smokinjoe

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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Love it. Refreshingly addictive. Only complaint is that I can't automatically tell which color I am to start. Maybe I'm missing something, but it's never immediately known - I need to jiggle left and right.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
1) Can this just stop until someone presents a direct (and accurate) comparison? You make it sound like it will be a fourth branch of Government. There are several Government Agencies that don't hemorrhage money and actually accomplish wh
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I don't know exact details about the content delivery process for loading various pages on Facebook, but this doesn't seem to follow the standard they've set at all. It mixes together parts that make up the various content blocks that loa
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
None of the movements had any leadership or organized goals whatsoever. In a world where so many have so much access, those that took part in the protests were essentially cut off from many people who wanted to learn more about them.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I assumed that's what the newest iTunes release in Russia was supposed to be.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
It's stuff like this that not only makes consumers love LEGO, but also just gives the impression that you want to work there when you grow up. Such a perfect method of satisfying customers while ensuring a steady pool of enthusiastic potent
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
This comment has motivated me to join in and give it a shot - I was fairly pessimistic that I wouldn't really know how/where to find projects to work with. Thanks for the idea and best of luck in having it move forward.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I actually have never thought of that. Seems like Google has created a ratings system that both the general public uses for comparing apps, developers use to determine place in the Play store (as well as overall experience), and Google us
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
> How many decades of tapped phones, illegal body searches, and indefinite detention and/or torture of political prisoners are you willing to wait for reform before you declare the US an unacceptable place for good and reasonable people
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
That game was in the top 5 N64 games sold, routinely hitting the top spot for roughly 3 years [and perhaps a little change]. It was an incredible run, I remember following it in EGM.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
My friends and I nicknamed that gun the "mow-down machine."
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I would love to watch this during some sort of global event, whatever the context. Maybe I'll remember to visit it on Election Day.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
This comment appears fairly too frequently in response to this article. At least that gives away all those people who didn't read it.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Don't get carried away, if they truly wanted to absolutely kill off apps, they'd just close their API.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Came into the comments for a fun discussion, left with a great tidbit about my shiny new toy! Thanks a ton, given the unobtrusiveness of the font, I'm terrified at how long I would have gone without noticing that.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I was just thinking of this while coming up the elevator after picking up lunch. Instinctively people reach into their pockets to grab their phones for their 5, 6 or 12 story trip. It's like a natural reaction - I always find this humorous
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
While it's too late to edit, the typo is driving me insane: required => acquired.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I guess I see your point, but there typically is a lot going on behind the scenes when $response->write("helloworld"); is executed. There could be several types of validation, xss/csrf protection, maybe storage to a session variable tak
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Why on Earth would someone deserve to lose all their friends because they accidentally didn't log out on a shared computer?
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I'm not making the MS connection - are you saying that Facebook will be eventually required solely for its email addresses?
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Very nice, I like. Performs real well on my phone (VZW stock GNexus) as well. I am really digging the simplicity and the combination of the typographical syntax and html within the textarea. I wish I could think of some critiques, but I'm
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
If a stupid solution works, it's not stupid.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Despite us voting differently then and probably in 2012, I deeply appreciate this sort of sentiment. Despite our differences, we are one Nation. I believe it helps ensure civil debates as well as respect during policy discussion.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Picking up wifi signals is one thing, but I was under the impression that they were locating, connecting and looking at data on these networks. >Legal scholar Orin Kerr disagrees with Judge Holderman's reasoning. "No one suggests that u
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
I see this more analogous to walking into an unlocked house. While the doors are all unlocked, it's still illegal to open, enter and search.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Best of luck to you. While not exactly on topic, one little thing I noticed was that that it looks like there's some remainder help text from the template you're using - check out the top right where it says "ADD A MENU IN APPERANCE, MENUS
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Well, this wasn't going to be a forum to influence future policy. I think it's pretty cool that this happened - even now my Mom might know what the "AMA" stands for. And great timing to do it during the RNC and steal some buzz away.
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
So, what about us with inactive accounts? Is there some sort of action we should take place?
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
While Apple hasn't bought Twitter, what other acts are giving you hints that they are losing their edge?
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by smokinjoe 14y ago
Because it ropes in people like me who don't want the native Facebook app on their phone, but want to keep in touch with friends who use Facebook messages.

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