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by probably_wrong 13y ago
> What other conclusion could you possibly draw? Without facts? None. But if you want some speculation: Opera's interface is consistently listed as one of the preferred features for its users (if not the preferred feature). And now a
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by probably_wrong 13y ago
I don't think I agree completely with your second statement. You are comparing the drug dealer with the gun store, while in fact you should be comparing a drug store to a pharmacy, in the sense that both sell stuff that can be misused but h
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by probably_wrong 13y ago
I don't think they necessarily "corrected a few mistakes without giving them back to the mob". There is also a chance that they indeed proposed their answers to the mob, but they didn't like them and rejected them. It wouldn't be the first
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by probably_wrong 13y ago
They already do by default, but they are doing a pretty bad job. Unless you specifically set it to do so, you only get updates from the people Facebook considers you are interested in.
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by probably_wrong 13y ago
I'm guessing here, but if Glass delivers on its promises, it would be much more expensive not to develop for Glass. I see it this way: if today everyone on the internet started using Adblock, and I mean every single internet user , most
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by probably_wrong 13y ago
From what I've read about SCUMM, it was designed to be very similar to writing a regular script for, say, a TV show. The famous "hamster in the microwave" sequence was conceived, planned and implemented in one afternoon, and it even include