pirate_dev

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by pirate_dev 7y ago
duh
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
This exactly. I can't begin to list off all the rich dumbasses who had all sorts of titles in startups because they went to the same school, knew the founders, etc. I've had such people have no idea what model they even use for la
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
Nothing and no. It served as a jobs program of sorts to a lot of places that have nothing else, so that's about all it has boiled down to in the past 20 years. The people who started it all will die peacefully, though I hope I am wrong
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
It's about once per session for me. Seriously, compared to every other major site I know of, it is in a class of its own for flaky UX. At least one of the things I describe above per afternoon, lets say. Often many more than one if it
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
Can you explain to me why reddit feels like it is held together with duct tape? IMHO, it has the most problems with site uptime and basic functionality of any major site on the net. I am always getting search problems, site unavailable, or
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
This is genuinely threatening to too many interests in the US, will not pass. Much smoke, but no heat, just like the last few times its been proposed. They will not get a master key to everything lol, nobody trusts DOJ like this. The people
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by pirate_dev 7y ago
What you did is not illegal at all, but the law doesn't really matter anymore, so I guess you have fallen into the "pissing off powerful interests" category, which is just as bad as doing illegal stuff. You should consider pu