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811.
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14y ago
It's more about determination and wit than money, IMO.
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14y ago
Same argument can be used to provide plausibility for the existence of the flying spaghetti monster, celestial teapot, and God.
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14y ago
Hey, if we have execute of JS on all those clients, why not REDIRECT them to your site? Free traffic. All relevant.
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14y ago
all accurate assumptions.
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14y ago
Sure, if what you want is harmful to yourself. The things I want are all things that make my life better and safer. Some people want bad things.
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14y ago
We are allowed to. You choose your employer, ergo, you choose your work schedule.
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14y ago
My point is that TV news caters to the lowest common denominator of brains so they aren't going to tell everyone about a country they can't locate on a map. That is of course, unless, there are "terrorists" there, or Israel is involved.
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14y ago
I would be interested to know what percentage of average American TV news viewers could locate Iceland on a map if it was not labeled.
819.
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14y ago
Because it's possible, it must be true! Who cares if there's no hard evidence.
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14y ago
This guy might be on to something, but I have an even better idea, and it required 0 scientific research to synthesize. We should all do whatever the fuck we want, until we die.
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14y ago
I reworded it to something like "Can a 32 bit machine use more than 4GB of ram"
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14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Amendment_to_the_United_... Read and learn OP.
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14y ago
> I'm a PhD student Not mediocre. You have that impostor syndrome thing probably.
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14y ago
I didn't recognize any of the buttons either. Personally, it matters to me if a button is readable and doesn't look like absolute garbage. Telling me I'm not an internet geek just because I didn't remember the buttons? THE NERVE!
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14y ago
Show scores next to comments again... There is some evidence here that hiding it to avoid egotism isn't worth the loss of function: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2430542 See, respondents to the comment had to manually create a child
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14y ago
My personal title: "Why I moved to New Hampshire" As a remote worker, the cost of living in Boston is just an unnecessary expense for me. Lower taxes too. My new rent + utilities is less than 800/mo for a 2br.
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History of Kim Dotcom's Criminal Investigations
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14y ago
x-post from the consumerist thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5143224 --"Please change the link title"
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14y ago
"Can a 32-bit OS machine use up all 8GB RAM + 20GB page file?" One of my submission titles was changed to the above. I cried for days after.
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14y ago
I find their changing of titles to be accurate, usually. It's nice that they change linkbait titles to accurate ones. Nothing is worse than when someone posts a story then twists the title to fit their own interpretation of it. Thank you oh
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14y ago
If you're willing to work more closely with your developers, and you're a cool person, you can skip wireframes altogether. Ever build an app for yourself? Did you wireframe it? I bet you didn't.
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14y ago
heresay though. we don't know if he really paid his accountant or webmaster. This is all very unprofessional. I think there's a pretty good chance this webdesigner is going to see some blowback in his business after posting incendiary stuff
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14y ago
Well, I think the first big red flag is that we have public schools which teach the standard dialect of English used in business, as well as the proper pronunciation of words. Then, certain people decide to ignore that and promote their own
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14y ago
Thank you sir, this is exactly my point. The study used the vague undefined term 'sounding black' and it could have meant anything.
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14y ago
A lot of Ebonics is slang. Is this really about sounding black, or is it just about sounding unprofessional? What if I went to a job interview and said "dude" and "bro" every other word (lets assume I'm not interviewing at a startup)? Infot
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14y ago
>most people are assaulted by someone they know, not by a random stranger on the street. Absolutely true > Self defense gear isn't a great systemic solution to sexual assault and rape Absolutely true, they are not a systemic solutio
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14y ago
I just bought two dumb phones so I could cancel my verizon data plans. I also cancelled our SMS plan. 60 x 12 + 10 x 2 x 12-30=$930 savings per year. I'm almost always using wifi, so the 3g was useless. I'm also a mobile developer. But hone
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14y ago
>“I don’t think this will make any difference in controlling rape cases,” says Sehba Farooqui, a woman’s rights activist in Delhi. I agree. I don't think someone desperate enough to rape will care if their victim has a wristwatch that c
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14y ago
It's not awkward if you sit at the bar. Just bring your smartphone. When you have a chance, talk to the bartender. Eventually, someone else is going to sit down, and see that you're friendly with the bartender, so you must be a nice guy. Th
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14y ago
>Why do we believe in this concept of general multitasking? We? I certainly don't. Multitasking is a definite myth. Once you switch context your brain has a random OOM killer that will completely destroy your train of thought in other t
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