username223

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   by username223 13y ago

   Given that he easily piggybacked an exploit on LinkedIn's own exploit, they should probably just hire him.
2. 2072.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   Note to "10x founders": both "twitsnbieber.com" and "titsnbieber.com" are still available.
3. 2073.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   I have been for my entire life, but YMMV.
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   by username223 13y ago

   As was said in the README: "The following people have submitted code, bug reports, or otherwide contributed to the success of this project:" But they can please to go die in a fire.
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   by username223 13y ago

   > Instead of worrying about the rich/poor divide, we could instead try to improve conditions for those on the bottom (food/shelter/health are all good starting points). As robots and computers take over more of what humans
6. 2076.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   > Considering that the site doesn't look like anything that's generating revenue, I don't understand why that person refused to sell... Maybe because unlike you, he's not an unquestioning whore to the almighty dollar.
7. 2077.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   Is your startup really so pathetic that $30/yr is relevant?
8. 2078.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   This sounds like a potentially useful thing, but putting up an ugly webpage with two links to a box asking for someone's email is the opposite of useful. FWIW, "flourcast.com@mailinator.com" will receive their spam.
9. 2079.▲
   by username223 13y ago

   That's plenty big enough, but kind of pricey compared to $65 for a 1TB hard drive. Try to get either of those capacities in a laptop (I take pictures when I travel), and the gap gets even bigger.
10. 2080.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    What's worthy of posting here? I'm not sure what "10x founders" like you expect to get from hanging out here for multiple years.
11. 2081.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    "willing to tl;dr this for non-fanboys" Herp, derp. Siracusa has been somewhere between critical and brutal toward the Finder (desktop slash file browser) since Mac OS X was born. He is also very well-known for being meticulous.
12. 2082.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    Lower your standards -- I've been using that for years. ;-) When SSDs big enough for amateur photographers are affordable, I'll consider the switch.
13. 2083.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    > It always returns the same result given the same arguments. This is call "referential transparency" and you can add it to your list of five-dollar programming terms. > It doesn't cause any side effects, e.g. it doesn&
14. 2084.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    Unfortunately, we may be close to running out of techno-libertarian suckers and Russian/"Cypriot" mobsters.
15. 2085.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    Or because they got tired on a long drive and pulled over on the side of the road to sleep. Waking up to a spotlight, then a gun and flashlight in the hands of a bored cop on the night shift is a tense situation.
16. 2086.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    "Scams aside", your scam would work as well as theirs.
17. 2087.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    I'm sorry if this is trivial, but “what’s holding you back from the big penis you deserve" has to be one of the greatest phrases ever written.
18. 2088.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    Doing so will allow you to take advantage of valuable products and services available exclusively on Google Plus (TM)!
19. 2089.▲
    by username223 13y ago

    I'm not the reporter, but I'd be fine with that.