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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I wasn't talking about the number of scripts (even though it does have a lot) but about how unresponsive the site is at times because of said scripts.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
This post is pretty damning. I was considering using Mint at some point but after this I will stay away.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Their site is unbearably bloated with scripts and whatnot, I don't know why more people don't complain about that. The site is also filled with dishonest merchants peddling their misrepresented wares on it. I've had more issu
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> When he got it all back they told him his hard drives were empty or unformatted. Maybe that's what they wanted him to think. I refuse to believe the alternative...
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I think the conscious push to diversify the workplace it's good but I don't think that outright banning white males is the right way to go about it.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Nowadays, the lies would have to be pretty nuanced to have an effect. Actually no. Most people are jaded or just don't care. Lots of things the govt says are easily demonstrable lies but not enough people that matter care so they
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Actors can pick what case they want to appeal or prosecute. They pick the case with the best facts and the right time and try to maximize their chance a decision will be written into law. Looking at it from that perspective, would it h
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
The paywall addon I was using on firefox stopped working on it too.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> So it is understandable that Ubuntu tries to raise barriers of entry. It's not understandable if they violate the GPL in the process (the point of the article).
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I think that when you clear the cache on recent versions of Chrome it also removes 301 redirects. I'm not sure though.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Where you already working the job and then talked management into letting you work remotely? Also, do you use some form of satellite comm service in order to get internet connectivity in remote areas? I'm interested in knowing how peop
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Conversely WD, particularly their RED drives, have gone to shit. Whatever HGST is doing they must be doing it in spite of WD management.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
When a market like this turns, in order to survive, it is critical to redefine what success is going to look like for you – and your employees, and your investors, and your other stakeholders. Holding on to ‘old’ ideas about IPO dates, la
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Huh, Gabe is on that show. How good is that tv show anyways? I've been meaning to binge watch it but it seems like its raison d'être is to take cheap shots at SV.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I believe in internet's archive mission even if I don't use the site that often but I use wikipedia too much, I can't justify not donating to them when they need it.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Some words just don't have a translation in other languages. Generally speaking I'm inclined to agree with you but you chose a bad example. The earpieces could translate it as "time to eat!" or "thank you for t
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
The diamond obsession in the US doesn't seem very healthy though.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Awesome, I will definitely read it now. Thanks.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
In spanish there are communities that take paper books, digitalize them and release them in epub format. Books that probably will never see an official digital release, which surprisingly, is the fate of many classic books (it's improv
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I use a Kindle and it makes little to no difference at all. If you need you can edit a book in epub format and calibre converts it to mobi seamlessly in little to no time.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Most people have never heard of him, but Michael Lewis' The New, New Thing immortalises Jim Clark, the most interesting billionaire on the planet. Thanks to The Big Short I've been made aware of this book but is it worth a read
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
McConnell already said that Obama should wait for the next POTUS: http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/269389-mcconnell-dont-rep...
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Did you end up suing them?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
Those type of courier services are very popular throughout Latin America. I always assumed that developed countries like Australia had their own local suppliers and didn't need to buy from US-specific sites. Not enough to justify the e
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
They are in charge of every aspect of AMP, what's stopping them from rendering ads as native content without the identifying tags in the future?
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
By tidying some licensing loose ends with that Big Label agreement they signed a couple of weeks ago it seems to me they're readying themselves to be acquired pretty soon.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> Linus built Linux. Then git. Track record counts. Arguments stand on their own. I assume there isn't enough of Linus point of view on this email to make him justice (I'd like to read his response) but ESR seems to be right on
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
> I also presumed that a dedicated power user could preserve said photos forever, so I immediately wrote the whole thing off. Same here. One of the girls also describes how to screenshot the app without the other user being notified. It&
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
But you weren't part of the majority of your peers. The generalization is about the majority.
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by rpgmaker 11y ago
I didn't know snapchat had scores and that the experience around it was so... gamefied . It was a fun article to read.

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