wensing

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   by wensing 18y ago

   If a company forces you to use either of those, they're clearly not going to be around very long. Sorry, I really would like to agree with you, but there are plenty of companies with IE6+Outlook worker bees that show no signs of dying any
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   by wensing 18y ago

   isn't science must be the new intellectual attack cliché. Would someone care to define this proper science?
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   by wensing 18y ago

   Can't wait to start using this for Stormpulse. Our traffic is extremely geo-specific (usually Texas and/or Florida), so this is going to help. To be frank, I haven't been completely satisfied with S3, so maybe this will help insulate us fr
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   by wensing 18y ago

   The fact that he lives in Wellington or Boca Raton means he very well may know someone at Sequoia Capital, or his father may have founded Nextel, etc. etc. That wouldn't surprise me.
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   by wensing 18y ago

   There are a healthy number (though minuscule in the grand scheme) of startups that use Flash, and I doubt you'd get the familiar "90%+ CPU crash" by going to those sites. By contrast, I work at a major media outlet where a lot of folks with
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   by wensing 18y ago

   The real problem is that Flash is a gateway for a lot of graphic artists wanting to make something more powerful on the web. A lot of copy-pasting and poor practices being executed on a powerful engine with a very steep learning curve. By
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   by wensing 18y ago

   Are you conceding or just ignoring axod's point that men and women are different in more ways than anatomical?
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   by wensing 18y ago

   What is the difference between a father and a mother?
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   Phishing rumour bites day-old Twitterank project(mashable.com)

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    by wensing 18y ago

    It's the flux capacitor! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flux_capacitor#Flux_capacitor
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    by wensing 18y ago

    If a Creator were to exist (I believe He does), could science prove it?
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Don't waste too much time writing a formal business plan, worrying about the state of the market, worrying about potential competitors Don't worry != don't think.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Is the multiverse theory falsifiable? I can't tell.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    I think that lots of adolescents honestly do not want to do anything. They prefer having no responsibilities whatsoever. That's because you can't start with adolescence. You have to start increasing responsibility from roughly age 2. Ge
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Without downplaying anything done for society as a whole, I must say that it's unlikely you'll ever be as influential upon society as a whole as can be upon your own children. Also, children also have a way of exposing your weaknesses that
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    by wensing 18y ago

    nostalgiastart I was into Day of the Tentacle and Full Throttle but I never bought GF. /endnostalgia
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Hank Asher http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hank_Asher did something very similar, and his work ended up powering the searches for the Patriot Act.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Obama is already doing things I didn't know the President could do.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    It is definitely heavy. Can do.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Got that part. I was just challenging your statement that they "would never actually become humans" with the fact that anything of the homo sapien species is human, which of course would include the embryos. Just like dog embryos are very
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    by wensing 18y ago

    these embryos would never actually become humans I think you must mean something else. My son and daughter were embryos once; what were they if not human?
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Yeah, I wouldn't argue with the hard working and smart part. And also, I'm sure if you let anything go to your head, you'll end up missing the best deal. I suppose you could argue that nothing went to his head and he just had a great rati
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    by wensing 18y ago

    At first I found this positively fascinating, but then ... Embryonic stem cells are harvested by destroying a viable embryo, a process that some people find unacceptable.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    "The smart money always knows when to sell." Does that say anything about Zuckerberg?
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    by wensing 18y ago

    This is ominous, since The Palm Beach Post (my employer) just put out a job listing for a Python coder to join our group.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    I may not be a seriou5 haxxor, but I live in West Palm Beach and co-founded Stormpulse.com, FWIW. South Florida is very hit or miss when it comes to talented programmers. It's amazing how many people down here still think ColdFusion is the
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    by wensing 18y ago

    I was living in Chicago when Obama first ran for Senator. The first time I saw "OBAMA" on a billboard, I thought there was no way in the world he would get elected in our post-9/11 world.
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    by wensing 18y ago

    'Fix' Creationism? How do you fix a belief? By keeping it out of schools?
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    by wensing 18y ago

    I re-labeled IE "DO NOT USE". This makes me think I should re-label Firefox "Internet".
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    by wensing 18y ago

    Unless it's Fidel Castro. I work at a newspaper in South Florida. His (incomplete) obituary is very long and has not been written by an intern.