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by phaus 13y ago
Off topic, but I just had to know. I read somewhere that you started 4Chan as a way for people to share images with one another. My question: When you came up with this idea, did you have any idea what kinds of things the internet would wan
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by phaus 13y ago
At this point I guess anyone who works for Media Temple has lost confidence in their founder. He stated that he is proud to have been acquired by Godaddy, so that means one of two things. Either he has incredibly poor judgement, or he is fl
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by phaus 13y ago
You just made me sad about Blizzard all over again. I was just starting to come to terms with their demise.
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by phaus 13y ago
How many people get a significant amount of scholarships vs those who pay primarily with student loans? Asking because I honestly don't know.
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by phaus 13y ago
Unfortunately the industry adapted to the financial aid, and and by now the price of tuition has completely gobbled up any discount the aid may have provided. Sure, people who couldn't have gone to school in the past are able to do so,
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by phaus 13y ago
Distrowatch tracks hits per day, not installed user base. I love Linux Mint, but I doubt it has a larger user base than Ubuntu. However, it may eventually. Mint has been consistently winning on Distrowatch since 2011, the year Unity was rel
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by phaus 13y ago
Wasn't it Google that made a huge donation to Kubuntu after Ubuntu pulled the plug on supporting them?
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by phaus 13y ago
Because it should be bad enough that the guy is a jerk without attempting to permanently label him as a sexist and/or a racist when there's a good chance that he might not be. Most agree that he is a scumbag who said something tha
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by phaus 13y ago
It is refreshing to see a telecom executive make a statement like that, but its hard not to feel as if it might just be a clever marketing tactic. Apparently he used to be the Chief Executive of AT&T Asia. I wonder how cellular service
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by phaus 13y ago
I'm glad that T-Mobile has become a customer focused company in recent months, but let's not forget that just a short while ago, they were just like all of the other major carriers. T-Mobile had a sudden change of heart not becaus
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by phaus 13y ago
Quite a few people believe that general education requirements are a waste of time. Therefore, they pick easy classes for the things that have nothing to do with their major.
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by phaus 13y ago
Instead of silently down-voting, why don't you counter with information that supports the opposite? Perhaps you know someone who has a good experience as a vendor that uses Paypal. Sadly, I myself know multiple dealers that shut their
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by phaus 13y ago
Exactly, Back when HL2 came out, I didn't want to install Steam, but ultimately I wasn't going to miss out on the sequel to the best FPS ever made. Then again, it's far easier to install Steam than it is for the average perso
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by phaus 13y ago
I think perhaps an even better place to try this would be where I currently live: West Virginia. The oil/coal/natural gas industries account for a significant percentage of the state's economy, yet the people who benefit the
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by phaus 13y ago
>It seems you are trying to be cute/follow the meme... Because no one that's capable of independent thought will come to a different conclusion than you did right? There's no need to be condescending just because you don&#
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by phaus 13y ago
Sadly, the magazine has shut down, so you can't.
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by phaus 13y ago
I'm impressed by his scientific endeavors, but I have a hard time forgiving him for Paypal.
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by phaus 13y ago
Netbooks worked until Microsoft intentionally killed them.
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by phaus 13y ago
If anyone's in the market for a new computer, keep in mind that the new version of the Yoga is about to be released, it's going to have a retina quality IPS panel instead of an HD+. Also the old ones have been on the outlet for as
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by phaus 13y ago
There are more than a few ultra-books that are widely considered to be on par with apple in terms of build quality, its just that you'd have a hell of a time getting an Apple user to admit it even if he held it in his hands. That'
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by phaus 13y ago
Your example isn't remotely close to being analogous to the argument that was made. If you stick a thermometer in hot water, it is measuring the water's temperature accurately. If an individual studies for a specific type of IQ te
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by phaus 13y ago
I was going to say Billiards because it doesn't require much physical effort, even though it's fun.
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by phaus 13y ago
It's a well established fact that thermometers measure temperature. It doesn't matter if its a person's temperature or an object's, it is still going to measure temperature. It is a highly contested assertion that IQ tes
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by phaus 13y ago
I was pretty excited about starting this course, I'm on chapter 5 of Professional Javascript, and I've completed all but one of the JavaScript sections one Codecademy (Objects II is all that's left). This isn't the first
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by phaus 13y ago
You don't need to spend $1000 on a development computer. Yet if you do want to spend that much, there are better options. Lenovo is about to release their new line of thinkpads. For the first time, most of them are going to have 1080p
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by phaus 13y ago
Ahh, you are correct, apparently he has his own peace prize.
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by phaus 13y ago
it took you this long? They awarded it to Al Gore for climate change awareness (has alot to do with peace i guess?) Even worse, they have awarded it to supporters of terrorism(Arafat), and other violent types of people(Mandela).
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by phaus 13y ago
I can understand buying a Chromebook instead of a Macbook Air, but I see lots of people saying that they have both yet still prefer the Chromebook. What is it that makes a Chromebook so much better than a Macbook that has vastly superior co
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by phaus 13y ago
Right. They had a clause covering active duty military personnel that was left intentionally vague. They cooperated and accepted my cancellation and then months later (after I had already moved) they decided that I owed them $700 after all.
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by phaus 13y ago
It was early-mid 2012. It was in the middle of the mass exodus of customers from T-Mobile, and before they rolled out the new anti-contract strategy. If you read the contract, even if you move to an area with zero phone or data coverage, yo

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