tanon500

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by tanon500 13y ago
Given the revelations of the past couple of years, especially these, it's very difficult to attempt to cap the scope of these operations. Combine that with a heavy case of impostor syndrome and I find myself questioning everything. Gay
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by tanon500 13y ago
Can you explain how? DKIM signatures would be pretty difficult to forge...
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Building something someone else patented...(gist.github.com)
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by tanon500 13y ago
Organization who allegedly asked the lawyer to take action: http://www.kisstrust.com/ * Maybe this was just an incompetent attorney, but regardless, taking legal action against a website for a comment posted really demonstr
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by tanon500 13y ago
We're all selfish and make decisions in our best interest (our families' and close ones' interests _are_ our own) - whether or not you look at those selfish decisions as a "sin" isn't a distinction I've ma
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by tanon500 13y ago
If you have the power and opportunity to change a wrong, but do nothing, then you're as culpable as whoever caused the wrong in the first place. In this case we're proving that a wrong occurred by attempting to get retribution for
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by tanon500 13y ago
The experiment simply lacks controls - remove the booth babes from the conference all together (from all your competitors booths), and show me increased conversions relative to a typical booth babe presence. Why do you consider this a concl
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by tanon500 13y ago
They don't convert - but they do make the conference and the conversions possible. Am I the only one who enjoys being in the company of attractive people? I doubt a convention like CES (which I attended, and performed real business at)