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by timje1 13y ago
If the customers are actively paying for a service that AOL is providing, despite not needing that service anymore, AOL has an obligation to mention that to them. Otherwise AOL is exploiting the technological ignorance of their own customer
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by timje1 13y ago
Is this the same AOL that still gets a good chunk of money each year from people that never cancelled their 56k internet subscription when they got ADSL? I think AOL is one large moral-free zone.
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by timje1 13y ago
After all, who has five minutes to spare these days to enrich their knowledge of the world around us? Everyone knows that if the information is important enough, the author will find a way to fit it into 140 characters. Well 110, with 30 ch
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by timje1 13y ago
I don't see them contravening any of those specific things here. Possibly the iOS app store has (better worded / better enforced) guidelines.
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by timje1 13y ago
The gays must be coming to hack your laptop, in order to smear Russia.
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by timje1 13y ago
Internet Exploder, stalling human progress since '95.
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by timje1 13y ago
The articles for which this statement is true often end up there for a day or two. The system works :)
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by timje1 13y ago
Agreed, it's not a very well labeled article. 'Programming Languages most submitted to CodeEval in 2014' would be better.
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by timje1 13y ago
Worse than that, IE8 in IE7 compatibility mode has some regression bugs that you won't have seen since IE5.
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by timje1 13y ago
I uninstalled the 'HP Print Service' on my Nexus 5 without an issue ...
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by timje1 13y ago
You might be onto a winner here. I've got chrono trigger and the monkey island on my phone and don't touch them - it's vastly more comfortable to play them for hours on my PC or emulators. Phones need a different input device
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by timje1 13y ago
A remix is like 'lets take the slick visuals of X, but with a Zoo theme, the power-up system of Y and the smooth movement of Z to create something new-ish but recognisable!'. This is a large company realising that their smaller co
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by timje1 13y ago
You are quite right. The implosion I refer to is the share price going up to $15 mid 2012, and dropping down to a fraction over $2 by the end of it. Its future is not bright, but it could still pull something magical out of its hat.
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by timje1 13y ago
I don't think they can reasonably expect great success from behaving in this manner Zinga made a lot of money for its owners and investors before imploding.
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by timje1 13y ago
Why not throw in 'social stimulation' as well? Both rats and humans are very social creatures. It'd be interesting to see how an isolated, well exercised rat's brain compares to a socially active, non-exercised rat'
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by timje1 13y ago
You misunderstand, there aren't any teams.
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by timje1 13y ago
It seems to be accepted in London that when you join a startup, you take a paycut of 33%. Even if the startup doesn't offer any equity . All risk, no reward...
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by timje1 13y ago
That's the purpose of the 'hot' algorithms that you get in a lot of ranking sites. In order to keep new content rising to the top, you can build algorithms that prioritise the rate of increase as well. Even weight the listens
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by timje1 13y ago
I bought a nice, high quality pair of headphones and was disappointed to find that sound was quite 'crisp'. Fortunately there's an equaliser in the Spotify app... I cranked up the lower and highest end frequencies, and now Me
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by timje1 13y ago
Think of all of the interviews and articles that he's written since the release of the first batch of materials. If he had been captured.. then been kept naked in solitary confinement for all this time (Manning), certainly not allowed
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by timje1 13y ago
This is because the US Democratic party could be considered center-right by European standards, with the Republicans heading into extreme-right. If a party in the UK hinted at dismantling public health care (the NHS) out loud, they'd b
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by timje1 13y ago
I'm a bit annoyed at the fact that the free user's plays dictate where my subscription cash goes. But I don't see how the free users actually detract from my experience of the service...
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by timje1 13y ago
Diamond USB has a relaxed quality that fosters deep musical involvement. It's a parody.
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by timje1 13y ago
The headline bookend in a Deal for the On-Demand World sounds like the writer ran out of intelligent things to say.
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by timje1 13y ago
No need to comment if we simply disagree. That's what downvoting was made for!
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by timje1 13y ago
fool me consistently for a decade or two... why aren't more people boycotting EA yet?
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by timje1 13y ago
Working out whether the threat of violence is because they're a woman, instead of merely referencing gender, is difficult. Hence violence and death threats are typically classed as misogyny if they reference gender, regardless of any
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by timje1 13y ago
Dude you haven't seen him with his shirt off? He's ripped, brosef.
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by timje1 13y ago
At more than an 8-9 reading age? That's probably true for the premiership. If we included the lower leagues... I wouldn't take that bet.
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The original fine was $8000, which the author reports as nearly $100 per hit. While I agree with copyright enforcement of stolen photographs, I do not believe this is a proportional punishment. I'm also surprised that hotlinking files

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