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by silverbax88 10y ago
Escalating on all fronts? Please elaborate how getting the US out of a major war has done that. I certainly won't claim that Obama's foreign policy is golden, but it was said 'empire'...which would mean invading and occu
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by silverbax88 10y ago
That's what I mean about having some issues. I would have liked to see healthcare be more sweeping, better implemented. But the 'normal' recovery? What does a 'normal' recovery look like when the global economy is o
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by silverbax88 10y ago
Wait, what? He ran on fixing the economy (done), ending the war in Iraq (done), restoring our relationship with the rest of the world (done), universal health care (done) and improving the acceptance of minority groups (somewhat done - at l
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by silverbax88 10y ago
You have significantly nicer conservative friends than I do. It's been 8 years of racist, xenophobic bile from most of the conservatives on my FB feed, and several of their politicians (Ted Cruz) as well.
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by silverbax88 10y ago
I really don't know how to take your comment...are you suggesting that precompiling and overriding the functionality native to CSS is easier than just using a handful of classnames?
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by silverbax88 10y ago
Agreed, not to mention that to fight any notice in YouTube, you have limited options - as in, you are presented with a form that has radio buttons, of which none of the responses are 'this claim is without merit'. I've had to
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by silverbax88 11y ago
All of these issues were solved over a decade ago by sales contact software.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Are you really referring to a tenant of Marxism to explain why some people have enough money to blow on trivial things in a night club and correlate it to some sort of future revolution? This isn't something new - 'Lifestyles of t
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by silverbax88 11y ago
It's funny, I recall people saying that about Microsoft 'letting Google exist' at one point...
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Playing games isn't new to the dating scene - among people who don't date well. This didn't start with texting - phone calls, second dates, rules about a certain number of dates before sex. All bullshit. People who play those
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Of course, the tax payers are showing up and feeding everyone and staffing the place. So it's free money, right? No work involved at all. Not like he's doing a ton of work and creating value, then charging for it...or anything.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Sure, if you overlook the part that he is housing and feeding 200 refugees.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I was more impacted by the fact that every hour, on the hour, there's a pretty significant shift. Of course, 5pm is the big explosion, but pretty much we live our lives based on the clock.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Do you mean sports fans or actively playing sports? Because there is a big difference.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I thought that, too, but by noon only 3% of Americans are asleep. By 11 pm most of Americans are asleep. So almost everyone is on roughly the same schedule. No deep analysis from me, just interesting data.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Well, I'm just going off of my gut, not real data. But I would have thought 33% of Americans still being in bed at 8am would be high. Of course, the service industry has more flexible schedules - but over the course of the day, by 11pm
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by silverbax88 11y ago
This is really slick. And I'm stunned that 1 out of 3 Americans is sleeping until 8 am. I never would have expected that.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
So, if you are producing for fans who will never pay you for your work, is it worth it? We're not talking about purely artistic endeavors here, and the people who can do their form of 'art' without worrying about money are fe
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by silverbax88 11y ago
This is what a great QA tester will do. Good devs don't ship code with known bugs - but they will miss things because they code to the feature/user story/known behavior. That's what their job is. A good QA person's
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by silverbax88 11y ago
You are assuming that the best security/coding/encryption people in the world are all well-known. I would suggest that's likely not the case.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I don't think that was the scenario laid out, although I believe the overall article has merit, the anecdote is not a good one for representation of confidence as it impacts success. Linda is smart enough to know she might not be right
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I'm working on something in this space. Can you pass along your contact info? I'd love to pick your brain a bit. If you'd prefer, you can contact me at mshockley@neptunemediagroup.com
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I've recently heard Twitter described in a way I believe is accurate. It's a broadcast platform; most people use it broadcast OUT, but very few people use it to consume. Sure, there is some conversation, but primarily, people read
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I agree with this, although it should be noted that most community colleges do not offer anything higher than Associates degrees. I'm not aware of any that actually offer something higher, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to make
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by silverbax88 11y ago
I don't think it's different and I don't know why either is illegal. I'm not a gambler, so this doesn't really impact me, but I don't get why it's against the law.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
They execute in a different space than Amazon. What I wrote was 'competing with Amazon', which they are absolutely not. I'm talking strictly in the 'online retail' space, which I believe was pretty clear.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
This is more accurate. Taking the Amazon example, there is literally zero financial reason that Wal-Mart could not compete with Amazon. None. Yet,so far, they have not even come close. The reality is execution, not deep pockets. And that
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by silverbax88 11y ago
You're welcome, and FaceBook thanks you for sharing so much about yourself.
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by silverbax88 11y ago
Yes, because now they are allowing a third party to track you. You may be fine with it, but most users are not aware that FB is tracking them everywhere AND that their credentials are being handed off across a third party. Never, ever do th
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by silverbax88 11y ago
People should never, ever be using their Facebook logins to sign in to other applications, and developers have a responsibility not to allow that to proliferate. I wouldn't use Facebook creds to log into any application, so I sure woul

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