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by publicfig 10y ago
I don't see where anyone working for Valve mentioned Half-Life 3.
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by publicfig 11y ago
I originally titled the article with the censored version as that was the name on the page. I believe they censor it on the first page as a way around workplace filters, as there's a SFW button at the top. I think once you get into it,
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What fucking programming language should I use?(wfplsiu.com)
74 points by publicfig 11y ago|56 comments
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by publicfig 11y ago
I have heard many more stories close to this one than I ever have about a successful product launch utilizing GAE. I've never used GAE and have mostly been scared off by my experience with Google support throughout other applications a
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by publicfig 11y ago
I've noticed that they've pretty much quit doing that, and as much as I agree with you, I think that's for the best. You never want it to turn into a competition as to whether or not someone's death was meaningful enough
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by publicfig 11y ago
What would you find useful? You seem upset that a product was designed for a user that is not you, but that doesn't mean it doesn't have a use. Subscribing to music streaming services, ordering delivery, using Uber; these aren&#x2
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by publicfig 11y ago
That's true that many of the things I mentioned (not all) are possible through clients building in the functionality on their end, but that leads to another problem that slack can avoid, which is a unified interface for all users. Whil
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by publicfig 11y ago
It's really difficult for me to take this point seriously if the only proposed alternative is IRC. I understand the benefits of IRC for FOSS and have used it many times in the past, but there's a reason why projects are adopting S
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by publicfig 11y ago
Well, we might as well get rid of the comments altogether if making a statement related to the content of an article is grounds to consider it "needless gnashing of teeth and flame wars".
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by publicfig 11y ago
Well, licensing is a legal agreement so there's really no way around that.
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by publicfig 11y ago
Even though I've been pretty active with and supportive of Snapchat from the beginning, I had always thought of it as a fad that would die off pretty quickly. I also was quick to judge negatively any new features or modes of using the
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Yahoo yanks Yahoo Screen hub, scatters “original” content across sites(arstechnica.com)
1 points by publicfig 11y ago|0 comments
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by publicfig 11y ago
Happy with the improvements! Can you increase the text size so you can click on the discussion links?
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by publicfig 11y ago
Because many people have had accounts disabled or names changed back for trying to change their name.
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by publicfig 11y ago
I am by no means a trust fund kid, but I do work in technology which usually offers a higher than average salary. While I'm not making a lot of money, I am making a decent amount given where I live. I always try to keep up a liquid eme
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by publicfig 11y ago
I believe along side of the changes mentioned for Vouching (which I think is an incredible idea), I'd like to see changes to the way that submission titles are changed. I'm actually very much for changing titles that are clickbait
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by publicfig 11y ago
Have you tried going to that link? It's down as well. edit: Seems to be jumping between in and out. It's a bad sign when your status page is tied to your actual site unless this is for traffic related reasons.
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by publicfig 11y ago
I understand and agree that those are great options, but it's also nice to be able to discuss a downtime, especially if it's a particularly long one, at least for me. Plus, with how many articles I'm not interested in that wo
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by publicfig 11y ago
Many developers run business dependent on platforms. It's nice to have a place for discussion to see if it's a localized instance or a widespread issue.
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by publicfig 11y ago
I'm really disappointed by the amount of support he has gotten for this. He has directly mislead consumers into buying a product with an intent of support, and then immediately pulls it and forces the user into a difficult process with
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by publicfig 11y ago
I'm someone that buys quite a few vinyl records, and almost all of my reasons are psychological. I like supporting artists, and buying records give me a way to do that and get something physical in return. I like having the big album a
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The debate over whether there's a new tech bubble, explained(vox.com)
2 points by publicfig 11y ago|0 comments
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Hulu to offer an ad-free option for monthly subscribers(arstechnica.com)
1 points by publicfig 11y ago|0 comments
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by publicfig 11y ago
I've seen a lot of complaints about this router only having one ethernet LAN port. This really could just be an issue of different use cases, but are there a large amount of modems out there that don't have plenty of ethernet port
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by publicfig 11y ago
In regards to the title, PEP stands for "Python Enhancement Proposal", not "Python Extension Proposal"
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by publicfig 11y ago
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/c_gletsUWTM-5b3oIpHD7fFXfa... It does seem to have one USB port, though I'm not sure what it's for.
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by publicfig 11y ago
The description of this product sounds like it was created from a buzzword startup generator, to the point that I assumed it was a parody or satire until I read the comments here. It would really benefit the article to just include a plain
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by publicfig 11y ago
What story mentions the same information this one does that has been on the front page? This, at least to me, seemed to be new information. Posts about reddit seem to be more harshly removed from the front page than other stories, is it bec
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I Waited 19 Months for the Magic Coin Card and It Was a Big Disappointment(recode.net)
46 points by publicfig 11y ago|39 comments
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by publicfig 11y ago
Please don't remind me of the quick and inevitable passing of time towards nothingness. That's a disrespectful thing to do on a Friday morning.

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