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15y ago
People should value truth and authenticity. It's far more valuable than attributing inaccuracies to persons or events simply to manipulate the emotions and aspirations of mankind. If I discovered that the Moon landing was falsified, I would
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15y ago
Sorry, my tongue was in my cheek when I said that. Have you not encountered the endless "email is dead" and "only old people use email" articles over the last five years? Google those two phrases if you're not familiar with the discussion.
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If there's one thing you don't do, it's offer any criticism of Mother Theresa, no matter what information there is in the world about her outside of the perpetuated religious and media portrayal of her to the masses. If there's a second thi
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15y ago
I don't see a problem with it. If you use twitter, then you clearly don't have a problem living your life in the open and the price of being an attention whore is getting attention. For those of us who don't need to play-by-play our every t
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15y ago
I read too many uneasy references to modern "communication" and "the web" that give me cause for concern about the future of the email utility, here. Is this soft language hinting toward chasing the "nobody under thirty uses email" tail? I
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16y ago
Here's a track I generated that should provide interesting results if you use it to fall asleep to at night: http://naturesoundsfor.me/TooCreepy
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16y ago
Sorry, it's already National Cordon Bleu Day and National Hug a Newsman Day. source: http://goo.gl/3FUci
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16y ago
I'm a fan of computer interfaces in film across the board. From the intentionally tongue-in-cheek 'Hackers' to the downright unintentionally awful and the occasionally vaguely bordering on something close to reality. I haven't seen this mov
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16y ago
It's a feasible workaround, but it's vital that content owners start to recognize the importance of a more rational licensing scheme. Different release dates for videogames depending on which hemisphere you live in, entirely different sets
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16y ago
I've never even heard of such a thing as a degree in web-design, so I don't know if that's a real thing or not. I'd probably suggest focusing on design in general rather than "web" design. Maybe even things like product design. Things that
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16y ago
It can't be that much of a public persona. I've never heard of him. Then again, I've never watched Jimmy Fallon (I know it's a late night show, but that's it). How much traction is that going to have with a general public? Not much, I suspe
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16y ago
The traffic isn't all that relevant. It's what you can do with that traffic. GiantBomb is where the content is. Sort of like Digg may have the traffic, but places like HN have the conversation. For example, GiantBomb has something like 6,00
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16y ago
One of the biggest problems with AOL content sites (other than the crappy content) is the discussion system. It's a step up from using something like Facebook Connect/Chat stuff, but it's still miserable. I never post to their sites (even o