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by prodikl 10y ago
woah woah woah let's be reasonable here
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by prodikl 10y ago
he touched on that > the most common complaint being: "Oh, so only rich people can drive?" > This critique ignores the fact that working Americans often suffer the most severely from the impacts of poor mobility. Working-cla
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by prodikl 10y ago
Living in Seoul, I played hockey at the olympic stadium there. There are regular baseball games and the entire area is very developed.
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by prodikl 15y ago
With Mozilla's downward slope in browser share, it seems smart to keep the relationship going for both of them. If Mozilla keeps losing ground to Chrome, Google wins. If Mozilla grows its userbase somehow, Google wins. Not to mention Mozill
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by prodikl 15y ago
Ah, the good 'ol iPhone bundling tactic. I'm definitely not an opponent of sticking to what you're good at, and doing it best. And with this deal, I guess that's what's happening with both companies!
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by prodikl 15y ago
As a desingineer (not a particularly amazing one), I love the freedom I have to create entire projects front to back on my own and have them look and work great. But I totally agree about the "slotting." If I do one or the either, I feel sl
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by prodikl 15y ago
I took CS101 twice because I hated it. When i found my passion in web, that's all I needed. I learned AS3 and LAMP in a relatively short time; it was just a matter of motivation!
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by prodikl 15y ago
With samsung the world leader in ram I would have thought they could've done some great things in ssd field. Bummer.