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961.
by yarrel 14y ago
"Too many developers want to stay in their comfort zone." Too few employers are willing to pay for learning and evaluation.
962.
by yarrel 14y ago
How do you manage that time difference?
963.
by yarrel 14y ago
Remember, kids, sharing is bad.
964.
by yarrel 14y ago
> My standard of living is something I won't compromise on. You can compromise on it or you can lose it entirely. Your choice, snowflake.
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by yarrel 14y ago
The ideology of the wannabe ruling class in all its terrifying glory.
966.
by yarrel 14y ago
Your favourite authors and artists have day jobs. Why should musicians be any different?
967.
by yarrel 14y ago
Thank you, American man!
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by yarrel 14y ago
GNOME isn't Ubuntu.
969.
by yarrel 14y ago
We find public libraries morally OK as they allow people who would not otherwise have access to knowledge and literature to access it. If the poor could copy without restriction and without the prospect of losing the ability to do so, publi
970.
by yarrel 14y ago
What was that actually about?
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by yarrel 14y ago
Assuming radio plays required copyright notices in the US at the time, the BBC didn't have them on broadcasts they sold to the US so that is probably what happened here. The novel and radio play will still be very much under copyright in Eu
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by yarrel 14y ago
Rent seeking doesn't lead to innovation.
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by yarrel 14y ago
App stores are broken package managers. The auto-updating systems and absence of viruses that you attribute to Apple have long existed in the Free Softrware world. There are no competing marketplaces for iOS apps. And the DRM-encumbered mar
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by yarrel 14y ago
I've had precisely this experience as a developer. If our user interface confuses people that's our fault, not theirs.
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by yarrel 14y ago
I've never heard of WebObjects either.
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by yarrel 14y ago
"If you can’t watch something legally until it comes out on Netflix or whatever service you use, you have only two justifiable options: either wait, or don’t watch it." Or, alternatively, if you're going to anyway what's the problem again?
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by yarrel 14y ago
The Smalltalk equivalent of Clojure is Ruby.
978.
by yarrel 14y ago
The scripting language is Perl, apparently.
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by yarrel 14y ago
You can't seriously be saying they don't compare.
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by yarrel 14y ago
There isn't one. Randall is wrong. It happens.
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by yarrel 14y ago
"It's a meme" is the new "I'm not racist/sexist/homophobic, but..."
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by yarrel 14y ago
"You know the type." Misogynists?
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by yarrel 14y ago
Unless they were arrested by the Facebook police, you're discussing Indian politics.
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by yarrel 14y ago
s/in/wrapped in/
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by yarrel 14y ago
Is this a web intent?
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by yarrel 14y ago
That's a shame.
987.
by yarrel 14y ago
> Before the jokers in the room claim that this kind of problem is deserved by Mono Sizzle.
988.
by yarrel 14y ago
Is Tomboy still a C# bridgehead or has it been rewritten?
989.
by yarrel 14y ago
The barn OAuth aimed at is entirely unscratched.
990.
by yarrel 14y ago
And so the grand unified Microsoft bridgehead fragments.

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