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by parfe 15y ago
Care to write up a Google+ version for the same result that is not "Multi-step"? The only reason people weren't doing this on facebook before is because they never cared to.
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by parfe 15y ago
Except the feature is already there? and it was there at in 2009, at least. We are not saying the same thing. He was worried Google+ would be trounced by Facebook deploying a clone of circles, except the feature already existed. Facebook
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by parfe 15y ago
Why didn't you care about that feature until now?
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by parfe 15y ago
so use http://www.circlehack.com/ The point is that facebook has the ability but chose NOT to deploy it. There isn't some barrier to "Changing their core product" that the blog author seems to think. with code: https://github.com/volok
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by parfe 15y ago
> They ask me where I went, and I struggle for a moment to remember Saturday. This is why you don't talk to the police without a lawyer. Forgot a stop at the ATM? Dropped something off at a friends house (who later turns out to be de
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by parfe 15y ago
Facebook already has circles! Facebook groups is a distinct feature from facebook lists. Facebook lists are the same feature as Google circles. And the only reason you didn't know this already is that you did not care enough to look, so
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by parfe 15y ago
This conversation is regarding asocial network where your name is always public.
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by parfe 15y ago
The answer is subsidized consoles. Microsoft and Sony are already moving there with the paid online experience. They just need to codify it into a 2 year contract.
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by parfe 15y ago
Sadly? Are you disappointed in me? Who are these abused females you are white knighting for?
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by parfe 15y ago
If you said "They" I would wonder who else was in the car with John.
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by parfe 15y ago
Google is forcing people to use their free service now?
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by parfe 15y ago
Are you saying that usage is common or are you showing me the exception that proves the rule? I Don't think I'd ever use a "They" in a way such as being described here. "John was late for dinner. They were caught in traffic." Or is it "The
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by parfe 15y ago
So what problem are we talking about them? People who care don't reveal that information. Problem solved. Fake photo, fake sex, fake name.
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by parfe 15y ago
Every single reply to his post includes a picture. Tempest in a teapot. It seems even people who care about this issue enough to post don't care enough to protect their likenesses.
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by parfe 15y ago
They is traditionally plural.
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by parfe 15y ago
Put it any way you want. You're complaining a gamelet company made a game out of their ToS that you find below you. Congrats, you're too intellectual for Candy Land.
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by parfe 15y ago
I'm currently watching the Yankees game. Jeter had a chance for his 3000th hit (looks like only he'll only hit 2998 tonight). Anyway I found myself with Facebook, Google Plus and Twitter all open at various times, but what I was really loo
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by parfe 15y ago
You might want to grow a slightly thicker skin. The company makes facebook applet games for bored secretaries and 13 year old girls. Sure, millions and millions in that segment, but still. It's a game company, not a law firm.
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by parfe 15y ago
Once you have a department that dictates you get 4 days bereavement leave when a parent, spouse, or child dies, 3 days off for a sibling, 2 days off for the death of a step- relation and 1 day off for a cousin you are no longer a startup. I
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by parfe 15y ago
"A star's day is generally a very long one (12-16 hours)" http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4778488_movie-star-spend-workda...
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by parfe 15y ago
>Call-center employees gain their financial independence at the risk of an identity crisis. I don't quite understand this concern. Do people worry any other paid actor is at risk of forgetting who he is?
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by parfe 15y ago
Google Circles and Facebook Lists are the same feature. Facebook groups are different. I only mention it because a lot of people seem confused (Lots thinking Fb Lists and Fb groups are interchangeable).
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by parfe 15y ago
And the cat's in the cradle and the silver spoon
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by parfe 15y ago
Then it might be time to explore some other hobbies. There are non-computer related things do that don't require you to be in shape and that includes actually getting in shape! Fly an RC helicopter, start hiking, volunteer at the soup ki
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by parfe 15y ago
I guess? It was a waste of my time, but you seem to be defending ad copy because pointing out the guy is a microsoft evangelist is somehow not useful information http://www.zdnet.com/blog/bott in fact, if you read his posting history I
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by parfe 15y ago
Is this high school debate class? Ad hominem might get you docked points in a competition but purposely blinding yourself to someone's motivations is retarded. The author took the time to type up some scarcely camouflaged ad copy and I th
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by parfe 15y ago
So? Motivation matters and it shows in his content. I can trust that someone who profits directly from the Microsoft ecosystem will tell me to use Microsoft products. This article is really two parts. 1) Why he is switching away from DropB
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by parfe 15y ago
I think generating bitcoins is a way to have controlled inflation and to distribute new bitcoins into the economy as fairly as possible. The value of bitcoins should (and hopefully eventually will) be worth their value in work/productivity/
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by parfe 15y ago
Google blocked one domain that was reselling subdomains.
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by parfe 15y ago
That is a nice feature. thanks.

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