illness was, not about the person. For all I know it could be anything from autophagia to trichotillomania.
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13y ago
Yea, I agree with Marcus's message: Dogfood our products! But I don't agree with his methodology for achieving it: chiding workers. What he should have done is require feedback from all workers on why they do or don't use the
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13y ago
Well, I give my boss the ability to deposit money into my account. I would not willingly give my boss the ability to withdraw money from my account. I think that would explain a lot of the trepidation.
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13y ago
This is written like those 'one weird trick to lose weight' things, and contains just as much information.
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13y ago
>Surface Pro 2 is currently out of stock basically everywhere Not really. http://www.nowinstock.net/computers/tablets/microsoft/surfac...
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13y ago
Quasi-scientific at best. The original "research" is interesting, but I don't think it's applicable to humans or any other higher brained mammal. The brain can certainly handle eating candy (ever heard of natives eating
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13y ago
I don't know but I believe that if he was getting paid more than his work was worth, then his distributions (aka paychecks) could be considered distributions of owner's equity, hence he was being bought out a little bit at a time.
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13y ago
It got the right place, but it still can't find restaurants near me. I can do the restaurant search and it will find those restaurants near me. If it helps, I am proxying through California, but I'm actually in Arizona
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13y ago
Same here. Even when I put in my zipcode, it's not finding me and dropping me at 0,0. The name of my location shows up correctly in the search box, but it returns no results and drops me in the ocean. I can scroll around the map and zo
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13y ago
Oh, well if spacefight doesn't trust his bits there, I certainly can't. I mean, who can we trust if not spacefight?
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13y ago
NoMachine.com is worth checking out. The client is kinda heavy, and uses a fair chunk of ram, but it's free and workable.
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13y ago
Try "Windows Remote Assistance" it's super easy, as long as they are on Windows 7 or Vista. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-help-windows-...
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13y ago
Yeah, of course it won't work with HTTPS sites. They'd have to proxy those HTTPS sites and perform a MITM just to do it.
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IANAL but... "the term “unlicensed money transmitting business” means a money transmitting business which affects interstate or foreign commerce in any manner or degree". If you keep your trades to people within your state, I don&
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13y ago
It seems to me the problem is that his 'friends' aren't really friends at all. He lists 'Robert Scoble' as a friend? He's a news source... he's going to have thousands of 'friends' that aren'
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13y ago
All out of stock, all not sold in stores. He's right.
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