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by ripter 11y ago
I agree, have an up vote. I wish this community was nice to each other, instead of telling you why your personal choice is wrong and and trying to prove that they are right. It's not about being right or wrong, because there is no righ
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by ripter 12y ago
Nope. I bought mine because it was a cheap experiment. If I couldn't use something like crouton I would have never bought it.
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by ripter 12y ago
Agreed. I might go months without downloading any new apps, then I'll download/buy five or six in a day. That throws off the average.
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by ripter 12y ago
You can confess to a crime you never committed. http://youarenotsosmart.com/2015/02/11/yanss-043-the-science...
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by ripter 12y ago
I have the same feelings. That's why I like projects like http://www.ractivejs.org/ and http://rivetsjs.com/ . They have the productivity benefits without forcing you to use JSX.
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by ripter 12y ago
I never claimed that developers are the niche market. And I didn't have to 'hack it' other than turning on dev mode. Ubuntu runs in a tab, just like everything else. It fills a niche in my life, I never claimed it would help
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by ripter 12y ago
ASUS Chromebook 13-Inch HD with Gigabit WiFi, 16GB Storage & 2GB RAM (Yellow) [ http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00O5VX2AA/ref=oh_aui_det... ] I've been really surprised at how smooth the experience
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by ripter 12y ago
I recently bought a ChromeBook for development (The $199 one). It's a super light linux machine that lasts for days. So I have all my dev tools and I can easily work on any git repo. I don't do any Chrome OS development. I tried u
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by ripter 12y ago
MySpace launched in 2003, News Corporation bought it in 2005. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myspace
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by ripter 12y ago
Most games I never make in-app purchases. But if the game is fun, and the in-app purchase makes sense, I'll pay. Hearthstone, Zombie Farm Battles are examples of games I play all the time, so I don't mind spending a few bucks here
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by ripter 12y ago
Key concept is that members know it's just members and guests of members. DO does not make that clear, which is why people are getting upset.
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by ripter 12y ago
I wouldn't be upset if those websites failed.
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by ripter 12y ago
Someone needs to send them a dictionary. Private: belonging to or for the use of one particular person or group of people only. "all bedrooms have private facilities" synonyms: personal, own, individual, special, exclusive, privat
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by ripter 12y ago
When you are thinking, you know that voice is you. Even when you 'hear' your mom telling you to clean your room, you know it's inside your head. When you have schizophrenia, the voices sound like they are outside your hea
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by ripter 12y ago
I didn't get that from the article. "It’s something of a golden age of video game engine licensing. Not too long ago — hell, 5 years ago, licensing a big, brand name engine (including Source) involved gnarly negotiations, NDAs, an
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by ripter 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake agrees with you (it's also what I had learned.) We know people did it back in the 4th century BCE, so it's not a stretch to think that it might be a lot older than that.
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by ripter 12y ago
From what I read, it sounded like they already built the thing, they just don't have the means to bring it to production. Selling kits wouldn't require them to bring it to production, while at the same time letting people experime
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by ripter 12y ago
It would be awesome if they open sourced the hardware. Then hackers could build their own Triggertrap Ada to interface with their mobile app.
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by ripter 12y ago
Need proof of this. I've known several adults that have no accent. I'm not saying that disproves your statement, just that we need some research.
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by ripter 12y ago
Real life RPG! Take the pill and you get +15 music, -20 programming.
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by ripter 12y ago
> If you feel anyone's opinion that isn't your own is somehow FUD, that's a problem. Where does he make that claim? It sounds like you are trying to discredit him based on conjecture.
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by ripter 12y ago
In that case your eyes are telling you that they can't see anything and you need to use the map. Eyes still win!
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by ripter 12y ago
Every one I've tried in SF doesn't exist anymore.
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by ripter 12y ago
I've had senior developers, who came from a large respected companies, bomb fizzbuzz. I'll stop asking fizzbuzz when people stop failing it.
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by ripter 12y ago
We've successfully dealt with this issue in the past. "Ironically, it was only when Henry Ford took the wildly controversial step of shuttering his automobile manufacturing factories on Saturday and cutting daily work hours from t
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by ripter 12y ago
I did the taste test, mine was rigged. The Coca-Cola was warm and flat, the Pepsi was chilled and recently opened. The people who picked pepsi got swag, the people who picked coke did not. They didn't hide this at all, they would yell
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by ripter 12y ago
From my understanding, SSRI's negate the effects of MDMA. So you can't do both. https://www.erowid.org/chemicals/mdma/mdma_info9.shtml
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by ripter 12y ago
homemade bread that you tear into pieces with your hands, is clearly the best. Only lazy people have buy pre-sliced bread. Feature Request: M-x slice-bread
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by ripter 12y ago
Chromecast is typically powered by the USB port on the TV, not the wall. I'm not going to buy this if I need to plug it into the wall.
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by ripter 12y ago
Compared to Bob Dole, he looks confident, intelligent, and trustworthy. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_elec...

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