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by river_styx 18y ago
I see what you did there.
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by river_styx 18y ago
I stand corrected. It still sounds wrong to my ear, though.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Sorry, this is a major pet peeve of mine: it should be "different from".
94.
by river_styx 18y ago
Seriously, will we ever get away from this "x changes your brain" nonsense? Everyone, at every waking moment of their life, experiences "chemical and physical" changes in their brain. That's kinda how it works.
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by river_styx 18y ago
They also copied the dock and expose.
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by river_styx 18y ago
What experience doesn't alter the brain in some way?
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by river_styx 18y ago
So what? Let's create an open icon and use it instead.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Seriously. I'm in dire need of erasing my ex.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Isn't subconscious marketing illegal?
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by river_styx 18y ago
tl;dr
101.
by river_styx 18y ago
You mean besides the fact that it's slow, clumsily designed, and ugly?
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by river_styx 18y ago
Sorry, but until it gets a desktop environment that's user-friendly for mainstream folk, Linux still falls into the suck category.
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by river_styx 18y ago
It surely must be a sign of the apocalypse when we start seeing coverage of 4chan memes in mainstream media.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Time to short AAPL?
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by river_styx 18y ago
So, if someone disables javascript support or runs noscript (quite common), my layout will be completely broken? No thanks.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Sigh. If we ignore uncov, will it go away again?
107.
by river_styx 18y ago
Your rant fails XML validation. I totally agree with it, though.
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by river_styx 18y ago
It would be interesting to see car vs. motorbike production/sales also.
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by river_styx 18y ago
The problem with questions like this is that "moral" character is kind of a relative and arbitrary concept in the first place. What's immoral today might be moral tomorrow, and vice versa. In fact, if a free market becomes ingrained into th
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by river_styx 18y ago
Also /^Top \d+/i
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by river_styx 18y ago
There are ten finalists, and they are all worth looking at. I think he meant that his question belongs in that thread, not your post.
112.
by river_styx 18y ago
Yes, I was kidding.
113.
by river_styx 18y ago
I'm all for speaking your mind, but what exactly is the point of an idle personal attack like this?
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by river_styx 18y ago
I have officially been brainwashed... was totally expecting a Google pun here.
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by river_styx 18y ago
13. Don't use Rails.
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by river_styx 18y ago
The Phone and iPod apps are special, because at a fundamental level they perform tasks that cannot be duplicated in a web app. But there’s nothing any more special about Mail than there is about, say, Calendar. He's wrong. The Mail app wo
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by river_styx 18y ago
So let me get this straight. You are in favor of using taxpayer money, from the pockets of people who are actually hurting or soon will be, to save the skin of the very people whose questionable practices got them into this mess? What kind
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by river_styx 18y ago
Second, people will, until some radically new, currently unforeseen technology becomes available (and I’m talking way beyond Blackberry/iPhone here) prefer surfing on the PC over the web when both are available. That's really the key issu
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by river_styx 18y ago
Right. So these Mac Pros are releasing trace amounts of benzene, which may cause cancer or death in high doses. Nothing like a little sensationalism early in the morning.
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by river_styx 18y ago
Right, but as a developer, I would go for the platform with large market/easy distribution built in rather than openness any day. Android may be a cool platform, but if no one is using it in the first place, why bother? Apple knows how to m

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