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by r0s 13y ago
I see no moral difference.
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by r0s 13y ago
Not in any measurable business sense. As a means to explain public dissonance regarding this current market, then yes.
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by r0s 13y ago
These are token royalties, I don't see the moral difference between these services and piracy. Music discovery has always been a liability for artists, the illusion that sharing is somehow worse than this sanctioned exploitation is pure hy
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by r0s 13y ago
I had a full size key board to replace the stock bluetooth one, so I had both. I'm a big guy and like a full keyboard, large screen etc. After the very first time the mouse died I went out and got all wired peripherals for my workstation.
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by r0s 13y ago
> What if I don't want to do that? What if I just want to write books? I can't make a living from that unless I also become a showman or sell some kind of other crap? Welcome to the creative industry. The previous copy-protected market
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by r0s 13y ago
I think we can all agree the problem with publishing is getting read . There's your value. Force the sale early and you trade that for something else. Mince about ideology all you want, this is the market.
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by r0s 13y ago
Plain ol' Delete I remember you need to get a bit creative with the config files, I don't think it's one of the default settings.
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by r0s 13y ago
Worked on a mini all last year, first real mod I did was fixing forward delete: http://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/ Made the dock 2D, bought a wired keyboard and mouse, line in adapter for my analog headset and it was a usable workst
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by r0s 13y ago
My failure in previous salary negotiation was assuming my employer would be honest about my delivered value. Even documented and presented as a counter point in negotiation they simply denied the truth and quickly tried to pan the evidenc
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by r0s 14y ago
> All plans are subject to Stripe's additional transaction charge of 2.9% + 30 cents per transaction. They should just put that center at the top of the site so I can bounce faster.
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by r0s 14y ago
> near-infallible machine. Here is where the discussion jumps the shark.
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by r0s 14y ago
Are you suggesting I don't need a helmet to travel slightly above walking speed?
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by r0s 14y ago
Maybe Civil War is a slightly different context, just throwing that out there.
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by r0s 14y ago
It's more likely he's apathetic to the issue.
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by r0s 14y ago
The President has the power and the obligation to publicly speak against this on the world stage.
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by r0s 14y ago
As an aspiring business guy, my biggest problem seems to be accessing information about different models. Say I want to build a web community around a particular kind of video game. Estimating the value of that market is pretty damn opaque
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by r0s 14y ago
All I get from this is a bunch of hand-waving that the problem is too complex to consider, and libertarians are the only group that want marriage privatized. Never mind the fairness of the law. I think this issue spans the US as well, so
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by r0s 14y ago
In my case, the reason I'm still at the office is because I need to write code. This is dysfunctional.
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by r0s 14y ago
Look at the warranty, expecting any device to outlast it's warranty is naive. Longevity has no bearing on the need for backups either, so SSD vs. HDD longevity is irrelevant, in my opinion.
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by r0s 14y ago
Patent trolling is probably unavoidable, but I'd say much less likely when it's initiated by individuals. Legitimate claims must be accessible, and the courts need to be the test. Your second point cuts to the heart of the issue, should pa
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by r0s 14y ago
Maybe patents should have restrictions on transferal? This kind of problem would be less frequent if the original inventor had a period where the patent was non-transferable. What might happen? Would this decrease patent hoarding and trol
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by r0s 14y ago
As an Austin male I'd like to point out we are also exceptionally good looking.
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by r0s 14y ago
Austin really is a great place to be a techie. Submitting resumes last week was a surprisingly optimistic experience. In addition to several referrals from friends, I'm qualified for development work at diverse companies, from games to che
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by r0s 14y ago
Seperate subdomains seems like a monster pain to me. You can actually use media queries to link separate style sheets: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-mediaqueries/#media0
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by r0s 14y ago
I have a large art collection and have actually commissioned work. I've worked in art galleries and have a good understanding of the culture. The reason for 'friction' in the art business, from my view is because it's not a traditional bus
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by r0s 14y ago
> They break almost all of the tooling that exists for JavaScript debugging. I just don't see the utility of pre-processors for JS or CSS. I know I'm in the minority here, are developers really working without debugging? I can't wrap
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by r0s 14y ago
The code I invent myself is almost always a big mess. When I'm working seriously, I research the answer to the problem. This produces slower results, better code. The other trade off is I'm not working from direct memory or skill, so co-w
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by r0s 14y ago
Might be old media, or their masters.
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by r0s 14y ago
That's reasonable. Thanks! I'm going to re-examine some existing relationships because of this advice.
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by r0s 14y ago
You're assuming I didn't already, but point taken. At least once I've gotten past MVP. I guess the decision to go public to get feedback is tricky, but if it fits the idea better that may be the next step.

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