ohitsdom

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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Completely different from the use case shown in the video. Looks like the chairless chair works at many angles.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Curious, what did you end up doing? Did you pay the firm who bought your debt?
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Agreed, I had never heard of it and the about page was no help at all.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Agreed, I won't give a site access to my profiles without seeing some screenshots first.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
I don't think Google Search's goal was to ever help the user discover an unknown business. Its to give the user the best results for their search term (which, surprise, is the more popular businesses). Not strictly on topic, but a
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
You won't use it until the code is refactored? If it works, who cares if it is a mess and was written by a "beginner".
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
It'd be interesting to see, but it's going to be a LONG time before even 10% of the vehicles on the road are electric.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
If this is true, seems like you and your friends were pretty confident and secure in who you were as high schoolers. That's awesome. I had a similar group of nerdery/outcast friends, and we enjoyed hanging out together but I perso
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
I doubt more school-approved violence would have helped prevent sociopaths who do terrible things like the Columbine shootings... But I do agree schools have gone way overboard on the politically-correct scale.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
"You don’t kill the enemies in Ninja Pizza Girl. You can’t even knock them out. Sure, you can bowl them over for a second or two but if you hang around they’ll get right back up again. Running away is just as viable as attacking and so
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
I had this exact idea (but didn't think I had the skill to pull it off), how cool for people afraid of code. Well done!
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Are you arguing the benefits of a stagnant economy? I don't understand how that could be a good thing. The economy needs to at least match growth of the population, or else that means you have unemployment or lower wages. But if that&#
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Loved the format!
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
This is a bad argument. Just because the user decides to share certain information, doesn't mean they give up their right to privacy. That being said, the GitHub tracker is not a privacy concern in my opinion and enables a useful featu
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
The very next paragraph- "...an enormous number of programmers have an immediate reason to use Swift. Today, hundreds of thousands of developers build apps for iPhones and iPads using a language called Objective-C, and due to the immen
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Fascinating read! Although I couldn't help but imagine that discussion happening today... in 140 character tweets.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Star Trek: TNG characters. Excluding Data to avoid confusion, of course.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
I thought $20k was really low. GREAT value for Facebook. In the hands of black hats, trust in Facebook could have been destroyed before they had time to patch the vulnerability.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
My thoughts exactly, have to strain to read it on Windows 7 using Chrome. Would expect more from a post on design...
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
Correct but if it was before the previous pope had died, that would be very unlikely.
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by ohitsdom 12y ago
I don't think it's a patent issue so much as a question of resources. Sure, Google, Apple, Microsoft and others have the resources to develop a similar machine, but a new type of computer would wipe out their business model in a m