reduxive

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   by reduxive 10y ago

   Oh, spectacular. This will go swimmingly! You know, when I was in high school, we had an all volunteer group of hall monitors, and it was this pointless excursion in self-policing that resulted in frustration on all sides, because both the
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   by reduxive 10y ago

   1. The Envious (anything to get ahead of everyone) 2. The Optimists (everyone else is basically good, have faith) 3. The Pessimists (most others are evil, favor the lesser of evils) 4. Trusting Collaborators (will go along wit
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   by reduxive 10y ago

   This article could really benefit from an image DIFF widget. Even animated flashing GIF images would be an improvement. It needs something that not only permits comparable overlays, but (perhaps with a third diff layer) also highlights the
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   by reduxive 10y ago

   The article is not especially pay-walled, from what I can detect, using multiple devices. It seems to just use the typical 10 article cookie variable that all NYT articles usually check. I'd estimate your current machine is behind some
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   by reduxive 10y ago

   Because obnoxious people will spam the form with emails that are not their own, as malicious behavior against acquaintences they detest. These ubiquitous subscribe forms provide a vector for inflating the size of mailing lists. Mailing list
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   by reduxive 10y ago

   Click bait. Deliberate use of hotword "teleport," to exploit bikeshedding debates. Cue endless discussions such as: What does teleport REALLY mean?