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by uchi 13y ago
Unsurprisingly, the companies you listed churn out some pretty terrible code. Square Enix for example has pretty big problems with ffxiv because hacking and botting is so easy. Maintenance windows have gotten longer and are occurring more o
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by uchi 13y ago
The title is misleading. These graphs are of unionized workers. I am an electrician I Chicago. Most non-union work here (construction, carpentry, plumbing, electrical) is done by Mexicans who vastly outnumber us. 9 in 10 of all workers. Hah
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by uchi 13y ago
you fool! hush hush!
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by uchi 13y ago
I used to have an old Linux professor that taught class on the weekends. He was a network engineer at his day job and there was never a day where I didn't see him with his fisherman's vest. Every pocket was occupied with some weir
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by uchi 13y ago
The chances are incredibly small.
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by uchi 13y ago
I advise you to rethink the 60 second posting rate for /a/, it's making dumping chapters impossible.
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by uchi 13y ago
Reddit's userbase grew very quickly after Digg drastically changed, aka 'collapsed', Reddit for a while also engaged in sockpuppeting posts to generate fake traffic to create the illusion of a userbase before it really took o
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by uchi 13y ago
A badge of honor many will strive for. Related, one of the funniest bans I've ever seen. http://puu.sh/4uXij.jpg
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by uchi 13y ago
Years ago in the whirlwind battle group there was this one guy multiboxing shamans (basically one player using multiple accounts at the same time, Blizzard willingly overlooked such things). He named his characters Atox, Btox, and Ctox. Whe
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by uchi 13y ago
TJ is a grab bag of expensive and inexpensive items often justified by a difference in lifestyles, e.g foodies and hipsters. They're a different target demographic than Walmart and Costco, most of their inventory is comprised of their
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by uchi 13y ago
Robbing a bank physically is different than online fraud. For one, you're not holding people at gunpoint with the threat of violence.
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by uchi 13y ago
HTC One's camera isn't bad at all. It was built that way for a purpose. You're doing the straight up Megapixel comparison between the phones. http://www.anandtech.com/show/6747/htc-one-review/4
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by uchi 13y ago
Russia Today is the equivalent of Fox News in America. Keep that bias in mind as you browse their other articles and videos. Russia Today is exceptionally critical of American politics, and their international video newscasts are pretty muc
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by uchi 13y ago
It's very disingenuous to say that Valve backstabbed you when they willingly handed over all the legal rights to your project when you left. http://www.theverge.com/2013/5/18/4343382/technical-illusi
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by uchi 13y ago
But not Chinese because lord knows they'll spy on us.
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by uchi 13y ago
Yes because I really did hold my grandmother at gunpoint as she gave me the 14th update in the last hour about her stupid cat.
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by uchi 13y ago
Oh definitely. But I named her because she was the last official figurehead with the 'pharaoh' title.
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by uchi 13y ago
More time has passed between the building of the ancient pyramids and queen Cleopatra, than queen Cleopatra and now.
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by uchi 13y ago
Methinks they did a wee bit more than that. http://www.nbcnews.com/id/33882559/ns/business-us_business/t...
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by uchi 13y ago
Their marketing campaigns in a nutshell: Axe: Get bitches Dove: Because bitches deserve to be got.
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by uchi 13y ago
I went to inner city schools. You have no idea how poor they are. Even the smartest kids who really wanted to learn had no chance. Some odd summers ago I went across Chicago Public Schools to document building lighting for upgrades to mor
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by uchi 14y ago
It's really sort of an interesting debacle. There's opportunities out there for both privileged and underprivileged families but often times the underprivileged are left completely oblivious while the privileged take full advantage. When yo
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by uchi 14y ago
It's also becoming increasingly more reasonable to go overseas to attain your graduates degree. Undergraduate programs in community collages are still reasonably priced in the states, and overseas it's not that much worse provided you enrol
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by uchi 14y ago
"Yet Windows Phone is a dismal failure even with Nokia's huge manufacturing bulk behind it. The only sensible conclusion I can come to is that making a desirable mobile OS is far more difficult than it appears, and that there are numerous '
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by uchi 14y ago
Using it because it sounds better can sometimes run contrary with the word and its meaning. In this case being confused with a pretty bitchin' New Zealand band. But let's be honest here, with the sprinkling of select phrases in other posts,
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by uchi 14y ago
In this case it actually does. There's absolutely no need to change strawman to strawpeople, other than the necessary implied injustice that you feel for the fact that the word contains 'man', and therefore must somehow be corrected to cont
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by uchi 14y ago
>strawpeople. Are even logical fallacies supposed to be politically correct now? That's hilarious. Googling strawpeople gets me a New Zealand band.
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by uchi 14y ago
"an innocent remark can easily be taken the wrong way when it comes after the chain of sexism women deal with in any given day." ...what? How much effort do you put in to finding everything sexist? This ladybug mounting another ladybug outs
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by uchi 14y ago
Yeap. AMD did this with its Phenom II chips. Maintain the same fab process for a 4 core processor but sell it as dual or triple core if it was poor quality. AMD motherboards famously had the feature to enable the locked down processors. Obv
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by uchi 14y ago
One of the big detractors that made programming very difficult for me was the fact that I couldn't find any practical application to what I was learning. As a result I felt unmotivated and dragged my feet for a very long time. Double clicki

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