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EponymousCoward

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    Comment #3468900

    Totally shocked that a community full of Aspies is having a hard time mustering sympathy for this girl and instead have to pedantically inform the Internet that that's not really p…

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    Comment #3406365

    There've been unhexeditable game consoles since the 70s. Doesn't seem to have impacted people's desire to hack thus far.

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    Comment #3386182

    throw new BathwaterException(new Baby()) ?

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    Comment #3365421

    Answer your "What is your shoe size?" security question...

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    Comment #3338849

    Drag them? How do I do that on my iPad? #mobilefail

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    Comment #3327642

    Did you read the article?

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    Comment #3321996

    Heh. Want to place any bets they built the whole thing audio included and just before launch brought in the lawyers who quickly said WTF? To which the product team said ORLY?

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    Comment #3298082

    Would you prefer SaaS, or web service? Will that soothe you?

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    Comment #3290650

    Here's another scenario: idiotic developers ask for a boatload of permissions "just in case" and don't realize how sketchy it looks.

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    Comment #3251769

    Point 1 just isn't right. I have 2FA on my gmail and am reading it with the default mail client just fine. "yr doing it wrong."

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    Comment #3234591

    He addresses scale but only scaling up. What he neglects to realize is that AdWords et al are elastic, if I want to get 10x impressions over the weekend I can do that. With cold ca…

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    Comment #3224970

    Charles Symoni (sp, I know) used to float the Intentional Programming team around on his yacht for weeks at a time. I think it was mainly to increase productivity though.

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    Comment #3200145

    One of the more useful things I've seen on HN. However it seems to only really apply to B2B. There is a bit of a hand wave about B2C at the end. Would love to see more thoughts abo…

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    Comment #3194696

    "well do data mining" is the new "well have ads" for unmonetizable businesses. Then again the data mining is probably just for ads anyway, so maybe it's just more of the same...

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    Comment #3194674

    No Google doesn't read your email. In fact their spam detection just works by flipping the worlds luckiest coin at every incoming email.

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    Comment #3128248

    Woman, boy.

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    Comment #3116707

    "Feeling tired? Drink this Koolaid." - Jim Jones

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    Comment #3111248

    How do you get around the 10GB/domain limit? What do you do when your fleet gets big enough that you start getting throttled? What's the query latency? How do you delete old log da…

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    Comment #3107634

    Paid search results? Would it really be incongruent with what DDG is doing?

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    Comment #3041756

    Which do you suppose is bigger, 30% of Zynga's FB credits, or 100% of their FB ad spend?

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    Comment #3041745

    Good. Suck it. This company is pure slime. I pity their acquirees. And it's totally worth my karma hit to just get this off my chest.

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    Comment #3013706

    Nice accomplishment but I have to say that the idea of the product is off-putting. Still I guess it's up to people if they want to advertise this way. I'm not convinced that this a…

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    Comment #3004574

    10-20% (pathetic really)

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    Comment #3000478

    This guy is seriously misunderstanding the long tail. First of all the long tail is an opportunity, not something that "dies" (his words). It's an opportunity for authors because w…

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    Comment #3000409

    "A single AWS instance is not reliable, and isn't designed to be particularly reliable." Source? An AWS instance is simply an OS running on a virtualf (xen?) machine. On the larges…