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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
Well, thanks for putting words in my mouth, but your rewriting is not synonymous with what I wrote. If I had wanted to write what you wrote, I would have done so. For example, "a perspective from the other side", implies opposing viewpoin
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
> In most cases, it's just read & regurgitate. You embody what I am talking about so perfectly here I can only assume this was a clever piece of satire.
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
Few things are more tedious than reading science majors endlessly, smugly belittle arts subjects. "Oh ho ho, something I don't understand and haven't done and probably couldn't do, they must be idiots, let's constantly mock them". I saw q
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
I don't think the OP was talking about real, physical apples. Paragraph 3 off the response is the payoff, basically.
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
How does A PATENT [sic] have anything whatsoever to do with whether people are allowed to unlock it?
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
Yes.
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
Outside of forever hypothetical situations devised on messageboards, where a night out can reasonably be limited to "(cheapest) plate of food and 2 drinks", and ends up being more like "plate of food, ooh and those deserts look good, and th
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
Point 11/12 completely contradicts point 1. Points 9, 10, 17, (at least) have pretty much nothing specifically to do with reddit but could be said of pretty much any online community. Also, this is from 2006, and while I don't wish to sugge
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yetanotherlogin
16y ago
I've also recently been feeling some internet fatigue. It's occured to me that the internet encourages* bite-size pieces of content. I sit on reddit and complain that it's getting too 4chan, with stupid lolcats, cartoons, FMLs, short blogge
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yetanotherlogin
17y ago
The article does actually cover your serious point. > Indeed, it may be more useful in a "top rated" list to display those items with the highest number of positive ratings per page view, download, or purchase, rather than positive rati
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yetanotherlogin
17y ago
For a fairly but not horribly austere lifestyle, you're looking at ~£20k GBP to get by. By this I mean you have a place to live somewhere in a fairly unfashionable/average zone 2 or 3 area, a place which is not that big or plush, but not a