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10y ago
#OurIncredibleJourney
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10y ago
Support isn't free but anybody can also sell support.
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10y ago
Welcome to OSS, where the only viable financial model is to sell a product so bad people will have to pay you for support or to run it for them. (Example: Automattic with WordPress)
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10y ago
Liking pages on Facebook is easier than adding RSS feeds to an RSS client.
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10y ago
>Maybe it is me, but I am having really difficult time understanding why people take Facebook so seriously and add so much value to it. Yeah, it's you. Spend more time thinking of it and you'll realise there's a big chunk
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10y ago
Well, you can see how it worked with Twitter, which had the same breakdown with right wing people.
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10y ago
Take the hint then ;P
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10y ago
No problem. You just buy a suit then. And then a huge telly. And then a new pair of shoes. Believe me, you'll never run out of shiny stuff to buy.
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10y ago
You can drive a BMW and wear a Rolex on your way to work and feel better about yourself.
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10y ago
Local industry and culture? What are you even talking about? Colonialism is probably one of the best things to happen to a lot of territories, like for example most of Africa.
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10y ago
That's a good point despite the downvotes. If you don't need any of the Python 3 goodies, by upgrading you will make your code run even slower. Hard to justify.
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10y ago
Implying there won't be a community fork with security fixes.
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10y ago
Pure Gonzo journalism
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10y ago
Common wisdom says whoever is interested in reading this kind of stuff, will end up reading it.
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10y ago
If they can hack into your mail they can reset your password anyway. (I'm not being technically correct here, but I'm being practical, and my argument here applies to 99.9999% of all cases)
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10y ago
By you, right? Or is it common practice to store outgoing mails?
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10y ago
The fact that your password is mailed in plain text to you when you register does not prove the password is not hashed when it's stored. In a "lost password" mail, of course, that's another thing.
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10y ago
And fuck those who don't have [ and ] in keys of their own.
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10y ago
When you decided to write this in JavaScript you should have thought if you should instead of if you could. ;P
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10y ago
>everyone has a touchpad or touchscreen No?
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10y ago
Because you and your friends don't need to own an iPhone to use it.
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10y ago
Android has been playing catch up on iPhone for years now, and they are starting to dangerously get close to them.
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10y ago
Those splash screens are incredibly useless and annoying. I don't understand why somebody at Google gave the OK to them.
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10y ago
On Windows you can block iTunes from the firewall...
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10y ago
I wish HN software would automatically start flagging comments that only contain a link to an xkcd strip.
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10y ago
Pedophilia is, sadly, far from being just a scare.
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10y ago
I think hashtags still count towards the limit.
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10y ago
>Being politically incorrect is not civil. That is a false premise, especially taking into account the parent comment didn't intend to use "third world country" in a malicious but in a factually correct way.
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10y ago
Hm, I meant as far as I know you can't bring your own phone to Verizon.
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10y ago
Censorship sounds like an inadequate term here.
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