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by unavoidable 15y ago
That's the thing - they probably did look over it. The EULA clause may or may not be bad business, but that doesn't make it unenforceable. There doesn't look to be anything that is legally out of place here. By agreeing to use the iBooks Au
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by unavoidable 15y ago
It would likely be enforceable unless the term is "unreasonable" or "unconscionable"... although we certainly may not like it, I don't think it would necessarily meet those thresholds in a court of law because there are other alternatives t
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by unavoidable 15y ago
Except that Drupal is, interface-wise, even worse than Wordpress; and management of the damn thing is difficult even for the developers among us. It's hard to recommend it when you know clients/users will struggle with it.
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by unavoidable 15y ago
For some reason the site is trying to fill my entire monitor even though I have my window using only half the screen (Chrome, OSX). The font size I'm seeing is 25px for the body text...
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by unavoidable 15y ago
This is so ironic I don't even...
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by unavoidable 15y ago
This guy seems to be arguing that Wordpress should turn into a Drupal-like app, which it was never designed to do. Although I am also guilty of using WP for CMS on some simple sites, this is mostly due to convenience of installation and (mo
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by unavoidable 15y ago
Also a Westernized Chinese here. It's hard to say that there are any solid "advantages" - there simply are too many Chinese people (especially in North America) who are over-achieving to stand out. Plus, it's pretty well documented that aff
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by unavoidable 15y ago
I don't know where you're getting this 18-month number from. The maximum co-op term on PEY is 16-months, and a large number of people have opted for 12-month terms. They have also accepted terms as low as 8 months in some circumstances (lay
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by unavoidable 15y ago
I'm not sure why anybody is comparing Zuckerberg to Jobs, really. Jobs co-founded arguably the most successful tech company of all time. He revolutionized the PC industry, then saved his company from near-death in his second act, followed b
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by unavoidable 15y ago
Not while gaming it wont
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by unavoidable 15y ago
Instead, they are slowly bleeding the goose dry. Granted, the golden goose is still pretty fat and could sustain them for decades without doing anything significant. As it is though, Microsoft is pretty low in the innovation front. I don't
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by unavoidable 16y ago
I understand your general gist... but I find sketching the design by pencil and paper much faster than photoshop - obviously I don't get pixel perfect results, but the intricacies of CSS mean that it's difficult to match a photoshop design
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by unavoidable 16y ago
Yeah... not to sound all nerdy, but that was totally what I was expecting as well. Oh the glorious strategies to be had with an all new game!
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by unavoidable 16y ago
Ain't that true. I think Yuri owes us a keg next time we see him.
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by unavoidable 16y ago
You know, this is a legitimate question that I don't think has been satisfactorily answered thus far: there have been the numerical analyses about 'successes' which was skewed towards 'success' because there were a lot of YC companies bough
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by unavoidable 16y ago
As a Chinese and English speaker, I assure you that it is far easier to learn English than Chinese. I grew up with Chinese and still consider myself a learner, despite being surrounded by the language for the first half of my life time. I s
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by unavoidable 16y ago
Or perhaps, 'primitive' or 'legacy' languages simply are more difficult?
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by unavoidable 17y ago
Uh oh. They're on to you! Anyway, I don't think it's all that accurate in categorization. They seem to pick up keywords and label them as some arbitrary category they've defined the word as. I showed up close to 15% in Fashion and I work in